The History of the Rebellion And Civil Wars in England to Which is Added An His
The History of the Rebellion And Civil Wars in England to Which is Added An His
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'^ Most of them in their private dis- course said, " that there was money enough to be " lent, if men saw there would be like to be an " end'^ of borrowing; but that it was an universal " discomfort and discouragement, to all men of " estates and discretion, to see two great armies " still kept on foot in the kingdom, at so vast a " charge, when there remained no fear of a war ; " and that if a time were once appointed for the " disbanding them, there should not want money ** for the doing all ...that should be necessary in order " to it. " This answer satisfied them in all respects : and the next day Mr. Hyde reported ^ the success of their employment ; " that they had conferred with " most of the ^ substantial and best reputed men of " the city ; who, by themselves and their friends, " had promised to supply the money which was de- " sired. " And then he enlarged upon " the temper *' they understood the city to be in, by the reports " of those who might be reasonably supposed to " know it best ; that it was indeed very much trou- " bled and disheartened, '' to see two armies kept on " foot at so vast a charge within the bowels of the " kingdom, when, God be thanked, all the danger " of a war was removed ; and that they who were '' to lend tlie money, or to ^ an end] any end find a friend who should, upon ^ reported] reported to the their security who proposed it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'^ Most of them in their private dis- course said, " that there was money enough to be " lent, if men saw there would be like to be an " end'^ of borrowing; but that it was an universal " discomfort and discouragement, to all men of " estates and discretion, to see two great armies " still kept on foot in the kingdom, at so vast a " charge, when there remained no fear of a war ; " and that if a time were once appointed for the " disbanding them, there should not want money ** for the doing all ...that should be necessary in order " to it. " This answer satisfied them in all respects : and the next day Mr. Hyde reported ^ the success of their employment ; " that they had conferred with " most of the ^ substantial and best reputed men of " the city ; who, by themselves and their friends, " had promised to supply the money which was de- " sired. " And then he enlarged upon " the temper *' they understood the city to be in, by the reports " of those who might be reasonably supposed to " know it best ; that it was indeed very much trou- " bled and disheartened, '' to see two armies kept on " foot at so vast a charge within the bowels of the " kingdom, when, God be thanked, all the danger " of a war was removed ; and that they who were '' to lend tlie money, or to ^ an end] any end find a friend who should, upon ^ reported] reported to the their security who proposed it.
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