Corpus of Modern Scottish Writing (CMSW) - www.scottishcorpus.ac.uk/cmsw/ Document : 353 Title: Letter by James Campbell, Concerning a Grudge Author(s): Campbell, James Fort Wiliam 22 July 1709 Sr I had yors, and tho I am convinced that Elengreg deservs no freindship from yow yett, itts hard to make me ſuffer for his fault I was very sensabil off yor frendship when I was on my own acount in yor debt and I Expeckt rather mor now, being a [¿], wh since [¿] misfortune I am, must make the debt in all probabilate my own yor [¿] me doeth not disturb Elengreg & gave him the last [¿] for he shrinks on nothing leſs than my releif to what you do [¿] to me and I am not sensable I Ever gave yow ocasion I have writ to Comisar Campbel and Mr McLeod to [¿] itt with yow, tho att presant I have no mony I hope it wil be [¿] and the terms off payment observed it seems [¿] is not resolved so much as to give me a return fare leſs to concur in acomodating itt wh stil maks itt the harder on me I hope you wil not be hard to onor my circomtances my not being in this Cuntree for the most of the tyme since yow was att my hous ocasiond my not setling itt sooner I shal be very glad to hear of yor recovery and am Sr Yr humble servant James Campbell