Memoirs of John Selden And Notices of the Political Contest During His Time

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445. 278 MEMOIRS OF graciously pleased to say, that I should make as much haste as my health will permit. I have been for many weeks, my lord, very ill, and am still so infirm that I have not so much as any hope of being able to endure any kind of travel, much less such a journey. Yet, if that were all, I should willingly venture any loss of myself rather than not perform my duty to his majesty. But, if I were able to come, I call God to witness, I have no apprehension of any possibility of doi...ng his majesty service there. On the other side it is most probable, or rather apparent, that a member of the House of Commons, and of my condition, by coming thither, might thereby soon be a cause of some very unseasonable disturbance ; by this name I call what- soever will at this time (as this would) doubtless occasion some further or other difference betwixt his majesty and that House *. My legal and humble affections to his majesty and his service are, and shall be, as great and as hearty as any man's, and therefore, when I am able, I shall really express them.

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