Unpublished Letters
Unpublished Letters
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The good clergy who were with us alfo have a claim upon my Affections ^ esteem. May they live longy ufeful to the Church i£ happy in thernselves. Dr. Murray did not keep his own secret, but the day after he had written his Letter, ?nentioned the matter to Dr. Smith's brother & so the affair got out. Some of my friends heard of it & were vexed. One of them, the Rev. Mr. Vardell, a native of New York, spoke to Dr. Murray about it. The Dr. Owned ihe fact, blamed me for pre- cipitance ^ for ?2ot ta...king his advice & making use of his influence. I was inforrned of this the very morning after 1 arrived here. He knows not that 1 know any- thing of the matter, nor shall he fro7n me, tho 1 have meri- tioned the matter to two gentlemeyi becaufe it was really necefsary they should know it. How the Dr. Came to act so out of Character, 1 know not. Pofsibly an over anxious friendship for Dr. Smith has hurried him beyond his usual temper. He has, however sunk himself in the estimatioiJ of some who used to think well of him ^ who can scarce be restrained from showing their resentment tho they know not the particulars of the Drs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The good clergy who were with us alfo have a claim upon my Affections ^ esteem. May they live longy ufeful to the Church i£ happy in thernselves. Dr. Murray did not keep his own secret, but the day after he had written his Letter, ?nentioned the matter to Dr. Smith's brother & so the affair got out. Some of my friends heard of it & were vexed. One of them, the Rev. Mr. Vardell, a native of New York, spoke to Dr. Murray about it. The Dr. Owned ihe fact, blamed me for pre- cipitance ^ for ?2ot ta...king his advice & making use of his influence. I was inforrned of this the very morning after 1 arrived here. He knows not that 1 know any- thing of the matter, nor shall he fro7n me, tho 1 have meri- tioned the matter to two gentlemeyi becaufe it was really necefsary they should know it. How the Dr. Came to act so out of Character, 1 know not. Pofsibly an over anxious friendship for Dr. Smith has hurried him beyond his usual temper. He has, however sunk himself in the estimatioiJ of some who used to think well of him ^ who can scarce be restrained from showing their resentment tho they know not the particulars of the Drs.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Seabury to read onlineMoreLess
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