Memoir of Thomas Thomson Advocate
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We shall all be the better for it.
" Scott's facility is wonderful ; his own confidence in it perhaps still more so. But I dare say he will make an amusing history, and provided he writes one that becomes popular, he will do a real service to our countrymen ; for a favourite history with the people must strengthen their attachments to the country. In the early days, while liberty and patriotism were aristocratic distinctions, he will be on their side ; indeed, no historian, especially a poetic ...one, 430uld fail to be right about Bruce and Wallace. But THOMAS THOMSON. 157 I fear he will be a mere Jacobite, when he comes down to the Kefonnation and the civil war.
" Kemember me to Mr. Wilson. I hear of him from Alexander. — Yours affectionately, " Fra. Horner. " From Thomson.
" Edinburgh, June 11, 1816.
" My dear Horner, — Our truly excellent friend Mr. Wilson died this morning. He went to bed last night in his usual health. Adam had sat with him till half-past ten, and though he was a little languid, he was apparently well.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We shall all be the better for it.
" Scott's facility is wonderful ; his own confidence in it perhaps still more so. But I dare say he will make an amusing history, and provided he writes one that becomes popular, he will do a real service to our countrymen ; for a favourite history with the people must strengthen their attachments to the country. In the early days, while liberty and patriotism were aristocratic distinctions, he will be on their side ; indeed, no historian, especially a poetic ...one, 430uld fail to be right about Bruce and Wallace. But THOMAS THOMSON. 157 I fear he will be a mere Jacobite, when he comes down to the Kefonnation and the civil war.
" Kemember me to Mr. Wilson. I hear of him from Alexander. — Yours affectionately, " Fra. Horner. " From Thomson.
" Edinburgh, June 11, 1816.
" My dear Horner, — Our truly excellent friend Mr. Wilson died this morning. He went to bed last night in his usual health. Adam had sat with him till half-past ten, and though he was a little languid, he was apparently well.
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