TO CHARLES J. GUTHRIE

_Kinnaird Cottage, Pitlochry, July 2nd, 1881._

MY DEAR GUTHRIE,--Many thanks for your support, and many more for the

kindness and thoughtfulness of your letter. I shall take your advice in

both directions; presuming that by "electors" you mean the curators. I

must see to this soon; and I feel it would also do no harm to look in

at the P.H.[36] As soon then as I get through with a piece of work that

both sits upon me like a stone and attracts me like a piece of travel, I

shall come to town and go a-visiting. Testimonial-hunting is a queer

form of sport--but has its pleasures.

If I got that chair, the Spec. would have a warm defender near at hand!

The sight of your fist made me Speculative on the past.--Yours most

sincerely,

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