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The Letters of Robert Burns

Note 137 — GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE. (continued 4)

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R. B. [137] One evening, while at the Brow, Burns was visited by two young ladies. The sun, setting on the western hills, threw a strong light upon him through the window. One of them perceiving this, proceeded to draw the curtain; "Let me look at the sun, my dear," said the sinking poet, "he will not long shine on me."

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