William Carstares a Character And Career of the Revolutionary Epoch 1649 1715
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" Again — " There is that rogue Forbes, fifteen shillings sterling a day net. There is Major Burnet has eight shillings a day ; there is one Dunbar, a cowardly rogue, has eight shillings a day; there is the Laird of Glengary has 2(J0Z sterling a year of pension, a Papist, and in Lord James Murray's name ; and meantime my brothers must want, and I not gratified in a trifle since I came from London. All this I have over and over again represented to V. Seafield ; but to no purpose. I am at a deal... of drudgery in writting long letters to him ; but all is lost : and, if you cannot cause him doe me right, I shall give over my correspondence ; and I must tell you, who I conceal nothing from, I cannot easily digest it. He fances me the easy fool — but it is not I. Sir, pray excuse this from one is your's. Adieu. "* With all his diplomatic suaviter in moclo, Carstares could be perfectly firm, if he thought it necessary. We have, as I have said, hardly any of his replies to the manifold letters he received ; but one or two survive in stray collections, which give us an idea of his more formal official style.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Again — " There is that rogue Forbes, fifteen shillings sterling a day net. There is Major Burnet has eight shillings a day ; there is one Dunbar, a cowardly rogue, has eight shillings a day; there is the Laird of Glengary has 2(J0Z sterling a year of pension, a Papist, and in Lord James Murray's name ; and meantime my brothers must want, and I not gratified in a trifle since I came from London. All this I have over and over again represented to V. Seafield ; but to no purpose. I am at a deal... of drudgery in writting long letters to him ; but all is lost : and, if you cannot cause him doe me right, I shall give over my correspondence ; and I must tell you, who I conceal nothing from, I cannot easily digest it. He fances me the easy fool — but it is not I. Sir, pray excuse this from one is your's. Adieu. "* With all his diplomatic suaviter in moclo, Carstares could be perfectly firm, if he thought it necessary. We have, as I have said, hardly any of his replies to the manifold letters he received ; but one or two survive in stray collections, which give us an idea of his more formal official style.
What to read after William Carstares a Character And Career of the Revolutionary Epoch 1649 1715?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Herbert Story to read onlineMoreLess
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