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Reminiscences of Scottish Life & Character

Note 160 — CHAPTER THE SEVENTH.

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After all, the remark may not have been so absurd then as it appears now. Burns had not been long dead, nor was he then so noted a character as he is now. The Scotsmen might really have supposed a Southerner unacquainted with the fact of the poet's death.

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