A Second Letter to the Right Honourable Edmund Burke Esq On the Subject of T
A Second Letter to the Right Honourable Edmund Burke Esq On the Subject of T
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If forgetting the injuiies done by the- dead, and applauding thofe now forging by the living is the high road to intereft in this world, and Heaven in the next. I fear, 1 mail ftay where I am until the curtain drops, and then fink into the oppofite place to Heaven. For I feel no fymptoms of repentance working on my mind, and people advanced in life do not grow lefs obftinate by living longer.
Now, Sir, for a fair investigation into the merits Francis' letter to the Court of Directors ; their ne...glect of which your committee feems fo extremely difpleafed with. I grudge fuch a document the paper it has already wafted, and is about to wafte ; but this man muft be put totally to filence, and the labourers which he keeps about Debret's fhop, difmifled to leek their bread by fome more worthy employment, then alarming the nation with fictitious ac- counts of things which never exifted. Abler workmen have taken the matter up in a much more honourable place, or I fhould never by fuch grubs as thole have been roufed from my compleat contempt for them and their matter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If forgetting the injuiies done by the- dead, and applauding thofe now forging by the living is the high road to intereft in this world, and Heaven in the next. I fear, 1 mail ftay where I am until the curtain drops, and then fink into the oppofite place to Heaven. For I feel no fymptoms of repentance working on my mind, and people advanced in life do not grow lefs obftinate by living longer.
Now, Sir, for a fair investigation into the merits Francis' letter to the Court of Directors ; their ne...glect of which your committee feems fo extremely difpleafed with. I grudge fuch a document the paper it has already wafted, and is about to wafte ; but this man muft be put totally to filence, and the labourers which he keeps about Debret's fhop, difmifled to leek their bread by fome more worthy employment, then alarming the nation with fictitious ac- counts of things which never exifted. Abler workmen have taken the matter up in a much more honourable place, or I fhould never by fuch grubs as thole have been roufed from my compleat contempt for them and their matter.
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