Excerpt from Walter Evelyn, or the Long Minority, Vol. 1 of 3
How do you do, my Public? We have not met for some time. Fatter, eh, my Public? Looking well, too. Manchester pretty quiet? So, that's right! Farmers not so well, eh? Dissatisfied because they have not got Lord Derby now? I do not see that it is any business of yours, my Public, how I came by this manuscript, but I will tell you, too, if you like.
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