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The King THE kING's SrfEcH = Though
George the Second constitutional monarcl thus
spoke to his parliament IN the language Of his minis
terS he did not attempt IN his private conversation to
conceal his real sentiments. Thus. on occasion,
being Informed that an mpudent printer 10 be pun
l-hcd tr publishing spurious royal speech, he an
swcrcd. that the mans punishment would be of the
mIlde>t sort because he had read bo,h. and, far
hc understood either 81 thcm he liked the spurious
speech much better than his own.-Lord .Utfon :
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