human
Mr. Brown is all wrong, he said. He had not even taken off his hat as he rose. Mr. Brown turned slowly round and looked up at him. Some one, whom he could not exactly hear, touching him behind, suggested that he should take off his hat. There was a cry of order, which of course he did not understand.
gpt
Yes, you are,
human
The honourable member, said the Speaker, with the most good-natured voice which he could assume,
gpt
You should take your hat off,
human
What he said was all wrong, continued Melmotte;
gpt
Then there were repeated calls of order, and a violent ebullition of laughter from both sides of the House. The man stood for a while glaring around him, summoning his own pluck for a renewal of his attack on Mr. Brown, determined that he would be appalled and put down neither by the ridicule of those around him, nor by his want of familiarity with the place; but still utterly unable to find words with which to carry on the combat.
human
I ought to know something about it,
gpt
We are sure that the honourable member for Westminster does understand the subject, said the leader of the House,