My wagon here?
All right.

Good-night, Dan! Good-night, Bassett!" Harwood turned and found himself face to face with Bassett, who was loitering aimlessly about the hall.
"Good-evening, sir," he said, and they shook hands mechanically.
"How are you?
Party about over ?" "I should like to speak to you to-night, Mr.Bassett.It need take but a minute." "Better now, if it's important," replied Bassett carelessly.
"We voted on House Bill Ninety-five in committee to-night: the majority report will be against it." "So?
What was the matter with it ?" "It's crooked, that's all.

I wouldn't stand for it; two members were willing to support it, and there will be a minority report.

It's that same bill that was jumped on so hard at the last session, only it's been given a fresh coat of paint." "It seems to have taken you several weeks to find that out.

There's nothing wrong with that bill.