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He is the gentleman whose life right gentle thought doth grace." This one was lowly placed, and of the poorest : a self-taught, loving, fragile lad, a toUer from his childhood, and from boyhood (his father dead) the sole support of his mother. Conscientious, diligent, studious, es- teemed by his employers, loved by his com- panions; public-spirited, unobtrusive, zealous, brave, devoted; gentle as a woman, pure as a girl, irreproachable as a saint ; never sparing himself when work was to be done... as a re- publican missionary, or help was needed for a friend; dying at the age of twenty-seven, of consumption, overwork, and that fever of the enthusiast, the sword outwearing the too slender sheath : — I have known no more beau- tifully natured man than this poor Chartist.
William Lovett was of the same gentle nature. Only a poor cabinet-maker — ^poor his 424 WffO WERE THE CHARTISTS?
life through, for he gave his days to the peo- ple's service and took no reward. A true patriot : history records none truer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He is the gentleman whose life right gentle thought doth grace." This one was lowly placed, and of the poorest : a self-taught, loving, fragile lad, a toUer from his childhood, and from boyhood (his father dead) the sole support of his mother. Conscientious, diligent, studious, es- teemed by his employers, loved by his com- panions; public-spirited, unobtrusive, zealous, brave, devoted; gentle as a woman, pure as a girl, irreproachable as a saint ; never sparing himself when work was to be done... as a re- publican missionary, or help was needed for a friend; dying at the age of twenty-seven, of consumption, overwork, and that fever of the enthusiast, the sword outwearing the too slender sheath : — I have known no more beau- tifully natured man than this poor Chartist.
William Lovett was of the same gentle nature. Only a poor cabinet-maker — ^poor his 424 WffO WERE THE CHARTISTS?
life through, for he gave his days to the peo- ple's service and took no reward. A true patriot : history records none truer.
What to read after Who Were the Chartists??
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W J William James Linton to read onlineMoreLess
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