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Gill explain themselves : — February 6, 1891.
My dear Gill, — I have your letter of last night, and note that you say that the first part of mine to you of yester- day is founded on a misunderstanding which you can remove.
Although I cannot see where there is any room on my part for misunderstanding the information which you conveyed, I shall be very glad if it should turn out as you say, and in that case, of course, the negotiations could be resumed. Will you, then, kindly write and explain wh...at the misunder- standing was, and how you think it can be removed, as I fear it may not be possible for me to see you at the House of Commons this evening.'^ — Yours very truly, Chas. S. Parnell.
176 A KING AT BAY February 7, 1891.
My dear Gill, — I am writing O'Brien by this evening's post upon the subject of our conversation on Wednesday, and for the present perhaps it would be better that the nego- tiations should be conducted by correspondence between him- self and me. As regards your note just received, I am sorry that I cannot agree with you that it gives at all an accurate account of the information you then conveyed to me, although, while you expressly stated the conditions, new to me, of the Liberal leaders, I agree that you did not say that you spoke to me on behalf of them, or at their request, nor did I so inti- mate in my letter of Thursday.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gill explain themselves : — February 6, 1891.
My dear Gill, — I have your letter of last night, and note that you say that the first part of mine to you of yester- day is founded on a misunderstanding which you can remove.
Although I cannot see where there is any room on my part for misunderstanding the information which you conveyed, I shall be very glad if it should turn out as you say, and in that case, of course, the negotiations could be resumed. Will you, then, kindly write and explain wh...at the misunder- standing was, and how you think it can be removed, as I fear it may not be possible for me to see you at the House of Commons this evening.'^ — Yours very truly, Chas. S. Parnell.
176 A KING AT BAY February 7, 1891.
My dear Gill, — I am writing O'Brien by this evening's post upon the subject of our conversation on Wednesday, and for the present perhaps it would be better that the nego- tiations should be conducted by correspondence between him- self and me. As regards your note just received, I am sorry that I cannot agree with you that it gives at all an accurate account of the information you then conveyed to me, although, while you expressly stated the conditions, new to me, of the Liberal leaders, I agree that you did not say that you spoke to me on behalf of them, or at their request, nor did I so inti- mate in my letter of Thursday.
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