Speeches
Speeches
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In fact he was the life and soul of that institution, and he laboured for its advancement with the greatest devotion and without any interruption or break for a quarter of a centur}'. From the peculiar character of our political condition, it is impossible for a political reformer to moA^e with- out opposing many a measure of Government, and Maharajah Ramanath in his connection with the several Associations never hesitated a moment to do so, or to declare openly and frankly what he thought. But... his sincerity, his loyalty, and his recti- tude of purpose were well known, and he never offended the rulers of the land. On the contrary they reposed in him as you had just now heard from the Lieutenant-Governor, every confidence, and no Native in India was a more trusted coun- sellor.
Though he was not born to struggle for existence, he never- theless thought labor to be the most important element in the economy of civilized society. He knew well that in the provid- ence of nature idleness meant decadence, retrogression and posi- tive crime, and labour meant life, progress and advancement, and he never for a moment hesitated to make his choice.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In fact he was the life and soul of that institution, and he laboured for its advancement with the greatest devotion and without any interruption or break for a quarter of a centur}'. From the peculiar character of our political condition, it is impossible for a political reformer to moA^e with- out opposing many a measure of Government, and Maharajah Ramanath in his connection with the several Associations never hesitated a moment to do so, or to declare openly and frankly what he thought. But... his sincerity, his loyalty, and his recti- tude of purpose were well known, and he never offended the rulers of the land. On the contrary they reposed in him as you had just now heard from the Lieutenant-Governor, every confidence, and no Native in India was a more trusted coun- sellor.
Though he was not born to struggle for existence, he never- theless thought labor to be the most important element in the economy of civilized society. He knew well that in the provid- ence of nature idleness meant decadence, retrogression and posi- tive crime, and labour meant life, progress and advancement, and he never for a moment hesitated to make his choice.
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