[The Life of George Washington, Vol. 4 (of 5) by John Marshall]@TWC D-Link bookThe Life of George Washington, Vol. 4 (of 5) CHAPTER IV 23/84
Whether the people are yet ripe for such a measure, or whether the system proposed to be attained by it is only to be expected from calamity and commotion, is difficult to ascertain. "I think we are in a delicate situation, and a variety of considerations and circumstances give me uneasiness.
It is in contemplation to take measures for forming a general convention.
The plan is not matured.
If it should be well connected and take effect, I am fervent in my wishes that it may comport with the line of life you have marked out for yourself, to favour your country with your counsels on such an important and _single_ occasion.
I suggest this merely as a hint for consideration." In the moment of tranquillity, and of real or imaginary security, the mind delights to retrace the intricate path by which this point of repose has been attained.
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