...Burke. .33 whispered, " there is no breach of friendship between •us." Burke answered " there is ! I know the price of my conduct; our friendship is at an end !" Thus prompt was Mr. Burke to terminate a friendship which had been cemented by so many ties, and...

...every thing. Fox whispered, ' there is no loss of friendship between us/ Burke answered, ' there is ! I know the price of my conduct ; our friendship is at an end/ He concluded with exhorting the two great men that headed the opposite parties — ' whether they should;...

..." There is no loss of friendship between us." Mr. Burke, with great warmth, answered : " There is ! I know the price of my conduct ; our friendship is at an end." Mr. Fox was very greatly agitated by this renunciation of friendship, and made many concessions ; but...

...whispered, " there is no loss of friendship between us." Burke, with great warmth, answered, " There is ! I know the price of my conduct; our friendship is at an end." Mr. Fox was very greatly agitated by this renunciation of friendship, and made many concessions, but...

...us." But Mr. BURKE, instead of being softened by this conciliatory remark, exclaimed, " There is ! I know the price of my conduct : our friendship is at an end !" This unexpected declaration had such an effect upon the nerves of Mr. Fox, that he let drop some...

...There is no loss of friendship between us,*' whispered Fox, — " But there is !" replied Burke : " I know the price' of my conduct ; our friendship is at an end." — In this altercation, the tenderness of Fox's nature was amiably evinced ; he burst into tears upon...

...between us." But Mr. BDRKE, instead of being softened by this conciliatory remark, exclaimed, "There is! earborn •nd !" This unexpected declaration had such an effect upon the nerves of Mr. Fox, that he let drop...

...saving there was no injury to friendship. Yes, yes [Burke vociferated], there is a loss of friends. 1 know the price of my conduct. Our friendship is at an end. When the House rose that same night it was raining, and Mr. Curwen, a member who sat on the same benches...

...whispered : "There is no loss of friendship between us." Burke, with great warmth, answered, ' " There is ! I know the price of my conduct ; our friendship is at an end." — Mr. Fox was very greatly agitated by this renunciation of friendship, and made mamy concessions...

...thing. Fox whispered, " There is no loss of friendship now between us." Burke answered, " There is ! I know the price of my conduct : our friendship is at an end." He concluded by exhorting the two great men, Fox and Pitt, the leaders of opposite parties — that...