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Note 63 — Chapter IX · SOCIAL EDINBURGH OF YESTERDAY

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The architect was Kemp, who, when a poor lad, trudging along the Selkirk road with his joiner’s tools on his back, had been given “a lift” by the kindly Sir Walter Scott as he drove by. Shortly after the erection of the monument Kemp was drowned.

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