The Mirrors of Downing Street
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LloydGeorge.
At the end of his Gifford Lectures, after an argument which induced oneof his listeners to say that he had _a stammer in his thoughts_, Mr. Balfour announced his faith in God. One may recall Pascal's exclamation, "How far it is from believing in God to loving Him!" I have always thought it significant of his true nature that Mr. Balfour should be one of the worst offenders in that unlovely FrontBench habit of putting his feet up on the Clerk's table. The last time Iwas in the House... of Commons Mr. J. H. Thomas was lying back on theOpposition Front Bench with his legs in the air and his muddy bootscrossed on the table. The boorishness of this attitude struck mycompanion very sharply. But I pointed out to him that the differencebetween Mr. Thomas, the Labour member, and Mr. Balfour, the greatgentleman, was merely a size in boots.
LORD KITCHENER LORD KITCHENER OF KHARTOUM Born, 1846; entered Army, 1866; Colonel, 1899; Burmah Campaign, 1891; Viscount, 1914; Baron, 1914; Earl, 1914; Sec'y for War, 1914; died, 1917.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
LloydGeorge.
At the end of his Gifford Lectures, after an argument which induced oneof his listeners to say that he had _a stammer in his thoughts_, Mr. Balfour announced his faith in God. One may recall Pascal's exclamation, "How far it is from believing in God to loving Him!" I have always thought it significant of his true nature that Mr. Balfour should be one of the worst offenders in that unlovely FrontBench habit of putting his feet up on the Clerk's table. The last time Iwas in the House... of Commons Mr. J. H. Thomas was lying back on theOpposition Front Bench with his legs in the air and his muddy bootscrossed on the table. The boorishness of this attitude struck mycompanion very sharply. But I pointed out to him that the differencebetween Mr. Thomas, the Labour member, and Mr. Balfour, the greatgentleman, was merely a size in boots.
LORD KITCHENER LORD KITCHENER OF KHARTOUM Born, 1846; entered Army, 1866; Colonel, 1899; Burmah Campaign, 1891; Viscount, 1914; Baron, 1914; Earl, 1914; Sec'y for War, 1914; died, 1917.
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