I see your name in the divisions, and I feel a sort of envy myself." "Any fool could go into a lobby," said Phineas.
"To tell you the truth, I have been gratified to see that you have had the patience to abstain from speaking till you had looked about you.

It was more than I expected from your hot Irish blood.

Going to meet Mr.Gresham and Mr.Monk,--are you?
Well, I hope you may meet them in the Cabinet some day.

Mind you come and see me when Parliament meets in February." Mrs.Bunce was delighted when she found that Phineas had hired a servant; but Mr.Bunce predicted nothing but evil from so vain an expense.

"Don't tell me; where is it to come from?
He ain't no richer because he's in Parliament.