That's my private reason.

My public one is that you are the only man in Dunchester who can win us the seat, and I'd think 10,000 pounds well spent if it put those Tories at the bottom of the poll.

I want to show them who is "boss," and that we won't be lorded over by bankers and brewers just because they are rich men who have bought themselves titles." "But you are a rich man yourself," I interrupted.
"Yes, doctor, and I spend my money in helping those who will help the people.

Now, before you give me any answer, I've got to ask you a thing or two," and he drew a paper from his pocket.

"Are you prepared to support the abolition of 'tied' houses ?" "Certainly.