The Ballantyne-Humbug Handled : in a Letter to Siradam Fergusson
The Ballantyne-Humbug Handled : in a Letter to Siradam Fergusson
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No- thing has tended so much to cause and prolong the confusion of these affairs, as leaving out of view claims which ought to be paid, and are certain to he made,''^ The Same to the Same.
" 17th October 1814.
** Dear John, ** I received your letter with the astonishing news of James's utter disregard to his own credit. He promised to let me have accounts of his prospects, and consult me upon the management of his cash affairs, but he has kept his word but lamely. He is even worse than you, for... you generally give a day or two's notice at least of the chance of dishonour, and this poinding* is little better.
His Kelso expedition has proved a fine one." James Ballantyne to Scott.
" October 28, 1814.
'' Dear Sir, ** I have received your packet containing the preface to Wa- * Poinding is Angllce Distraint, LBTTEn TO SIR ADAM FERGUSSON, 43 Tferley, and copy for the poem. It is quite needless to say anything more of the poinding. It is one of fifty things which happen to sour the temper, and I hy no means wonder that you see the mat- ter under an aspect different from that in which I regard it, and apply to it epithets which do not strike me as justly belonging to it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No- thing has tended so much to cause and prolong the confusion of these affairs, as leaving out of view claims which ought to be paid, and are certain to he made,''^ The Same to the Same.
" 17th October 1814.
** Dear John, ** I received your letter with the astonishing news of James's utter disregard to his own credit. He promised to let me have accounts of his prospects, and consult me upon the management of his cash affairs, but he has kept his word but lamely. He is even worse than you, for... you generally give a day or two's notice at least of the chance of dishonour, and this poinding* is little better.
His Kelso expedition has proved a fine one." James Ballantyne to Scott.
" October 28, 1814.
'' Dear Sir, ** I have received your packet containing the preface to Wa- * Poinding is Angllce Distraint, LBTTEn TO SIR ADAM FERGUSSON, 43 Tferley, and copy for the poem. It is quite needless to say anything more of the poinding. It is one of fifty things which happen to sour the temper, and I hy no means wonder that you see the mat- ter under an aspect different from that in which I regard it, and apply to it epithets which do not strike me as justly belonging to it.
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