Some Personalities
Some Personalities
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166 XIV Towards the close of the nineteenth century I decided to turn over a new leaf, and become respectable. For this purpose it was necessary to migrate once more to the provinces. You can't be respectable in London without losing caste ; and, as you must have realised by this time, I am sensitive about my social position. I have reason to be. While I was still in Cardiff the Chief Whip, Tom Ellis, pitched on me as one of the two Liberal candidates for Bath. The other was Sir Martin Conway, ...the great Alpinist, who confessed to me that he was a stranger to politics, and should be glad of a colleague who would coach him. But we had still to reckon with the Liberals of Bath. I went down to interview their leader, a linendraper, I believe, and came away imagining that all was well. The sturdy democrats of Bath were not so easily satisfied. They proceeded to draft a circular bristling with the most searching questions about my political, religious and moral character, and winding up with an inquiry as to my social position.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
166 XIV Towards the close of the nineteenth century I decided to turn over a new leaf, and become respectable. For this purpose it was necessary to migrate once more to the provinces. You can't be respectable in London without losing caste ; and, as you must have realised by this time, I am sensitive about my social position. I have reason to be. While I was still in Cardiff the Chief Whip, Tom Ellis, pitched on me as one of the two Liberal candidates for Bath. The other was Sir Martin Conway, ...the great Alpinist, who confessed to me that he was a stranger to politics, and should be glad of a colleague who would coach him. But we had still to reckon with the Liberals of Bath. I went down to interview their leader, a linendraper, I believe, and came away imagining that all was well. The sturdy democrats of Bath were not so easily satisfied. They proceeded to draft a circular bristling with the most searching questions about my political, religious and moral character, and winding up with an inquiry as to my social position.
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