Correspondence of George Baillie of Jerviswood 1702 1708
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If 38 (the Whigs) take any notice of this, fo as koebuthufc to defift from what I may fay is now fo far advanc'd, they are infatuated ; for 80 (Succeffion), after fo fair a ftep to 77 (Union), needs never be thought on again : and if 76 (Union) fail, 68 (War) will never be avoided ; and for riFkoh rfdtskuz my part the more I think of 77 (Union), the more I like it, feeing no fecurity any where elfe, but (hall take care to keep my mind to myfelf, for 101 (the New Party) is, in my opinion, equall...y obliged to 36 (the Lord Treafurer), 37 (the Whigs, ) 39 (the Tories), 109 (the Duke Hamilton), 111 (Queenfberry), 114 (Argyll), 11. 5 (Seafield), and 206 (Annandale), &c. Monday come a fortnight qtlq I defign to leave this, having ufed the pump till I am able to bear it no more. According as I hear from 175 (Baillie), I fhall make my flay long or fhort ; but whether I may be oblig'd to return hither or not, I Ihall not be able to know for fome time. I cannot think 117 (Roxburgh) will ever be propofed to be one of 85 (the Treaty), for many reafons ; and if he were, he may chance to have but too good an excufe for not being there : however if * Sic in orig.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If 38 (the Whigs) take any notice of this, fo as koebuthufc to defift from what I may fay is now fo far advanc'd, they are infatuated ; for 80 (Succeffion), after fo fair a ftep to 77 (Union), needs never be thought on again : and if 76 (Union) fail, 68 (War) will never be avoided ; and for riFkoh rfdtskuz my part the more I think of 77 (Union), the more I like it, feeing no fecurity any where elfe, but (hall take care to keep my mind to myfelf, for 101 (the New Party) is, in my opinion, equall...y obliged to 36 (the Lord Treafurer), 37 (the Whigs, ) 39 (the Tories), 109 (the Duke Hamilton), 111 (Queenfberry), 114 (Argyll), 11. 5 (Seafield), and 206 (Annandale), &c. Monday come a fortnight qtlq I defign to leave this, having ufed the pump till I am able to bear it no more. According as I hear from 175 (Baillie), I fhall make my flay long or fhort ; but whether I may be oblig'd to return hither or not, I Ihall not be able to know for fome time. I cannot think 117 (Roxburgh) will ever be propofed to be one of 85 (the Treaty), for many reafons ; and if he were, he may chance to have but too good an excufe for not being there : however if * Sic in orig.
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