{"gt_parse": {"text_sequence": "pular among th e people who saw him as more approachab le and down-to-earth than his brother.Th e King immediately pr oved himself a cons cientious worke r. The Prime Minist er, Wellin gton, stated tha t he had done mor e business w ith King William in t en minutes than he had with Geor ge IV in as many days. Lord Brougham de scribed him as an exce llent ma n of bu siness, asking enough questions to help him understa nd the matter—whereas George IV feared to ask questions l est he display his ignoran ce and George III would ask too many and th en not wait for a resp"}}