The Prime Minister's DaughterPrime Minister's daughter, returned from America after an unhappy love affair, becomes involved in a scandal and is trapped in a power play by rival politicians. |
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... Chief Whip looked at the clock , and said , " I think we'd better get along , Geoffrey . " " They're getting very sticky , " said the Prime Minister . " At that rate we'll never have any new peers . " Loring maintained his earnest ...
... Chief Whip looked at the clock , and said , " I think we'd better get along , Geoffrey . " " They're getting very sticky , " said the Prime Minister . " At that rate we'll never have any new peers . " Loring maintained his earnest ...
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... Chief Whip at his side . The Speaker , troubled by the sudden storm , got up again and said , " I heard the Prime Minister's observation , and didn't think there was anything in it which could bear the construction the honorable Member ...
... Chief Whip at his side . The Speaker , troubled by the sudden storm , got up again and said , " I heard the Prime Minister's observation , and didn't think there was anything in it which could bear the construction the honorable Member ...
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... Chief Whip . " We'll see , " said Melville . " How are the abstainers ? " " I've had most of them in my room , " said the Chief Whip . " If there are more than ten , it'll be uncomfortable . " " For them , I hope , " said Melville ...
... Chief Whip . " We'll see , " said Melville . " How are the abstainers ? " " I've had most of them in my room , " said the Chief Whip . " If there are more than ten , it'll be uncomfortable . " " For them , I hope , " said Melville ...
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