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The Copies of Burns's handwritten text folded into the
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The foregoing poem has some tolerable lines in it, but the incurable wound of my pride will not suffer me to correct, or even peruse it. I send a copy of it, with my best prose letter, to the son of the great man, the theme of the piece, by the hand, too, of one of the noblest men in God's world,
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edition of 473 copies bound in full calf leather with gilt ruling and lettering, all enclosed in a double slip case with a label on the exterior spine. Bixby made an error in the book by incorrectly attributing the original ownership to Bishop
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Reverend Mr. Geddes. Care of Dr Gregory - St Johns Street. Edinr. Wt. a book This letter had a section at the end cut out, supposedly by Geddes as he disapproved of the
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You will see in your book, which I beg your pardon for detaining so long, that I have been turning my lyre on the banks of the Nith. Some larger poetic plans that are floating in my imagination, or partly put in execution, I shall impart to you when I have the pleasure of meeting with
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Alexander Wood, surgeon, when behold, his solicitorship took no more notice of my poem or me than had I been a strolling fiddler, who had made free with his lady's name over the head of a silly new reel! Did the gentleman think I looked for any dirty gratuity?
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I gave up my transient connexion those self-important beings whose intrinsic cealed under the accidental advantages of their patronising notice of the
Learned and the st regret. honour to be, Venerable Sir, your most respect y humble servant, Robt
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