He made his points clearly, neatly, and with occasional vigor that was always surprising." [Footnote] * John D.Long.
[End of Footnote] "'He reminds me of the Younger Pitt.

Who is he ?' asked Sir Hugh, with a touch of enthusiasm that was in striking contrast with his habitual and aristocratic insouciance.
"'Oh, that,' said Montaigne, with a smile, 'is Mr.William Shortley, commonly called Billy Shortlegs.

He is very popular, well up in classics, and stands a good chance of being Governor some day.

Shall I introduce you ?' "'Thank you, presently.

Whom are they calling for now ?' inquired Sir Hugh, as a chorus of voices cried out 'Amos Blackstone! Amos Blackstone! Amos, Amos, Amos!' "Montaigne himself was chanting 'Blackstone! Blackstone!' with great gusto.