The Code of Honor, Or, Rules for the Government of Principals And Seconds in Duelling
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10. If a stranger wishes you to bear a note for him, be well satisfiedbefore you do so, that he is on an equality with you; and in presentingthe note state to the party the relationship you stand towards him, and what you know and believe about him; for strangers are entitledto redress for wrongs, as well as others, and the rules of honor andhospitality should protect him.
CHAPTER II. The Party Receiving a Note Before Challenge.
1. When a note is presented to you by an equal, receive it, and re...ad it, although you may suppose it to be from one you do not intend to meet, because its requisites may be of a character which may readily becomplied with. But if the requirements of a note cannot be acceded to, return it, through the medium of your friend, to the person who handedit to you, with your reason for returning it.
2. If the note received be in abusive terms, object to its reception, and return it for that reason; but if it be respectful, return an answerof the same character, in which respond correctly and openly to allinterrogatories fairly propounded, and hand it to your friend, who, itis presumed, you have consulted, and who has advised the answer; directit to the opposite party, and let it be delivered to his friend.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
10. If a stranger wishes you to bear a note for him, be well satisfiedbefore you do so, that he is on an equality with you; and in presentingthe note state to the party the relationship you stand towards him, and what you know and believe about him; for strangers are entitledto redress for wrongs, as well as others, and the rules of honor andhospitality should protect him.
CHAPTER II. The Party Receiving a Note Before Challenge.
1. When a note is presented to you by an equal, receive it, and re...ad it, although you may suppose it to be from one you do not intend to meet, because its requisites may be of a character which may readily becomplied with. But if the requirements of a note cannot be acceded to, return it, through the medium of your friend, to the person who handedit to you, with your reason for returning it.
2. If the note received be in abusive terms, object to its reception, and return it for that reason; but if it be respectful, return an answerof the same character, in which respond correctly and openly to allinterrogatories fairly propounded, and hand it to your friend, who, itis presumed, you have consulted, and who has advised the answer; directit to the opposite party, and let it be delivered to his friend.
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