Fragments of letter from Robert Burns to Jean Burns, 20 February 1789
Edin.r Friday morning
I cannot precisly say when I will leave this town, my dearest
friend, but at farthest I think I will be with you on sunday
come eight days, perhaps sooner. - I had a horrid journey.
I have settled matters greatly to my satisfac
tion with M.r Creech. He is certainly not
what he should be, nor has he given me what
I should have, but I am better than I expected.
Farewel! I long much to see you. - God bless
you!
yours most sincerely
Rob.t Burns

Key details
- Archive number
- NTS/02/25/BRN/01/152
- Alt. number
- 3.6017
- Date
- 20 February 1789
- On display
- Yes
- Creator
- Burns, Robert (Author)
- Recipient
- Burns, Jean Armour
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Letters from and to Robert Burns
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- Fragments of letter from Robert Burns to Jean Burns, 20 February 1789