The Red book of Grandtully 1
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It gives me inexpressible pain to find by them that my brother continues still inflexible ; nay, seems to be more than ever incensed against me, not- withstanding that I have made him all the submissions, by writing in the most humble, as well as afiectionate manner, and in giving up my papers, which were of great consequence and advantage to me to have kept ; yet, to please him, I have resigned them, without being compelled by any other motive than my inclination to do everything that might co...ntribute to his satisfaction, if happily, by these conces- sions, I might gain back his favour again, which is aR my desire, and the utmost of my wishes." ^ The deep feelings of her brother against her, Lady Jane learned in another way. She thought it proper to go and pay a friendly visit to the Duchess of Hamilton when the Duchess came to Edin- burgh ; but she was not admitted to her presence. The Duke of Hamilton had written to the Duke of Douglas to inquire whether, in case Lady Jane ofiered a visit to the Duchess, it would be agreeable to him that it should be accepted or not ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It gives me inexpressible pain to find by them that my brother continues still inflexible ; nay, seems to be more than ever incensed against me, not- withstanding that I have made him all the submissions, by writing in the most humble, as well as afiectionate manner, and in giving up my papers, which were of great consequence and advantage to me to have kept ; yet, to please him, I have resigned them, without being compelled by any other motive than my inclination to do everything that might co...ntribute to his satisfaction, if happily, by these conces- sions, I might gain back his favour again, which is aR my desire, and the utmost of my wishes." ^ The deep feelings of her brother against her, Lady Jane learned in another way. She thought it proper to go and pay a friendly visit to the Duchess of Hamilton when the Duchess came to Edin- burgh ; but she was not admitted to her presence. The Duke of Hamilton had written to the Duke of Douglas to inquire whether, in case Lady Jane ofiered a visit to the Duchess, it would be agreeable to him that it should be accepted or not ?
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