The reader will remember that the same thing had already been told me in Vienna, and I again make no comments.
Nor will I comment on a very characteristic trait of Mr. Gladstone’s, which struck me most forcibly.
As he rose and left the apartment with me, he said: “Have you from our conversation gathered any difference between my views and those of Lord Granville?”
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I will here terminate this narrative. Should circumstances permit me I will take it up again later, in order to set down the events which followed during the months of December and January until the conclusion of peace.
Note:—The sequel contemplated by the author was never completed.
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