The Other Side of the Question Or An Attempt to Rescue the Characters of the T
The Other Side of the Question Or An Attempt to Rescue the Characters of the T
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And if {he pleafes to ' chufe which of thefe Ways, or any other ' {lie likes to have Mrs. Freeman live in, c {he promifes to follow any Rule that is c laid down that is poffible, and is refolved * to her Life's End and upon all Occafions ' to {hew, that Mrs. Morley never had a ' more faithful Servant/ c My Lord Marlborough, or my Lord c Godolphin (I have forgot which) carried ' my Letter. The Queen took no Notice ' of it to either of thefe Lords. But fome Y ' Days [ 338 ] ' Days after flie wrot...e me an [which your Grace has not thought proper topublijh} ' in which {he very much /of- ' tened what had pail. I was much pleaf- ed to find her Majefty in that Difpofition j ( and once more put on as eajy an Appear- c ance as I could '.
It has been often obferved, that Politici- ans iliould be without Paffions j and that Friendfhip once in the Wane is never to be reftored by Altercations : In Defiance of both which Rules, we here find your Grace, calling the Queen to an Account for her Looks, when you had loft her Heart, and making her uneafy with Expoftulations and Reproaches, when it was manifeft the Charm was broke, and nothing but the Magic of Complacency and Submifiion could recover your loft Dominion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And if {he pleafes to ' chufe which of thefe Ways, or any other ' {lie likes to have Mrs. Freeman live in, c {he promifes to follow any Rule that is c laid down that is poffible, and is refolved * to her Life's End and upon all Occafions ' to {hew, that Mrs. Morley never had a ' more faithful Servant/ c My Lord Marlborough, or my Lord c Godolphin (I have forgot which) carried ' my Letter. The Queen took no Notice ' of it to either of thefe Lords. But fome Y ' Days [ 338 ] ' Days after flie wrot...e me an [which your Grace has not thought proper topublijh} ' in which {he very much /of- ' tened what had pail. I was much pleaf- ed to find her Majefty in that Difpofition j ( and once more put on as eajy an Appear- c ance as I could '.
It has been often obferved, that Politici- ans iliould be without Paffions j and that Friendfhip once in the Wane is never to be reftored by Altercations : In Defiance of both which Rules, we here find your Grace, calling the Queen to an Account for her Looks, when you had loft her Heart, and making her uneafy with Expoftulations and Reproaches, when it was manifeft the Charm was broke, and nothing but the Magic of Complacency and Submifiion could recover your loft Dominion.
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