Compare revisions: 1794/AHA04_3.jpg
Created page with "sufficient to injure, if not destroy, so fragile a quality as reputation. In speaking thus it is proper to add that a single list has not been uttered or entertained agains..."
|
|||
---|---|---|---|
This revision marked as completed. This revision marked as approved. |
|||
Line 3: | Line 3: | ||
In speaking thus it is proper to add that a single list has not been uttered or entertained against your conduct -- a solicitude that this should continue to be the case -- and a sincere personal esteem for you has dictated this caution. | In speaking thus it is proper to add that a single list has not been uttered or entertained against your conduct -- a solicitude that this should continue to be the case -- and a sincere personal esteem for you has dictated this caution. | ||
− | The discretion entrusted to you is great, | + | The discretion entrusted to you is great, and in proportion therefore ought to be your anxiety to fulfill the public expectation. |
Captain Williamson took charge of a thousand dollars for you but the receipt of which you have to acknowledge. | Captain Williamson took charge of a thousand dollars for you but the receipt of which you have to acknowledge. |