Waverly Novels, volume 29
Waverly Novels, volume 29
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*< If he cannot, or will not, take the advice here given, it is my opinion that you should join him, if possible, without delay, and urge, by your personal presence and entreaty,' the arguments which may prove inefiPectual in writing. One word more, and I implore of your candour to take it as it is meant. No one supposes that Mr Fairford's zeal in his friend's service, needs to be quickened by merce- nary motives. But report says, that Mr Alan Fair- ford not having yet entered on his professional ca- reer, may, in such a case as this, want the means, though he cannot want the inclination, to act with promptitude. The enclosed note, Mr Alan Fair- ford must be pleased to consider as his first profes- sional emolument ; and she who sends it hopes it ,y Google REDGAUNTLET. 13*7 will be the omen of unbounded success, tliougb the iee conies ^m a hand so unknown as that of " Green Mantle." A bank note of L.20 was the enclosure, and the whole incident left me speechless with astonishment. I am not able to read over the beginning of my own letter, which forms the introduction to this extra- ordinary comnmnication.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
*< If he cannot, or will not, take the advice here given, it is my opinion that you should join him, if possible, without delay, and urge, by your personal presence and entreaty,' the arguments which may prove inefiPectual in writing. One word more, and I implore of your candour to take it as it is meant. No one supposes that Mr Fairford's zeal in his friend's service, needs to be quickened by merce- nary motives. But report says, that Mr Alan Fair- ford not having yet entered on his professional ca- reer, may, in such a case as this, want the means, though he cannot want the inclination, to act with promptitude. The enclosed note, Mr Alan Fair- ford must be pleased to consider as his first profes- sional emolument ; and she who sends it hopes it ,y Google REDGAUNTLET. 13*7 will be the omen of unbounded success, tliougb the iee conies ^m a hand so unknown as that of " Green Mantle." A bank note of L.20 was the enclosure, and the whole incident left me speechless with astonishment. I am not able to read over the beginning of my own letter, which forms the introduction to this extra- ordinary comnmnication.
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