| Title | The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists |
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| Page | 1541 |
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people who wanted to see an immediate improvement in their condition; and he reminded them that Rome was not built in a day. The Wise Men applauded lustily. It did not appear to occur to any of them that the rate at which the ancient Roman conducted their building operations had nothing whatever to do with the case. Sir Featherstone Blood sat down amid a wild storm of cheering, and then the procession reformed, and, reinforced by the audience from the hall, they proceeded to march about the dreary streets, singing, to the tune of the `Men of Harlech': `Vote for Sweater, Vote for Sweater! Vote for Sweater, VOTE FOR SWEATER! `He's the Man, who has a plan, To liberate and reinstate the workers! |
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