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Life and Letters of Lord Macaulay

CHAPTER V
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When Robert is near him, he clings to Robert.

Robert being away, he clings to me.

This may be a weakness in a public man; but I love him the better for it.
I have lately met Sir James Graham at dinner.

He took me aside, and talked to me on my appointment with a warmth of kindness which, though we have been always on good terms, surprised me.

But the approach of a long separation, like the approach of death, brings out all friendly feelings with unusual strength.


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