An Anarchist Woman
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One shewrote me, while I was seeing something in London, of an anarchist namedNicoll, who was a friend of William Morris and still edits Morris's oldpaper, is full of both appreciation and satire of a number of"radicals": "An old friend of Nicoll's used to talk to me by the hour about him. He, the friend, an ordinary, rather stupid fellow, once helped poor Nicoll, got a room for him and gave him money, after he was released fromprison. He felt proud to think that a man like Nicoll would accepth...ospitality 'from a poor bloke like me, ' as he put it. His friendshipwith Nicoll has been the great event of his life. Whenever anythingoccurs in the radical movement which recalls ever so slightly the affairof which Nicoll was the scapegoat, his old friend will say, in his funnyJewish Cockney, 'That's always the wey, like Nicoll's kise, forexample. ' Then he launches forth into eloquent streams of denunciation, for he does not regard Nicoll as at all insane, but on the contrary, 'the finest man ever downed' by aristocrats like Turner and Kropotkin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One shewrote me, while I was seeing something in London, of an anarchist namedNicoll, who was a friend of William Morris and still edits Morris's oldpaper, is full of both appreciation and satire of a number of"radicals": "An old friend of Nicoll's used to talk to me by the hour about him. He, the friend, an ordinary, rather stupid fellow, once helped poor Nicoll, got a room for him and gave him money, after he was released fromprison. He felt proud to think that a man like Nicoll would accepth...ospitality 'from a poor bloke like me, ' as he put it. His friendshipwith Nicoll has been the great event of his life. Whenever anythingoccurs in the radical movement which recalls ever so slightly the affairof which Nicoll was the scapegoat, his old friend will say, in his funnyJewish Cockney, 'That's always the wey, like Nicoll's kise, forexample. ' Then he launches forth into eloquent streams of denunciation, for he does not regard Nicoll as at all insane, but on the contrary, 'the finest man ever downed' by aristocrats like Turner and Kropotkin.
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