"Must you really go ?" Borrowdean nodded.
"I must be in the House to-night," he said, a little wearily.

"Rochester is going for them again." "You didn't take a pair ?" Mannering asked.
"It isn't altogether that," Borrowdean answered, "though Heaven knows we can't spare a single vote just now.

Rochester wants me to speak.

We are a used-up lot, and no mistake.

We want new blood, Mannering!" "I trust that the next election," Mannering said, "may supply you with it.