human
So it's Buckinghamshire for me, the former observed, not without jubilation.
gpt
After all, it has been rather a tame finale. We were beaten before we opened our mouths.
human
Even your new adherent, Tallente said, smiling,
gpt
You can have Miller and his faithful fourteen, he declared.
human
We don't want him. The man was a Little Englander, he has become a Little Labourite. Heaven knows where he'll end! Are you going to be Prime Minister, Tallente?
gpt
I don't know, was the quiet reply.
human
Just for the moment I am weary of it all. Day after day, fighting and scheming, speaking and writing, just to get you fellows out. And now we've got you out, well, I don't know that we are going to do any better. We've got the principles, we've got some of the men, but is the country ready for our programme!
gpt
If you ask me, I think the country's ready for anything in the way of a change, Horlock replied.
human
I am sure I am. I have been Prime Minister before, but I've never in my life had such an army of incompetents at the back of me. Take my tip, Tallente. Don't you have a Chancellor of the Exchequer who refuses to take a bit off the income tax every year.
gpt
We shall abolish the income tax before long,
human
I shall invest my money in America, Horlock observed,
gpt
In Chelsea, if you would, Tallente begged.
human
We are only just turning off the Embankment. I want to see Mrs. Dartrey.
gpt
I am going down to Belgrave Square, he said,
human
Nationalisation is badly defined, Tallente replied.
gpt
The Government will certainly aim at regulating the profits of all public companies and applying a portion of them to the reduction of taxation.
human
Well, good luck to you! Horlock said heartily, as the car pulled up outside Dartrey's little house.
gpt
Here's just a word of advice from an old campaigner. You're going to tap the people's pockets, that's what you are going to do, Tallente, and I tell you this, and you'll find it's the truth--principles or no principles, your own party or any one else's--the moment you touch the pockets of any class of the community, from the aristocrat to the stone-breaker, they'll be up against you like a hurricane. Every one in the world hugs their principles, but there isn't any one who'd hold on to them if they found it was costing them money.--So long, and the best of luck to you, Tallente. We may meet in high circles before long.