DEAR SIR, I am heartily sorry I had not the pleasure of seeing you as you returned through Mauchline; but as I was engaged, I could not be in town before the evening. I here enclose you my "Scotch Drink," and "may the ---- follow with a blessing for your edification." I hope, some time before we hear the gowk, to have the pleasure of seeing you at Kilmarnock, when I intend we shall have a gill between us, in a mutchkin-stoup; which will be a great comfort and consolation to, Dear Sir, Your humble servant, ROBT. BURNESS.
Letter № 14 · XIV
To Mr. Robert Muir
Kilmarnock.
Mossgiel · 20 March 1786
- Recipient
- Mr. Robert Muir
- Place
- Mossgiel
- Dated
- 20 March 1786
- Source note
- Mossgiel, 20th March, 1786
- Source
- Project Gutenberg #18500 — The Complete Works of Robert Burns (ed. Allan Cunningham)