From the Old South Sea House
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Dear Uncle, In consequence of a misunderstanding between Mr. Johnson and Mr. Boyd, the Loan Contractor, and which was not discovered before yesterday, I am completely docked in my share of the Loan. ;^i5oo is now allotted to me and Mr. Johnson has just told me to get £iSo ready to make the first payment, which is supposed will be re- quired to be made about this day week. The bargain is not yet effected, but will I fancy on Monday. I am astonished that Mr. Johnson has not offered to make this s...mall advance of cash for me rather than trouble you from his allowance being so materially curtailed. I confess I am ashamed to accept of your assistance, but I cannot refuse to accept the sum he has offered me, small as it is, and I do not like to tell him it is painful to me to put you to more trouble and inconvenience than any advantage that seems attached to it will repay. I should be, I think more easy in my mind if I was not concerned SPECULATION 145 in it at all. I should be much better satisfied to have my salary advanced to something handsome than to have to look to those casual matters as a gratuity compliment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dear Uncle, In consequence of a misunderstanding between Mr. Johnson and Mr. Boyd, the Loan Contractor, and which was not discovered before yesterday, I am completely docked in my share of the Loan. ;^i5oo is now allotted to me and Mr. Johnson has just told me to get £iSo ready to make the first payment, which is supposed will be re- quired to be made about this day week. The bargain is not yet effected, but will I fancy on Monday. I am astonished that Mr. Johnson has not offered to make this s...mall advance of cash for me rather than trouble you from his allowance being so materially curtailed. I confess I am ashamed to accept of your assistance, but I cannot refuse to accept the sum he has offered me, small as it is, and I do not like to tell him it is painful to me to put you to more trouble and inconvenience than any advantage that seems attached to it will repay. I should be, I think more easy in my mind if I was not concerned SPECULATION 145 in it at all. I should be much better satisfied to have my salary advanced to something handsome than to have to look to those casual matters as a gratuity compliment.
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