TO CHARLES BAXTER

A further stay at Strathpeffer led to disenchantment, not with

outdoor nature but with human nature as there represented, and he

relieves his feelings as follows:--

_Ben Wyvis Hotel, Strathpeffer, July 1880._

MY DEAR CHERLS,--I am well but have a little over-tired myself which is

disgusting. This is a heathenish place near delightful places, but

inhabited, alas! by a wholly bestial crowd.

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