Notes and Queries, Number 18, March 2, 1850 by Various
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approve your doing every thing you think right for your own interest and
security and for those of your family. What I have to say hereafter will prove that these not only are but _ever have been_ my sentiments. I shall then appeal to your own truth whether it is just in you to have used some expressions in your letter, but as I mean to act with the utmost circumspection and without a grain of resentment to _anybody_, I shall say no more till I have had full time to weigh every word I shall use, and every step I mean to take. In the meantime I am, "Dear S'r, "Yr obliged humble serv't, "HOR. WALPOLE. "P.S. My refusal of the patent for my life has shown what value I set upon it; but _I will_ have justice, especially for my character, which no consideration upon earth shall prevent my seeking. It must and shall be known whether I enjoy the place to the wrong of any man living. You have my free consent, S'r, to show this letter to whom you please; I have nothing to conceal, and am ready to submit my conduct to the whole world." * * * * * LADY ARABELLA STUART. As a pendant to Mr. P. Cunningham's "New Facts about Lady Arabella Stuart" (No. 1. p. 10.). I send you a copy of Bishop James' Account and Quietus in respect of 300l., placed in his hands "for the expences of |
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