The Lauderdale Papers
The Lauderdale Papers
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F. & others, were borne on hand, that the Chanc. had so powerfuU a personall interest with the laird ■ that hee would get all done he pleased- I ad there was strong confidence to prevail with J. R.** too (a youth not easy to be twisted if I know him well), and indeed it is now one of their fairest cardes that the two who are there are well with J. R.
But if I read right, let the Chanc. be used as hee will, if hee leap not the Dortor Dyke^ hee will seem to be the best pleased man in the world wh...enever hee comes home, as if every thing had succeeded to his wishes. And now, though I guess this will finde S.S. there, I will onely bid adieu to D. J. R., and leave him to divide with him if he please.
• The King.
^ From the context this can scarcely mean John Red (Landerdale) ; I fancy it means James Dnke of York.
^ '* To he in the dorts " is to be in the ** snlks." '* Dorty," as an adjective, may be either sniky, apt to take oftence', or sancy, as applied to a girl. Moray says that Bothes will cloak any oatward appearance of oftence, howerer he may be used, unless he fairly ^ leap the (Dortor) Dyke/* i^, let his ill-hnmoor get over idl restraint Digitized by Qoo^
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
F. & others, were borne on hand, that the Chanc. had so powerfuU a personall interest with the laird ■ that hee would get all done he pleased- I ad there was strong confidence to prevail with J. R.** too (a youth not easy to be twisted if I know him well), and indeed it is now one of their fairest cardes that the two who are there are well with J. R.
But if I read right, let the Chanc. be used as hee will, if hee leap not the Dortor Dyke^ hee will seem to be the best pleased man in the world wh...enever hee comes home, as if every thing had succeeded to his wishes. And now, though I guess this will finde S.S. there, I will onely bid adieu to D. J. R., and leave him to divide with him if he please.
• The King.
^ From the context this can scarcely mean John Red (Landerdale) ; I fancy it means James Dnke of York.
^ '* To he in the dorts " is to be in the ** snlks." '* Dorty," as an adjective, may be either sniky, apt to take oftence', or sancy, as applied to a girl. Moray says that Bothes will cloak any oatward appearance of oftence, howerer he may be used, unless he fairly ^ leap the (Dortor) Dyke/* i^, let his ill-hnmoor get over idl restraint Digitized by Qoo^
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