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John Morley: If I were fifteen years younger than I am, how happy I would be to come over to my beloved England once more, and see…

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If I were fifteen years younger than I am, how happy I would be to come over to my beloved England once more, and see you surrounded by your sons and daughters, loved, admired, I would almost say worshipped, by a whole grateful nation.
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John Morley

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Morley expresses a nostalgic longing to return to England and be surrounded by loved ones, reflecting on the affection of the nation for its leaders.

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