OK, some more that might jog memories. Part of the retirement speech of our eponymous hero.
"Well, well, perhaps I shall write it, some day. But I'd rather tell you about it, really. I remember… I remember… but chiefly I remember all your faces. I never forget them. I have thousands of faces in my mind— the faces of boys. If you come and see me again in years to come— as I hope you all will—I shall try to remember those older faces of yours, but it's just possible I shan't be able to—and then some day you'll see me somewhere and I shan't recognize you and you'll say to yourself, 'The old boy doesn't remember me.' [Laughter] But I DO remember you—as you are NOW. That's the point. In my mind you never grow up at all. Never. Sometimes, for instance, when people talk to me about our respected Chairman of the Governors, I think to myself, 'Ah, yes, a jolly little chap with hair that sticks up on top—and absolutely no idea whatever about the difference between a Gerund and a Gerundive.' [Loud laughter] Well, well, I mustn't go on—umph—all night. Think of me sometimes as I shall certainly think of you. Haec olim meminisse juvabit… again I need not translate." Much laughter and shouting and prolonged cheers.