All this side of the case was put by the speaker with the straight and vigorous thrust that always works with strong effect in this great arena of contest.
John Morley: “All this side of the case was put by the speaker with the straight and vigorous thrust that always works with strong…”
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Morley praises the speaker's effective and vigorous presentation in a political debate.
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