seen the whole of Scotland that is worth seeing, and have walked 600 miles.  I shall be glad to be out of the country; a person here must depend entirely upon himself and his own legs.  I have not spent much money—my expenses during my wanderings averaged a shilling a day.

As I was walking through Strathspey, singularly enough I met two or three of the Phillips.  I did not know them, but a child came running after me to ask me my name.  It

was Miss P. and two of the children.  I hope to get to you in two or three days after you get this.

God bless you and dear Hen.
George Borrow.

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London:
Printed for THOMAS J. WISE, Hampstead, N.W.
Edition limited to Thirty Copies.

Footnotes:

[7]  Borrow’s stepdaughter, Henrietta Mary Clarke, afterwards Mrs. MacOubry.

***END OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK LETTERS TO HIS WIFE MARY BORROW***