Series 2 > Seafield correspondence from 1685 to 1708

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CORRESPONDENCE OF JAMES [aug.
I shal say no mor till miting, and I hop, God woling, that
shal be or long. Till then and euer I am, Dir Brother,
Your affectionat brother and most humble seruant,
Pat. Ogilvie.
Carenbulge, Agoust 29, 1694.
Lord Findlater’s bookseller in Edinburgh continued to supply
him with the ‘ choysest new bookes.’
My Lord,—I receaved formerly yor Lop. letter dated in
August last; bot, because I had then sent my commission,
I could not give yor Lop. ane answer. Bot that since I
have got them home, therfore I have sent yow the following
bookes, being the choysest new bookes I have got, and
which I thowght wold most fitt yor Lop.—I am, My Lord,
Yor Lop. most humble servant, Martha Stevensone.
Edinbur, October 2d 1694.
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Suma, 46 04 0
And there being owing by yor Lo. in August
last of ballance, . . . . . 39 08 0
There is now resting in haill by yor Lop. this 2d lib. ss. d.
day of October 1694, . . . . 85 12 0
L’Estranges Esope fob, . . . . 14 08
Medulla Historie Anglicane, 8°, . . . 03 18
Monroes sermons, 8°, . . . . . 03 06
Lock on goverment, 8°, .... 03 06
on education, 8°, . . . . 02 12
Conduct of a persone of quality, 8°, . . 01 10
Rapins comparison of Thucide and Livy, 8°, . 01 10
Burthogs essayes, 8°, .... 02 08
Excellency of pen and pencil, 8°, . . . 01 10
Account of Sweden, 8°, .... 02 02
Bp. Santcrofts sermons, 8°, . . . .02 02
Dausons freindly conference, 12°, . . . 00 18
Miscellanea of ingenious sayeings, 12°, . . 01 10
Rogers fall not out by the way, 12°, . . 00 18
Elliotts lyfe and death, 12°. . . .01 00
Poetical recreations, 8°, . . . .03 06