Disraeli's Hesitation

n(li hesitated tmich. Before brinirinff ont gome telling atkl wéü prepared adjcctive he would.'-ur-or-cr"' for :i minivto or tvo, so aa to make bis Learers supposo that líe was choosing between a lialf' :i dkz&D uonls. And vut mauy of Mr. DisraeE'ï most effective .speeches were learned by hearl. Ho would givo them to tüe Times reporter before delicrcd, and although tho reporter followed ,the, speech, peacil in huid, he sclilom li;id to :illor a singlo word, so excellent was Mr. Disraeli's memoiy.