Note 41 — Chapter II
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Soon after Mr. Winnington deserted the Tories, and had made a strong speech on the other side, Sir John Cotton was abusing him to Sir Robert Walpole, and said, “That young dog promised that he would always stand by us.” Sir Robert replied, “I advise my young men never to use always.” “Yet,” said Cotton, stammering, “you yourself are very apt to make use of all—ways.”