Diary of Sir Archibald Johnston Lord Wariston 1639 the Preservation of the Ho
Diary of Sir Archibald Johnston Lord Wariston 1639 the Preservation of the Ho
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GRANT^S LETTERS out of my mind. The friend I came up with is a Niece of Major Macpherson's. I wrote directly on my arrival ; he is in a distant quarter, the name of which I forget. He answered me immediately ; but says that it will take him some time to recol- lect and look thro'' his papers before he can send me any intelli- gence worth transmitting ; yet expresses himself delighted that the cause is in so good hands. Having appointed to be here at a certain day, I broke away from London rathe...r abruptly, which hurried me exceedingly. Yet I must return for a few days in April, and shall then meet, perhaps, the Major, if he comes to see his niece embark at any rate. I shall hear from him again, but that is not near so well. Excessive fatigue and exertion, with the addition of a great cold, make me write a very stupid letter, but I hope my head will clear when [there is an improvement in] the weather, which even in these Elysian shades is bleak and cold. I daily defer'd writing to Sir John, ^ from an expectation of dining with him at Sir W.
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GRANT^S LETTERS out of my mind. The friend I came up with is a Niece of Major Macpherson's. I wrote directly on my arrival ; he is in a distant quarter, the name of which I forget. He answered me immediately ; but says that it will take him some time to recol- lect and look thro'' his papers before he can send me any intelli- gence worth transmitting ; yet expresses himself delighted that the cause is in so good hands. Having appointed to be here at a certain day, I broke away from London rathe...r abruptly, which hurried me exceedingly. Yet I must return for a few days in April, and shall then meet, perhaps, the Major, if he comes to see his niece embark at any rate. I shall hear from him again, but that is not near so well. Excessive fatigue and exertion, with the addition of a great cold, make me write a very stupid letter, but I hope my head will clear when [there is an improvement in] the weather, which even in these Elysian shades is bleak and cold. I daily defer'd writing to Sir John, ^ from an expectation of dining with him at Sir W.
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