One City And Many Men
One City And Many Men
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Gladstone to them ; if possible, get him to shake hands with them, and they will some day bless you for having known the greatest, the purest, and the noblest statesman that ever Uved." Shortly after his retirement from public life he underwent an operation by Dr. Nettleship for cataract. All was going well when by some im- prudence on his part he rubbed his eye and the success of the operation was imperilled. When he realised it his first words were, " I am so sorry for Nettleship." Some time ...before the end Mr. Gladstone was aware of his failing powers, and said : " My great wish now is to be out of all the strife. At my age I ought to be one of those whose faces are set towards Zion, and who go up thither ; for this is only a probationary school— only a probationary school.*' And so, after much suffering, the end came. I saw him calm and patient — the great earthly reward of his pure and noble life.
There may be some of my readers who recollect seeing the coflftn in Westminster Hall, with endless streams of people passing in contemplation all the earthly remains of him they had loved so well and so long.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gladstone to them ; if possible, get him to shake hands with them, and they will some day bless you for having known the greatest, the purest, and the noblest statesman that ever Uved." Shortly after his retirement from public life he underwent an operation by Dr. Nettleship for cataract. All was going well when by some im- prudence on his part he rubbed his eye and the success of the operation was imperilled. When he realised it his first words were, " I am so sorry for Nettleship." Some time ...before the end Mr. Gladstone was aware of his failing powers, and said : " My great wish now is to be out of all the strife. At my age I ought to be one of those whose faces are set towards Zion, and who go up thither ; for this is only a probationary school— only a probationary school.*' And so, after much suffering, the end came. I saw him calm and patient — the great earthly reward of his pure and noble life.
There may be some of my readers who recollect seeing the coflftn in Westminster Hall, with endless streams of people passing in contemplation all the earthly remains of him they had loved so well and so long.
What to read after One City And Many Men?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Algernon West to read onlineMoreLess
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