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Because the Circu this wonderful, all-sufficient wheel of statesmanship, How not

to do it, in motion Because the Circumlocution Office was down upon any

ill-advised public servant as going to do it, or who appeared to be

by any surprising accident in re it, with a minute,

and a uished him It

was this spirit of national efficiency in the Circu so

Mechanicians, natural philosophers, soldiers, sailors, petitioners,

rievances, people anted to prevent

grievances, people anted to redress grievances, jobbing people,

jobbed people, people who couldn't get rewarded for et punished for demerit, were all indiscriminately tucked

up under the foolscap paper of the Circumlocution Office

Numbers of people were lost in the Circus, or with projects for the general welfare (and they had

better have had wrongs at first, than have taken that bitter English

recipe for certainly getting theony

had passed safely through other public depart to

rule, had been bullied in this, over-reached by that, and evaded by

the other; got referred at last to the Circuht of day Boards sat upon theabbled about theistered,

entered, checked, and ticked them off, and they melted away In short,