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Excerpt from The Work of Lord Brougham for Education in England
From the first, happy over any opportunity to correct his master and display his erudition, these new evidences of dis tinction fostered an unbounded self-confidence. His life of close application -to scho'larly pursuits engendered a sense of independence which contemned the ordinary rules of life. He could work from morning to between two and three the next morning as cheerfully as if it were all pleasure or exercise. 4 Recreation was indulged in with the same restless energy. In college days he was the ringleader of groups who went about twisting off door knockers and delighting in riotous sports.
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