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29 Jany 1802 +Before B1
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SS3 Prior intrigues - Tergiversation of Mr Rose
Rose
it up: then, in a suddenwithout any visible reason assigned
- or any cause, that it lay within my
reach to bring to light - drop it altogether:
and thus abandon to Mr Long. As often as blurring hot and cold Whenever he did take
up the business - and for so long as he continued to uphold ittake it up, it was evident enough the complexion
of it the business was as opposite as
possible to that which it were while in the
hands of Mr Long. In difficulties
- no
- assistance, not granted only, but
volunteered: access, not merely submitted to at
ordinary times - but offered (be persued
very hard to observe(though, in saying offered, I must not say in as my word
every instance say afforded - be understood to mean afforded ) not afforded) for extraordinary ones. Whatever
would have been done by Mr Rose, if any thing had been done by him - would really (I make no doubt) have been [+] those symptoms of conscious helplessness,
and
distress, of which
the progress of the
narrative will
exhibit such abundant marks exemplification
and
beendone done quickly; none of [+] that peevish consciousnessand conscious
of inefficienyinsufficiency [+] which in default of
design, would might have been almost equally fatal
to the business, in the hands of Mr Longhis junior colleague
That the conceptions of thisthe only acting or
efficientthinking Secretary - thethis right hand of (as he
might well be termed) of the Minister in comparison of the
palsy shaken paralytiate hand <add>extremity</add> on the other side - were
at best none of the clearest, is a proposition which
at another timeon other occasions as well as this it may be necessary for one to to support
bring to view — — not merely by appeal to
matters of public notoriety - but by testimonies
drawn by from my own experience (a); but that, (a) See Notes
Poor business
for the giving effect to such conceptions, as an
any occasion he had been led to formentertaining there was
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