VII.--_Mr. G._

"If only we had a decent government, instead of this set of weaklings,

I should feel more secure. But with this Cabinet--some of them

pro-Germans at heart, if the truth were known--what can you expect?

Still, one must not drag party politics in now. We must be solid for

the country, and if anyone raises his voice against the Liberals in my

presence he gets it hot, I can tell you. None the less a good rousing

attack by BONAR LAW on the Government, root and branch, every

few days would be a grand thing. As I always say, the duty of the

Opposition is to oppose."

And these are not all.

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