Memoirs of Adam Black
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21, 1848.
' MY LORD I cannot sufficiently express my sense of the honour your lordship has done me in testify- --ET. 64. ] A DAM BLA CK. 155 ing your approval of my conduct while Chief Magis- trate of this city, especially as this is accompanied with the kind offer to recommend to Her Majesty to confer on me a distinction which I should gladly accept and highly value, did it comport with my cir- cumstances. But after seriously considering the case I came to the conclusion that, highly gratifyin...g as it is to myself, gratifying as it most probably will be to my fellow-citizens that such distinction has been offered to their Chief Magistrate by your lordship, they will agree with me that it is more appropriate that I should retain the status of an untitled citizen among them.
' With sentiments of unfeigned gratitude, I have the honour to be, my lord, etc. , A. B.
' The Eight Hon. Lord John Eussell. ' 'I have never regretted, ' says Mr. Black, 'the decision we came to. To me the title would only have been an encumbrance ; my wife had no desire to be called "My Lady, " and it would only have fostered vanity in my children.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
21, 1848.
' MY LORD I cannot sufficiently express my sense of the honour your lordship has done me in testify- --ET. 64. ] A DAM BLA CK. 155 ing your approval of my conduct while Chief Magis- trate of this city, especially as this is accompanied with the kind offer to recommend to Her Majesty to confer on me a distinction which I should gladly accept and highly value, did it comport with my cir- cumstances. But after seriously considering the case I came to the conclusion that, highly gratifyin...g as it is to myself, gratifying as it most probably will be to my fellow-citizens that such distinction has been offered to their Chief Magistrate by your lordship, they will agree with me that it is more appropriate that I should retain the status of an untitled citizen among them.
' With sentiments of unfeigned gratitude, I have the honour to be, my lord, etc. , A. B.
' The Eight Hon. Lord John Eussell. ' 'I have never regretted, ' says Mr. Black, 'the decision we came to. To me the title would only have been an encumbrance ; my wife had no desire to be called "My Lady, " and it would only have fostered vanity in my children.
What to read after Memoirs of Adam Black?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexander Nicolson to read onlineMoreLess
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