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BOOK vi an( j O ther things went on, so much in unison with CHAP. 9.
views of permanency, that the Resident would not 1799. Encourage the conjecture which sometimes presented itself to his mind. Having appointed the morning of the 12th, to meet with him on business of im- portance, the Vizir, says the Resident, ''began by observing that he had frequently declared to me the impossibility of his conducting the affairs of his country, under existing circumstances ; that probably I had not comprehe...nded the full drift of these ex- pressions, or conceived they were uttered in a moment of ill-humour ; that the real meaning of them was an earnest desire to relinquish a government which he could not manage with satisfaction to himself, or advantage to his subjects. " He added, hi the course of the conversation, " That his mind was not dis- posed to the cares and fatigues of government ; that as one of his sons would be raised to the musnud, his name would remain ; and that he was possessed of money sufficient for his support, and the gratifi- cation of all his desires in a private station.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
BOOK vi an( j O ther things went on, so much in unison with CHAP. 9.
views of permanency, that the Resident would not 1799. Encourage the conjecture which sometimes presented itself to his mind. Having appointed the morning of the 12th, to meet with him on business of im- portance, the Vizir, says the Resident, ''began by observing that he had frequently declared to me the impossibility of his conducting the affairs of his country, under existing circumstances ; that probably I had not comprehe...nded the full drift of these ex- pressions, or conceived they were uttered in a moment of ill-humour ; that the real meaning of them was an earnest desire to relinquish a government which he could not manage with satisfaction to himself, or advantage to his subjects. " He added, hi the course of the conversation, " That his mind was not dis- posed to the cares and fatigues of government ; that as one of his sons would be raised to the musnud, his name would remain ; and that he was possessed of money sufficient for his support, and the gratifi- cation of all his desires in a private station.
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