Letters to Washington And Accompanying Papers volume 4
Letters to Washington And Accompanying Papers volume 4
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JOHN VARDILL.
KING S COLLEGE, Sep*. R 2oi773 S R I have taken the Liberty of addressing a Letter to you, on a Subject extremely agreeable to me, & which, I am sensible, must be particularly so to you. The Conduct of your Son, during his Residence at this Seminary, has been such, as that it would be injustice to deny him the Intrite of Approbation he deserves, & you S the Satisfaction which a generous Parent must receive from the Reputation of one he loves. At a Period of Life in which the Passi...ons are most violent he has discover d a remarkable purity of Morals, &, when Gaiety invited him to pleasure, has with such constancy devoted himself to his Studies, as to give us the surest ground to expect that he will hereafter attain to that excellence which his natural powers render him capable of. When I inform you, that his Affability & Courtesy have endear d him to mine, as well as to the Affec- Letters to Washington 263 tion of all who are concern d in his Education, you may suspect me of partiality: But this Friendship itself would prompt me to the strictest Sincerity in this Description, least I might injure one whom I esteem, by imprudently lulling Parental Caution into a dangerous Security.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
JOHN VARDILL.
KING S COLLEGE, Sep*. R 2oi773 S R I have taken the Liberty of addressing a Letter to you, on a Subject extremely agreeable to me, & which, I am sensible, must be particularly so to you. The Conduct of your Son, during his Residence at this Seminary, has been such, as that it would be injustice to deny him the Intrite of Approbation he deserves, & you S the Satisfaction which a generous Parent must receive from the Reputation of one he loves. At a Period of Life in which the Passi...ons are most violent he has discover d a remarkable purity of Morals, &, when Gaiety invited him to pleasure, has with such constancy devoted himself to his Studies, as to give us the surest ground to expect that he will hereafter attain to that excellence which his natural powers render him capable of. When I inform you, that his Affability & Courtesy have endear d him to mine, as well as to the Affec- Letters to Washington 263 tion of all who are concern d in his Education, you may suspect me of partiality: But this Friendship itself would prompt me to the strictest Sincerity in this Description, least I might injure one whom I esteem, by imprudently lulling Parental Caution into a dangerous Security.
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