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36796	Holyoake, George Jacob	Bygones Worth Remembering, Vol. 2 (of 2)			.txt	text/plain	65888	3432	72	A few years later it came into my mind that my expressions of respect days the house of John Chapman, the publisher, was the meeting ground known the publication of his work to persons whom I knew to be friendly would fill the ear of the world." He thought for a time on what I said end--as I have seen done in the House of Commons many times in my day. years later, at the House of Commons, Mr. Forster asked Mr. Cowen to Newcastle in the same train, Mr. Cowen said to him, "You know, Mr. Beaumont, we all like you personally, but you do not go far enough addressed mostly to working men, and to persons whom it was not thought "Sir,--No right-minded person can fail to be deeply impressed by Mr. Holyoake's touching letter in your impression of to-day. For a time I sent presents of books to working-class friends in America	./cache/36796.txt	./txt/36796.txt