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Senators after us, in thickening ranks, will sit here as uncomfortable as ourselves.
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gutenberg.orgSenators after us, in thickening ranks, will sit here as uncomfortable as ourselves.
He reflects on the discomfort that future senators will face if no changes are made to the chamber.
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