Reliques of Robert Burns: Consisting Chiefly of Original Letters, Poems, And Critical Observations On Scottish Songs
Reliques of Robert Burns: Consisting Chiefly of Original Letters, Poems, And Critical Observations On Scottish Songs
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Esq.* of Dalswinton.
Dumfries J JVbz;. 1794.
DEAR SIR, YOUR offer is indeed truly generous, and most sincerely do I thank you for it ; but in my present si- tuation, 1 find that I dare not accept it. You well know my political sentiments ; and were I an insular indivi- dual, unconnected with a wife and a family of children, with the most fervid enthusiasm I would have volun- teered my services : I then could and would have de- spised all consequences that might have ensued.
My prospect in the e...xcise is something ; at least, it is encumbered as I am with the welfare, the very ex- istence, of near half-a-score of helpless individuals, what I dare not sport with.
In the mean time they are most welcome to my Ode ; only, let them insert it as a thing they have met with by accident and unknown to me. — Nay, if Mr.
Peri7, whose honor, after your character of him I cannot doubt : if he will give me an address and chan- nel by which any thing will come safe from tjK)se * In a conversation with his friend Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Esq.* of Dalswinton.
Dumfries J JVbz;. 1794.
DEAR SIR, YOUR offer is indeed truly generous, and most sincerely do I thank you for it ; but in my present si- tuation, 1 find that I dare not accept it. You well know my political sentiments ; and were I an insular indivi- dual, unconnected with a wife and a family of children, with the most fervid enthusiasm I would have volun- teered my services : I then could and would have de- spised all consequences that might have ensued.
My prospect in the e...xcise is something ; at least, it is encumbered as I am with the welfare, the very ex- istence, of near half-a-score of helpless individuals, what I dare not sport with.
In the mean time they are most welcome to my Ode ; only, let them insert it as a thing they have met with by accident and unknown to me. — Nay, if Mr.
Peri7, whose honor, after your character of him I cannot doubt : if he will give me an address and chan- nel by which any thing will come safe from tjK)se * In a conversation with his friend Mr.
What to read after Reliques of Robert Burns: Consisting Chiefly of Original Letters, Poems, And Critical Observations On Scottish Songs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burns Robert to read onlineMoreLess
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