[The Gilded Age Part 5. by Mark Twain and Charles Dudley Warner]@TWC D-Link bookThe Gilded Age Part 5. CHAPTER XLII 4/37
The next evening at Mrs.Gloverson's party, she said to Mr.Buckstone: "I want Mr.Trollop to make his great speech on the Pension bill." "Do you? But you remember I was interrupted, and did not explain to you--" "Never mind, I know.
You must' make him make that speech.
I very. particularly desire, it." "Oh, it is easy, to say make him do it, but how am I to make him!" "It is perfectly easy; I have thought it all out." She then went into the details.
At length Mr.Buckstone said: "I see now.
I can manage it, I am sure.
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