Letters of Robert Louis Stevenson — Volume 1 by Robert Louis Stevenson
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HISTORY OF FRANCE, ALLAN RAMSAY, OLIVIER BOSSELIN, all sorts of
rubbish, APROPOS of BURNS, COMMINES, JUVENAL DES URSINS, etc. I walk about the Parliament House five forenoons a week, in wig and gown; I have either a five or six mile walk, or an hour or two hard skating on the rink, every afternoon, without fail. I have not written much; but, like the seaman's parrot in the tale, I have thought a deal. You have never, by the way, returned me either SPRING or BERANGER, which is certainly a d-d shame. I always comforted myself with that when my conscience pricked me about a letter to you. 'Thus conscience' - O no, that's not appropriate in this connection. - Ever yours, ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON. I say, is there any chance of your coming north this year? Mind you that promise is now more respectable for age than is becoming. R. L. S. Letter: TO CHARLES BAXTER [EDINBURGH, OCTOBER 1875.] NOO lyart leaves blaw ower the green, Red are the bonny woods o' Dean, |
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