MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8.

Notwithstanding the altercation that had passed, my father, who had the

dignified courtesy of an old Baron, was very civil to Dr. Johnson, and

politely attended him to the post-chaise, which was to convey us to

Edinburgh[1045].

Thus they parted. They are now in another, and a higher, state of

existence: and as they were both worthy Christian men, I trust they have

met in happiness. But I must observe, in justice to my friend's

political principles, and my own, that they have met in a place where

there is no room for _Whiggism_[1046].

We came at night to a good inn at Hamilton. I recollect no more.

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