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# Title: LBr. 3 · Acherley
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And that Fear soc Disorderedher, thattheGout retired Fromher Hands and Feet into
her Head, audproved fatate to alher Inclinations and Measures for thePretender
sustcithe Moment before France Was readyto AHend huni ith un elrmus sufsicient
tointroducehim.
Thus Providence Waspleased tomahe the Demandof lhe W2H, theMeanes not
only to Embarrasse but to Confound the Pretenders Frueuds and thevr Bovertogether
S. Astotheffitth Head
Of my Endeavours bec admuted tobee any service attall, The Service must be
Considerable, Because theCrocon is Tnestimable, Chepover ofthe Pretenderto
thatCronon vas become Formidable: In this Scituation Wohen all other Mlttempls
proved Unsuccessfule. JheDemand oftheWEit, effectually Embarrassed et brohe
thecr Measures, et utterey Disapponted the Pretender
Theservice therefore oughtto bec Measured by the Vatur ofthe Matter in Contention
TheDangez it vas in, and the successe thatensued.
Myepplications havebeen rather troublesome thanwanting, Sirstto Baron-
Bothmer, elfter thalto some ofthe english ministers, efterwards to theirRoyale
Highnesses the Pance aud Frincesse. And last of all tothe King hinisette; The Wwhole
Royall Faincly havebeen pleased tospeak Honourably of theservice, But the
Coldnesse oftheministershasbeen Unaccountable.
6: As totheSixethHead
tie
Thatthekingis fam d forhis Gratitude, aud an Jnviolable Adherence tohis
Promises
Thatthe etdvising the Demand of theWru of Sumons vas a signale aud
Seasonable service.
Butthe Kinghas Thecon no Favour to mr Acherley. Woho sayshec was the
Author of that service.
Therefore they Conclude ThatMr Acherley is a Pretender and Impostor, Hhor ifhec
really did that Service, HHs impossible but the Kinus vouedhave Revarded huri for ut
These Difficultres amazed me, Butthey became the Motive of mysollicitations:
Myfale ishard. Wohen Jam not ony neglected, but am a Rheale Sufferer forhavinu
served thelling. In regard the Imputation of an Impostor Corrodes deeply.
Ulponthewoholl. Since (10 Excellen cy has been an Actor orth mee in this Thing,
Jmost humblys intreat this One further Favour (Viz ) That 2 ou will please tospeah
With theclinghimselfe, aud Endeavour tohnocohis maje Peale sentiments: hor
il the Coldnesse of the Ministers proceeds from ther Hnowedge o theKings secret
Mind; Troile layaside my Expectations, audbear the Losse with Patience, aud thall
Account itt agreat Kindnesse tobee diverted From follocvinu Vain Hopes.
Ifell under this Dicemma. Thal ifhis maj: dud not Distinguith mec bysomo -1: Astotheficot.
Aet of Favour. Gthoued unavoidably face under theimputation of an Impostor,
The latterhashappend; Hor His elequed uithis manner vizt)
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