Biographia Scoticana (Scots Worthies)
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" Again, the night before hesuffered, he sent to him, to signify his readiness to serve him to theutmost of his power. Mr. Renwick thanked him for his courtesy, but knewnothing he could do, or that he could desire.
Mr. M'Naught, one of the curates, made him a visit in his canonicalhabit, which Mr. Renwick did not like. The curate among other thingsasked his opinion concerning the toleration, and those that accepted it. Mr. Renwick declared that he was against the toleration, but as for themthat... embraced it, he judged them to be godly men. The curate leavinghim, commended him for one of great gravity and ingenuity, &c. Dalrymple the king's advocate came also to visit him, and declared thathe was sorry for his death, and that it should fall out in his shorttime. Several popish priests and gentlemen of the guard, with some ofthe tolerated ministers, were permitted to converse with him. The priestat leaving him was overheard saying, He was a most obstinate heretic, for he had used such freedom with them as it became a proverb in thetolbooth at the time; Begone (said they), as Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Again, the night before hesuffered, he sent to him, to signify his readiness to serve him to theutmost of his power. Mr. Renwick thanked him for his courtesy, but knewnothing he could do, or that he could desire.
Mr. M'Naught, one of the curates, made him a visit in his canonicalhabit, which Mr. Renwick did not like. The curate among other thingsasked his opinion concerning the toleration, and those that accepted it. Mr. Renwick declared that he was against the toleration, but as for themthat... embraced it, he judged them to be godly men. The curate leavinghim, commended him for one of great gravity and ingenuity, &c. Dalrymple the king's advocate came also to visit him, and declared thathe was sorry for his death, and that it should fall out in his shorttime. Several popish priests and gentlemen of the guard, with some ofthe tolerated ministers, were permitted to converse with him. The priestat leaving him was overheard saying, He was a most obstinate heretic, for he had used such freedom with them as it became a proverb in thetolbooth at the time; Begone (said they), as Mr.
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