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Fero-uson : " Mr. Reed, who is a man of talent, a little of an in- triguer, and, above all, greedy of popular favor, made a A mSTOEICAL ESSAY. 43 great noise, published and exaggerated the offers that were made to liim " (Cbastellux, i. 166).
Chastellux judged the conduct of Reed from what was then known ; but we must measure the degree of Keed's indignation by what the marquis never saw, the mihi response of Keed to Johnstone, and by the follow- ing billet, written nearly a month after Reed's ...interview with Mrs. Ferguson : "Philadelphia, July 19, 1778.
"Mr. Reed begs the favor of Mrs. Yard to take up any letters of a private nature she may find for hini in New York, and if she meets with any difficulty in this or any part of her own business, Mr. Reed will pre- sume so much upon the politeness of Gov. Johnstone as to request his favor to her as Mr. R's friend. Should she Avait on Gov. Johnstone on this or any other occasion, Mr. R. begs her to present him respectfully to that gentleman, and acquaint him that Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fero-uson : " Mr. Reed, who is a man of talent, a little of an in- triguer, and, above all, greedy of popular favor, made a A mSTOEICAL ESSAY. 43 great noise, published and exaggerated the offers that were made to liim " (Cbastellux, i. 166).
Chastellux judged the conduct of Reed from what was then known ; but we must measure the degree of Keed's indignation by what the marquis never saw, the mihi response of Keed to Johnstone, and by the follow- ing billet, written nearly a month after Reed's ...interview with Mrs. Ferguson : "Philadelphia, July 19, 1778.
"Mr. Reed begs the favor of Mrs. Yard to take up any letters of a private nature she may find for hini in New York, and if she meets with any difficulty in this or any part of her own business, Mr. Reed will pre- sume so much upon the politeness of Gov. Johnstone as to request his favor to her as Mr. R's friend. Should she Avait on Gov. Johnstone on this or any other occasion, Mr. R. begs her to present him respectfully to that gentleman, and acquaint him that Mr.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bancroft, George, 1800-1891 to read onlineMoreLess
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