end of his speceh—atter he the tle direct to rumours of negotiation with Germany' and hood reiterated the deter the country ent victory was ach the House an occasion feelings that had been ug the speech, lite. Churchill sat down with the appearance of having completed a ious phiysieal and mental task.
adiately, the whole House: burst into loud applause and Mr. Churchill seemed almost crushed by the volume fof applause and sat crouched in his Seat with his chin on his chest He quickly recovered, however, and-rose to move the House to enter into Secret session. As he stood at the Jdispateh box. his appearance was the signal for another spontaneous burst of cheering Reuter.
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