Portraits of the Nineties
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Balfour's " bayonets and battering rams. " He spoke of Home Rule as the one great Liberal policy. And then the Chairman called on Mr. Justin McCarthy with a certain embarrassment, as if he had an idea that he was a celebrity of some kind, but did not quite know his claim to fame (which was probably the fact), as " one who had fought and suffered for the cause of tortured Erin. " And Mr, Justin McCarthy, a gentle-mannered little man, with timid, spectacled eyes, a scholar's diffidence, and one o...f those beards which give the impression that their purpose is less to advertise virility than to conceal a feminine softness which might be too apparent with a clean-shaved face, delivered, without a gesture or an exaggeration, the most moderate speech I have ever heard on the Irish question. It had no percep- tible effect, except that the blacksmith in the back benches, who had fiercely interrupted Mr. Winter- botham — he was a Tory, as became a shoer of the horses of the nobility and gentry — began to snore heavily about half-way through.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Balfour's " bayonets and battering rams. " He spoke of Home Rule as the one great Liberal policy. And then the Chairman called on Mr. Justin McCarthy with a certain embarrassment, as if he had an idea that he was a celebrity of some kind, but did not quite know his claim to fame (which was probably the fact), as " one who had fought and suffered for the cause of tortured Erin. " And Mr, Justin McCarthy, a gentle-mannered little man, with timid, spectacled eyes, a scholar's diffidence, and one o...f those beards which give the impression that their purpose is less to advertise virility than to conceal a feminine softness which might be too apparent with a clean-shaved face, delivered, without a gesture or an exaggeration, the most moderate speech I have ever heard on the Irish question. It had no percep- tible effect, except that the blacksmith in the back benches, who had fiercely interrupted Mr. Winter- botham — he was a Tory, as became a shoer of the horses of the nobility and gentry — began to snore heavily about half-way through.
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