ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON.

_P.S._—If you think of having the _Master_ illustrated, I suggest that

Hole would be very well up to the Scottish, which is the larger part. If

you have it done here, tell your artist to look at the hall of Craigievar

in Billing’s _Baronial and Ecclesiastical Antiquities_, and he will get a

broad hint for the hall at Durrisdeer: it is, I think, the chimney of

Craigievar and the roof of Pinkie, and perhaps a little more of Pinkie

altogether; but I should have to see the book myself to be sure. Hole

would be invaluable for this. I dare say if you had it illustrated, you

could let me have one or two for the English edition.

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