“This excellent story tells how a cripple boy rose superior to his environment and not only secured for himself a good position in life, but helped to reform his drunken father and his thoughtless and slovenly brothers and sisters. He had a hard time of it, and suffered considerably at first, but the kindly help and sympathy of the vicar, coupled with his own good sense, brought him safely through.”
“This excellent story, by John W. Kneeshaw, tells how a cripple boy rose superior to his environment and not only secured for himself a good position in life, but helped to reform his drunken father and his thoughtless and slovenly brothers and sisters. He had a hard time of it, and suffered considerably at first, but the kindly help and sympathy of the Vicar, coupled with his own good sense, brought him safely through.”
Record created by Richard Crangle. Last updated 10 March 2024
How to cite this record: all the information in Lucerna is freely available for use for any legal non-commercial purpose. If you use any of the information or any images from this page, please credit Lucerna in the following (or an equivalent) style:
Lucerna Magic Lantern Web Resource, lucerna.exeter.ac.uk, item 3003244. Accessed 21 November 2024.
All Lucerna data is published in good faith as the latest known version of the information, but without any guarantee as to its accuracy or completeness. If you can correct or add to our information, or supply any images, please Contact us.