Cotton Mather the Puritan Priest
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This she express'd herself desirous, that there should be no Occasion for. I represented unto her, some fatal con- sequences, likely to follow on this conduct. But she would not admitt any Apprehensions of them. . The Conversation lasted for several Hours. On my part, 'it was as Calm, and as pertinent, and as obliging as my dull Witts could render it. With as full Answers as could be made unto the Things that were objected to me ; and just Reasons for every step of my conduct. At last I said; M...adam^ To give you a fiill Testimony of my Honour and Esteem for ypu^ My Satisfaction shall be entirely sacrificed unto Yours. She answered: Say and Hold" The third memorandum is a copy of a very long letter to the Rev. Thomas Craighead, who had pro- posed that the pair have another interview. Mather thinks it undesirable for the moment, but begs Craig- head "to assure that excellent person, that my Resolutions to keep out of Sight . . . Oppress my own mind with Vio- lence, which could be well borne, by none but One of my Age, and one so much used unto Sacrifices.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This she express'd herself desirous, that there should be no Occasion for. I represented unto her, some fatal con- sequences, likely to follow on this conduct. But she would not admitt any Apprehensions of them. . The Conversation lasted for several Hours. On my part, 'it was as Calm, and as pertinent, and as obliging as my dull Witts could render it. With as full Answers as could be made unto the Things that were objected to me ; and just Reasons for every step of my conduct. At last I said; M...adam^ To give you a fiill Testimony of my Honour and Esteem for ypu^ My Satisfaction shall be entirely sacrificed unto Yours. She answered: Say and Hold" The third memorandum is a copy of a very long letter to the Rev. Thomas Craighead, who had pro- posed that the pair have another interview. Mather thinks it undesirable for the moment, but begs Craig- head "to assure that excellent person, that my Resolutions to keep out of Sight . . . Oppress my own mind with Vio- lence, which could be well borne, by none but One of my Age, and one so much used unto Sacrifices.
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