Letters of James Murray Loyalist
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Smith had retired, — only to find that particular branch of industry sadly crippled. But it was impossible to shake his loyalty. In Jidy, 1765, he wrote to his brother John : — " All your friends here are well, but in great A TORY IN REVOLUTIONARY BOSTON 153 dread with others of being crampt in their Com- merce and drained of their money by the late parlia- mentary Regulations, which point more particularly at the ruin of the Sugar Refiners, as well by the in- crease of the Bounty at home, as o...f the Duties here.
At the worst, ' Me silva cavusque tutus ab insidiis tenui solabitur ervo.' My own fate or fare, at this time of hfe, I am not solicitous about. I should re- joice indeed, if it pleased Providence by a moderate share of Industry on my part to render me useful to my connexions, and particularly to enable me to acquit myself of my obKgations." Very soon after this the partnership into which he had entered with Mr. Head was dissolved, the sugar-house was shut up, and his business was at an end.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Smith had retired, — only to find that particular branch of industry sadly crippled. But it was impossible to shake his loyalty. In Jidy, 1765, he wrote to his brother John : — " All your friends here are well, but in great A TORY IN REVOLUTIONARY BOSTON 153 dread with others of being crampt in their Com- merce and drained of their money by the late parlia- mentary Regulations, which point more particularly at the ruin of the Sugar Refiners, as well by the in- crease of the Bounty at home, as o...f the Duties here.
At the worst, ' Me silva cavusque tutus ab insidiis tenui solabitur ervo.' My own fate or fare, at this time of hfe, I am not solicitous about. I should re- joice indeed, if it pleased Providence by a moderate share of Industry on my part to render me useful to my connexions, and particularly to enable me to acquit myself of my obKgations." Very soon after this the partnership into which he had entered with Mr. Head was dissolved, the sugar-house was shut up, and his business was at an end.
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