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Excerpt from A Selection From the Correspondence of Abraham Hayward, Q. C. From 1834 to 1884, Vol. 2 of 2: With an Account of His Early Life
I have no doubt that, as you say, Pam is both willing and anxious to turn them out immediately. This is, of course, kis best, if not only, chance of a return to Office, but he will find himself in a very different position. His popularity out of doors is gone, and he will not be tolerated as he lately was in Parliament, when the Liberals feel that he has forced himself upon them.
You hold over me the fate of Cincinnatus. I am not vain enough to think that my hand can be removed from the plough to the helm and I have so little confidence in any captain, that I have no inclination to serve before the mast with any of those who are seeking that hono rable but dangerous post.
I go to town for good (except ten days of yeomanry in the beginning of May) on the 15th.
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