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Quick and Bright but Somewhat Desultory Scholar,aborated in the school magazine until Baildon left for the University in the autumn of 1865, where their friendship later resumed. He remained one of those friends to whom Louis in Samoa could indulge his nostalgic longings for Scotland. Baildon was the author of . (1875) and several books of poems.

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A ,, Prone to Exaggerate Himself, Even to Himself, at Edinburgh University (1865– 95), greatly respected teacher and leader in higher education for women; first editor of ., editor of works of Goldsmith, de Quincey, Milton and others, including the six-volume . (1859–80); historiographer-royal for Scotland (1893). Rosaline Masson, anthologist, biog

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The Very Worst Ten Minutes I Ever Experienced,, devoted herself to editing and arranging her father’s work. Her books include . (1910), . (1912), . (1913) and . (1914). One of her earliest literary efforts was a contribution to ., ed. James B. Gillies (1886). She wrote articles for . and . during 1910–11. Her recollection gives a valuable impre

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Delightfully and Fearlessly Boyish,a victims during the Indian Mutiny. He returned to Scotland in 1849 and found himself again dealing with outbreaks of cholera in the parish of Cramond. During another epidemic in 1866 he practised at Leven, Fife, and built his house, ‘The Turret’, where Louis was often a visitor. Margaret Black was

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A Wonderful Talker,n Stevenson. He dates this recollection as after 1875, when the novelist would have been in his mid-twenties. Cramond had been a favorite spot for Stevenson and his Balfour cousins, one of whom had been given the identifying nickname from the locality. See ‘The Lantern Bearers’, first published in .

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I Do Not Remember an Ill-natured Remark,emporaries at University and studied for the Bar, being called in the same year, 1875 (see p. 10). As far as questions of legal right were concerned, Guthrie noted, there were many men he would have sought out before Stevenson, ‘but on a nice point of personal honour, or on a question of generous tr

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Sealed of the Tribe of Louis,. From his earliest days he was fascinated by myth and balladry. His education, referred to briefly here, was at Edinburgh Academy, prior to Stevenson’s arrival, followed by St Andrews and Oxford, where he became a fellow of Merton College (1868). His prolific output included works on folklore, such

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A Touch of the Elfin and Unearthly,eum (1876– 84), and Keeper of Prints at the British Museum (1884–1912), adding considerably to the collection, particularly of Far Eastern art. He was knighted in 1911. His literary interests centred on Landor and Keats, and he produced . (1917). Colvin first met Stevenson in the summer of 1873 at t