must be very poor since he never drank more than a pint or so they were inclined to hear what he had got to say on another occasion but they were rather irritated by his interruption at the present moment mr johnson was annoyed but he spoke with the same as before though with an expression of contempt i call it a poor spirited thing to take up a s straightforward words and twist them what i meant to say was plain enough � that no man can be saved from starving by looking on while others eat i think that s common sense eh there was again an to hear any thing said and understand it was a that had the effect of wit mr cast a suspicious and glance at who felt that he had been a for his pains well then continued mr johnson i suppose i may go on but if there is any one here better able to inform the company than i am i give way � i give way sir said mr no man shall take the words out of your mouth in this house and he added looking at company that s got no more orders to give and wants to turn up rusty to them that has had better be making room than filling it love an s the word on our club s flag an love an s the meaning of the sugar loaf william folks of a different mind had better seek another house of call very good said laying down his money and taking his cap i m going he saw clearly enough that if he said more there would be a disturbance which could have no desirable end when the door had closed behind him mr johnson said what is that person s name does any body know it said mr a few were heard i ve heard him speak like a downright else i should have looked a little after him but you may see he s nothing lar it looks rather bad that no one his name said mr johnson he s most a tory in disguise � a tory spy you must be careful of men who come to you and say they re and yet do nothing for you they ll stuff you with words � no lack of words � but words ire wind now a man like comes forward and says to the of this country here i am ready to serve you and to speak for you in parliament and to get the laws made all right for you and in the mean while if there s any of you who are my neighbors who want a day s holiday or a cup to drink with friends or a copy of the king s likeness � why tm your i m not a paper � all words and no substance � nor a man with land and nothing else i ve got bags of gold as well as land i think you know what i mean by the king s likeness here mr johnson took a half crown out of his pocket and held the head toward the company well there are some men who like to keep this pretty picture a great deal too mu h to themselves i don t know whether i m right but i think i ve heard of such a one not a hundred miles from here i think his name was and he managed some company s � s his name was rolled forth to an accompaniment of shoe a fellow by what i understand � a fellow � who would expect men to do as he liked without paying them for it i think there s not an honest man who wouldn t like to disappoint such an there was a murmur which was interpreted by mr i ll answer for em sir now listen to me here s he s one of the company you work under what s to you who sees him and when they do see him they see a thin fellow who keeps his pockets he calls himself a yet he ll split with a tory � she ll drive with the now gentlemen if i said i d got a vote and any body asked me what i should do with it i should say i ll plump for you ve got no and that s a shame but you have some day if such men as are returned and then you ll be on a level with the first gentleman in the land and if he wants to sit in parliament he must take off his hat and ask your leave but though you haven t got a vote you can give a cheer for the right man and s not a man like if you lost a day s wages by giving a cheer for he ll make you amends that s the way a man who has no vote can yet serve himself and his country he the radical can lift tip his hand and shout for ever � for let the working men � let and and stone who between you and me have a good deal too much the worst of it as things are now � let them join together and give their hands and t for the right man and they ll make the people shake in their shoes a little and when you shout for remember you for more wages and more of your rights and you shout to get rid of rats and and such small animals who are the tools the rich make use of to squeeze the out of the poor man i wish there d be a him said who was generally felt to be speaking to the question � no no my friend � there you re a little wrong no no striking 