Letters of Eminent Men Addressed to Ralph Thoresby Now First Published From Th
Letters of Eminent Men Addressed to Ralph Thoresby Now First Published From Th
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Manlove, when you see him.
Sir, your servant, Jabez Cay.
FROM MR. ARCHDEACON NICOLSON. DEAR SIR, July 26, 1694.
Your kind letter is the welcomer, because it comes w^hen I was heavily reflecting upon the un- happiness of my late ramble. The paying my 1G8 CORRESPONDENCE OF [A. D. 1694.
respects to yourself and Dr. Richardson was what I more longed for than ever I did for the seeing of two persons, whose faces I am so little acquainted with. But it may be, the state of my health was not fit to adm...it of sucli a glut of pleasure as that would liave been. My horse was saddled for Leeds on the day I had mentioned ; when presently, that afternoon, company and the advice of my friends drew me to Scarborough. I did, indeed, counterfeit health and ease the best I could, whilst I stayed at Goldesborough ; but my dear kinsman, the Arch- deacon of Nottingham, * who accompanied me, can tell you I travelled in much pain to Scarborough, where, I am satisfied, I should have the most effec- tual cure for my distemper, if I could have afforded myself leisure enough to have drunk the waters.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Manlove, when you see him.
Sir, your servant, Jabez Cay.
FROM MR. ARCHDEACON NICOLSON. DEAR SIR, July 26, 1694.
Your kind letter is the welcomer, because it comes w^hen I was heavily reflecting upon the un- happiness of my late ramble. The paying my 1G8 CORRESPONDENCE OF [A. D. 1694.
respects to yourself and Dr. Richardson was what I more longed for than ever I did for the seeing of two persons, whose faces I am so little acquainted with. But it may be, the state of my health was not fit to adm...it of sucli a glut of pleasure as that would liave been. My horse was saddled for Leeds on the day I had mentioned ; when presently, that afternoon, company and the advice of my friends drew me to Scarborough. I did, indeed, counterfeit health and ease the best I could, whilst I stayed at Goldesborough ; but my dear kinsman, the Arch- deacon of Nottingham, * who accompanied me, can tell you I travelled in much pain to Scarborough, where, I am satisfied, I should have the most effec- tual cure for my distemper, if I could have afforded myself leisure enough to have drunk the waters.
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