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John Clare (born 13 Afterlithe 1793 in Helpston, Northamptonshire) was an English leethwriter, born the son of a farm tiller who came to be known for his breming fortreadings of the English upland and his weep of its upheaving. His leethwriting underwent a hefty edbereckoning in the late H20th and he is often now thought to be among the bremest H19th leethwriters. His lifewriter Jonathan Bate says that Clare was "the greatest working-rank leethwrite that England has ever had. No one has ever written more thrithly of the umworld, of an outburg childhood and of the fremded and shattered being". .

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  • John Clare (born 13 Afterlithe 1793 in Helpston, Northamptonshire) was an English leethwriter, born the son of a farm tiller who came to be known for his breming fortreadings of the English upland and his weep of its upheaving. His leethwriting underwent a hefty edbereckoning in the late H20th and he is often now thought to be among the bremest H19th leethwriters. His lifewriter Jonathan Bate says that Clare was "the greatest working-rank leethwrite that England has ever had. No one has ever written more thrithly of the umworld, of an outburg childhood and of the fremded and shattered being". .
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  • John Clare (born 13 Afterlithe 1793 in Helpston, Northamptonshire) was an English leethwriter, born the son of a farm tiller who came to be known for his breming fortreadings of the English upland and his weep of its upheaving. His leethwriting underwent a hefty edbereckoning in the late H20th and he is often now thought to be among the bremest H19th leethwriters. His lifewriter Jonathan Bate says that Clare was "the greatest working-rank leethwrite that England has ever had. No one has ever written more thrithly of the umworld, of an outburg childhood and of the fremded and shattered being". . He became a tiller while still a child; however, he heeded lore in Glinton church until he was twelve. In his early grown-up years, Clare became a pot-boy in the Blue Bell lede house and fell in love with Mary Joyce; but her father, a wealthy farmer, forbed her to meet him. He then was a grover at Burghley House, fayed the fyrd, fanded camp life with Roms and worked in Pickworth as a lime burner in 1817. In the following year he was faned to ontake revestow alay. Bad eating stemming from childhood may be the mean frume behind his five-foot height and may have led to his poor bodily health in later life.
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