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Rh [ in front of sofa.] I have nothing to say against Mr. Hamilton, but

Sh-sh!

Rh

[Loudly and pugnaciously.] I won't be muzzled. I am a trusted representative of Virginia, and it is my duty to do the best for my state.

[] I think, gentlemen, we will not endeavor to restrain Mr. Giles in the execution of his duty.

If Mrs. Hamilton will be good enough to retire

No, gentlemen, with your permission I shall ask my wife to remain.

Oh, I see, you want to gag me.

On the contrary, I am hoping that you will remove the seal from my own lips.