Heroes of the Telegraph
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Heart disease of long standing, aggravated by the fall, was theimmediate cause; but the opinion has been expressed by one who knewhim well, that Siemens 'literally immolated himself on the shrine oflabour. ' At any rate he did not spare himself, and his intense devotionto his work proved fatal.
Every day was a busy one with Siemens. His secretary was with him inhis residence by nine o'clock nearly every morning, except on Sundays, assisting him in work for one society or another, the correction... ofproofs, or the dictation of letters giving official or scientificadvice, and the preparation of lectures or patent specifications. Lateron, he hurried across the Park 'almost at racing speed, ' to his officesat Westminster, where the business of the Landore-Siemens Steel Companyand the Electrical Works of Messrs. Siemens Brothers and Company wastransacted. As chairman of these large undertakings, and principalinventor of the processes and systems carried out by them, he had ahundred things to attend to in connection with them, visitors to see, and inquiries to answer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Heart disease of long standing, aggravated by the fall, was theimmediate cause; but the opinion has been expressed by one who knewhim well, that Siemens 'literally immolated himself on the shrine oflabour. ' At any rate he did not spare himself, and his intense devotionto his work proved fatal.
Every day was a busy one with Siemens. His secretary was with him inhis residence by nine o'clock nearly every morning, except on Sundays, assisting him in work for one society or another, the correction... ofproofs, or the dictation of letters giving official or scientificadvice, and the preparation of lectures or patent specifications. Lateron, he hurried across the Park 'almost at racing speed, ' to his officesat Westminster, where the business of the Landore-Siemens Steel Companyand the Electrical Works of Messrs. Siemens Brothers and Company wastransacted. As chairman of these large undertakings, and principalinventor of the processes and systems carried out by them, he had ahundred things to attend to in connection with them, visitors to see, and inquiries to answer.
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