I did set to work, Darsie; for who could resist such motives? With my father's assistance, I have mastered the details, confused as they are ; and on Tuesday, I will plead as well for Peter Peebles, as I could for a duke. Indeed, I feel my head so clear on the subject, as to be able to write this long letter to you; into which, however, Peter and his law-suit have insinuated themselves so far, as to shew you how much they at present occupy my thoughts. Once more, be careful of yourself, and mindful of me, who am ever thine while ALAN FAIRFORD. From circumstances, to be hereafter mentioned, it was long ere this letter reached the person to whom it was addressed. END OF VOLUME FIRST. EDINBURGH: Printed by James Ballantyne and Co. |