The Works of Sir William Temple, Bart
The Works of Sir William Temple, Bart
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S. 1667.
I RECEIVED two days since one from you of the ^th past, with two inclosed, which I snail not fail to convey by the English pacquet that parts this evenings and with the same assurance that usually attends my letters ; so that I think you may rec- kon upon their safety in those hands to which they are addressed. Your present abode was no secret to me, before I knew it from your own hand : that information having been given me about two or three months since by some English Gentlemen, wh...o passed from Italy through Germany and thes6 parts into England, where I cannot think they made a greater secret of it upon occasion, than they had done here.
I am sorry your dispositions or your fortunes have drawn you so far out of the reach of your friends services, and almost correspondence; in which I doubt the difficulties may shortly increase, at least this way: for we are here at present in Ut- Xle 'hopes to see next month end without the ad- vance of a French army into these Provinces.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
S. 1667.
I RECEIVED two days since one from you of the ^th past, with two inclosed, which I snail not fail to convey by the English pacquet that parts this evenings and with the same assurance that usually attends my letters ; so that I think you may rec- kon upon their safety in those hands to which they are addressed. Your present abode was no secret to me, before I knew it from your own hand : that information having been given me about two or three months since by some English Gentlemen, wh...o passed from Italy through Germany and thes6 parts into England, where I cannot think they made a greater secret of it upon occasion, than they had done here.
I am sorry your dispositions or your fortunes have drawn you so far out of the reach of your friends services, and almost correspondence; in which I doubt the difficulties may shortly increase, at least this way: for we are here at present in Ut- Xle 'hopes to see next month end without the ad- vance of a French army into these Provinces.
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