Keep your pledges.

Speak in the House with the same passion and the same eloquence as when you sowed hope in the heart of those suffering thousands.

Some one must break away from this musty routine of Party politics.

The people will be heard, Mr.Henslow.
Their voice has dominated the fate of every nation in time, and it will be so with ours." Mr.Henslow was silent for a few minutes.

This young man who would not drink champagne, or be hail-fellow-well-met, and who was in such deadly earnest, was a nuisance.
"I tell you what I'll do," he said at last.