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Denzil Quarrier

CHAPTER VII
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I wish, therefore, to add my voice to the proposal that a vote of thanks be offered to our lecturer, with all sincerity and all heartiness." "A devilish good little speech!" Denzil murmured to himself, as the applause and merriment broke forth.
The show of hands seemed to be universal.

Denzil was enjoying an enormous happiness.

He had proved to himself that he could speak, and henceforth the platform was his own.

Now let the dissolution of Parliament come with all convenient speed; he longed to begin the political conflict.
Committee-men crowded about him, offering hands, and brimming with facetious eulogy.
"You were on very thin ice now and then," said Mr.Liversedge.

"You made me shake in my shoes.


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