Abadi al johar biography of williams
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W. H. Davies
William's grandpa originally came from Cornwall, and he used to work as a captain on a ship. He was also connected to a well-known British actor named Sir Henry Irving, who they called Cousin Brodribb in their family. William's grandma used to talk about Irving as the cousin who brought shame to their family.
Around , the family moved to Raglan Street in Newport and later to Upper Lewis Street. William went to Temple School first, and then in , he started going to Alexandra Road School. The following year, when he was just a young lad, he and some schoolmates got into trouble for stealing handbags. They gave him a punishment of twelve strokes of the birch. In , at the age of 14, he wrote his first poem called "Death".
In his book Poet's Pilgrimage, which he wrote in , Davies remembered that when he was 14, he was supposed to sit with his grandfather as he was dying. However, he got so caught up in reading a thrilling adventure book that he missed the moment when his grandfather passed away.
From Troublemaker to Tramp
After finishing school, Davies got a job working with iron. Then, in November , his grandmother arranged for him to learn how to make picture frames which he did for around five years. But, Davies didn't like that work at
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Abstract
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