Correspondence of King James Vi of Scotland With Sir Robert Cecil And Others in
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CXXXV. FOL. 97. COPY IN THE HANDWRITING OF MR. EDWARD BRUCE. ] Ryght trustie cusing, i am heartly glad that it is my good fortoune to be acquented wyth a noble man cariing so honorable a mynd, as also that doeth ryghtly interpreatte and discerine of my honest in- tensions as yow doe. In both your letters may clerly be scene tlie wpryght sinseritic of your aftection towars me, wiche gif I doe not WITH SIR ROBERT CECIL AND OTHERS. 71 reqiiyte wytli tliankfullnessc i sould more wrong my self then ...yow. And as to yowr last, wharin yow giwe your censoiire of diners mens affections in particular, I think it not possible to find mor apparent probabilities in a caise of that nature, wharin nothing of certaine can be concluded (ante ewenhnn), but spetially concarninge the cheife agent of that state. I protest I will euer hope for the best of hem, so longe as he trewly serwes the present, and sail worke nothing derogatorie to the futour, and theirfor i cannot hot wery well allow of your in wart fryndchippe wyth hem, as on who can best inhable yow to make your pouar to haue a correspondence wyth your affection in my seruice {cic77i veneint dies ille).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CXXXV. FOL. 97. COPY IN THE HANDWRITING OF MR. EDWARD BRUCE. ] Ryght trustie cusing, i am heartly glad that it is my good fortoune to be acquented wyth a noble man cariing so honorable a mynd, as also that doeth ryghtly interpreatte and discerine of my honest in- tensions as yow doe. In both your letters may clerly be scene tlie wpryght sinseritic of your aftection towars me, wiche gif I doe not WITH SIR ROBERT CECIL AND OTHERS. 71 reqiiyte wytli tliankfullnessc i sould more wrong my self then ...yow. And as to yowr last, wharin yow giwe your censoiire of diners mens affections in particular, I think it not possible to find mor apparent probabilities in a caise of that nature, wharin nothing of certaine can be concluded (ante ewenhnn), but spetially concarninge the cheife agent of that state. I protest I will euer hope for the best of hem, so longe as he trewly serwes the present, and sail worke nothing derogatorie to the futour, and theirfor i cannot hot wery well allow of your in wart fryndchippe wyth hem, as on who can best inhable yow to make your pouar to haue a correspondence wyth your affection in my seruice {cic77i veneint dies ille).
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