I ask you to teach us how to legislate for the people of the future." Maraton remained for a moment silent.

His face betrayed no exultation.
His tone, when at last he spoke, was almost sad.
"Mr.Foley," he said, "if you are not a great man, you have in you, at least, the elements of greatness.

You have imagination.

You know how to meet a crisis.

I only wish that what you suggest were possible.
Twenty years ago, perhaps, yes.