Mr Punchs History of the Great War
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Speaker Brand with delightful exuberance until the moment of his glorious death in Flanders, whither he had gone at an age when most of his compeers were content to play the critic in a snug corner of the smoking-room. Personal affection combined with admiration for his gallantry to inspire the speeches in which Mr. Lloyd George, Mr. Asquith, and Sir 160 Mr. Balfottr Returns Edward Carson enshrined the most remarkable tribute ever paid to a private Member.
Mr. Balfour has returned safe and soun...d from his Mission to the States, and received a warm welcome on all sides. Even the ranks of Tuscany, on the Irish benches, could not forbear to cheer their old opponent. Besides securing American gold for his country, he has transferred some \ American bronze to his complexion. If anything, he appears to have sharpened his natural faculty for skilful evasion and polite repartee by his encounter with Transatlantic jour- nalists. In fact everybody is pleased to see him back except per- haps certain curi- ous members, who find him even more chary of in- formation than his deputy, Lord Robert Cecil.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Speaker Brand with delightful exuberance until the moment of his glorious death in Flanders, whither he had gone at an age when most of his compeers were content to play the critic in a snug corner of the smoking-room. Personal affection combined with admiration for his gallantry to inspire the speeches in which Mr. Lloyd George, Mr. Asquith, and Sir 160 Mr. Balfottr Returns Edward Carson enshrined the most remarkable tribute ever paid to a private Member.
Mr. Balfour has returned safe and soun...d from his Mission to the States, and received a warm welcome on all sides. Even the ranks of Tuscany, on the Irish benches, could not forbear to cheer their old opponent. Besides securing American gold for his country, he has transferred some \ American bronze to his complexion. If anything, he appears to have sharpened his natural faculty for skilful evasion and polite repartee by his encounter with Transatlantic jour- nalists. In fact everybody is pleased to see him back except per- haps certain curi- ous members, who find him even more chary of in- formation than his deputy, Lord Robert Cecil.
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