But as I am in some measure responsible for your presence here, I consider myself within my rights in asking you these questions." "I'm not going to be hectored!" Mr.Henslow declared.
"Nobody wants to hector you! You gave certain pledges to us, and you have not fulfilled one of them." "They won't let me.

I'm not here as an independent Member.

I'm here as a Liberal, and Sir Henry himself struck out my proposed question and motion.

I must go with the Party." "You know quite well," Brooks said, "that you are within your rights in keeping the pledges you made to the mass meeting at Medchester." Henslow shook his head.
"It would be no good," he declared.

"I've sounded lots of men about it.
I myself have not changed.