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" When I was with you last week, I addressed you after your class with all the feelings of a kind Christian pastor, and asked you if there were any hopes of peace between us, when you positively 110 Memoirs of the Alnwick Stanley Family.
refused it, and stated that ' you would not deceive me, ' that your mind was made up, and that you would persevere in the course you had chosen to the end ; but had I seen you this evening, I should have been prepared to converse with you on the subject again.
..." From the character of your letter, however, with the numerous misstatements which it contains, and some of which have been oft contradicted, as you know, I now perceive that all hope of concilia- tion, so far as you are concerned, is at an end ; and I can but consider that your numerous attempts to injure my character have been both unkind and ungenerous ; while, on the other hand, I have laboured to conciliate you on all suitable occasions, as you well know, and others have marked it also.
" Did it never strike you, as a Christian gentleman, that if my- self and brethren, whom you so unsparingly malign in your letter, are the men you represent us to be, that the course taken by Abraham and Lot to avoid strife would have been far better than the one which you have chosen ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" When I was with you last week, I addressed you after your class with all the feelings of a kind Christian pastor, and asked you if there were any hopes of peace between us, when you positively 110 Memoirs of the Alnwick Stanley Family.
refused it, and stated that ' you would not deceive me, ' that your mind was made up, and that you would persevere in the course you had chosen to the end ; but had I seen you this evening, I should have been prepared to converse with you on the subject again.
..." From the character of your letter, however, with the numerous misstatements which it contains, and some of which have been oft contradicted, as you know, I now perceive that all hope of concilia- tion, so far as you are concerned, is at an end ; and I can but consider that your numerous attempts to injure my character have been both unkind and ungenerous ; while, on the other hand, I have laboured to conciliate you on all suitable occasions, as you well know, and others have marked it also.
" Did it never strike you, as a Christian gentleman, that if my- self and brethren, whom you so unsparingly malign in your letter, are the men you represent us to be, that the course taken by Abraham and Lot to avoid strife would have been far better than the one which you have chosen ?
What to read after Memoirs of Mr Robert Swan Stanley the Alnwick Stanley Family And a Few of?
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