TO CHARLES BAXTER

[_Skerryvore_, _Bournemouth_, _July_ 1886].

DEAR CHARLES,—Doubtless, if all goes well, towards the 1st of August we

shall be begging at your door. Thanks for a sight of the papers, which I

return (you see) at once, fearing further responsibility.

Glad you like Dauvit; but eh, man, yon’s terrible strange conduc’ o’ thon

man Rankeillor. Ca’ him a legal adviser! It would make a bonny

law-shuit, the Shaws case; and yon paper they signed, I’m thinking,

wouldnae be muckle thought o’ by Puggy Deas.—Yours ever,

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