A Selection Form the Papers of the Earls of Marchmont, in the Possession of the Right Honble George Henry Rose Sir
A Selection Form the Papers of the Earls of Marchmont, in the Possession of the Right Honble George Henry Rose Sir
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1 The Earl of Melville.
Digitized by Google 126 PAPERS OP PATRICK EARL OP MARCHMONT.
The same io the Earl of TuUibardin.
[Extract.] Saturday, Jan. 30th, 1697.
You tell me in one of the 16th, that you have spoke with Sir James concerning me. I never had the least jealousy of his friendship, as I have given him assurance. There are some who have no kind designs towards us, who, I am sure, shall have no encouragement from me ; by their means certainly it is that this town has of late been full of ...lies. I mentioned some of them before, and I hate to repeat them. There is no better defence against such things than that plain, free dealing which you assure me of, and which I shall certainly use with your Lordship. I confess, I study to carry so as that none may think that I am proud of my cha- racter ; and I am very loth to disoblige that way ; yet I like not to be put upon too rudely. I have been so accustomed to difficulties in the course of my life, that it is not easy to discourage me. I am of a healthful body, and, I hope, a constancy of mind stronger than all the difficulties ever I can meet with.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1 The Earl of Melville.
Digitized by Google 126 PAPERS OP PATRICK EARL OP MARCHMONT.
The same io the Earl of TuUibardin.
[Extract.] Saturday, Jan. 30th, 1697.
You tell me in one of the 16th, that you have spoke with Sir James concerning me. I never had the least jealousy of his friendship, as I have given him assurance. There are some who have no kind designs towards us, who, I am sure, shall have no encouragement from me ; by their means certainly it is that this town has of late been full of ...lies. I mentioned some of them before, and I hate to repeat them. There is no better defence against such things than that plain, free dealing which you assure me of, and which I shall certainly use with your Lordship. I confess, I study to carry so as that none may think that I am proud of my cha- racter ; and I am very loth to disoblige that way ; yet I like not to be put upon too rudely. I have been so accustomed to difficulties in the course of my life, that it is not easy to discourage me. I am of a healthful body, and, I hope, a constancy of mind stronger than all the difficulties ever I can meet with.
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