William Langshawe, the Cotton Lord 1
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THE COTTON LORD. 101 were communicated to me by the writer, during the one only evening which I ever had the pleasure to spend in his company.
I have myself once seen this hermit in Man- chester.
" Middleton, Jan. 15, 1839.
" Madam, ** In accordance with the request of your brother, I forward to you such particulars of the life and character of William Butterworth, commonly known as the Gloddit hermit, as I have been able to obtain from persons who knew him, and the history of his life, well " ...His father, a worthy and honest man, was a clockmaker, residing at the small hamlet of Round Thorn, near Oldham. William was instructed in the art of weaving, but never was partial to the work, which was too con- fining and sedentary for his taste. He early displayed traits of eccentricity, and when saffi- ciently grown to be in some degree above the control of his father, he walled up the door of his chamber at his parents' residence, so as 102 WILLIAM LANGSHAWE, to prevent commuiiication with the other rooms of the house, and opening a door outside, he ascended and descended by a ladder, which he drew up when he wished to be alone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE COTTON LORD. 101 were communicated to me by the writer, during the one only evening which I ever had the pleasure to spend in his company.
I have myself once seen this hermit in Man- chester.
" Middleton, Jan. 15, 1839.
" Madam, ** In accordance with the request of your brother, I forward to you such particulars of the life and character of William Butterworth, commonly known as the Gloddit hermit, as I have been able to obtain from persons who knew him, and the history of his life, well " ...His father, a worthy and honest man, was a clockmaker, residing at the small hamlet of Round Thorn, near Oldham. William was instructed in the art of weaving, but never was partial to the work, which was too con- fining and sedentary for his taste. He early displayed traits of eccentricity, and when saffi- ciently grown to be in some degree above the control of his father, he walled up the door of his chamber at his parents' residence, so as 102 WILLIAM LANGSHAWE, to prevent commuiiication with the other rooms of the house, and opening a door outside, he ascended and descended by a ladder, which he drew up when he wished to be alone.
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