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Meetings or public calls he never missed, To dictate often, always to assist.
To his experience and his native sense, He joined a bold, imperious eloquence; The grave, stern look of men informed and wise, A full command of feature, heart and eyes, An awe-compelling frown, and fear-inspiring size. -- CRABBE.