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However this may have been, Scott's answer to Mr. Train proceeded in these words:--
W. SCOTT.
I shall recur presently to this communication from Mr. Train; but must pause for a moment to introduce two letters, both written in the same week with Scott's request as to the localities of Turnberry. They both give us amusing sketches of his buoyant spirits at this period of gigantic exertion;--and the first of them, which relates chiefly to Maturin's Tragedy of Bertram, shows how he could still contrive to steal time for attention to the affairs of brother authors less energetic than himself.
TO DANIEL TERRY, ESQ.
ABBOTSFORD, November 10, 1814.
W. SCOTT.
The following, dated a day after, refers to some lines which Mr. Morritt had sent him from Worthing.
TO J. B. S. MORRITT, ESQ., M. P., WORTHING.
ABBOTSFORD, November 11, 1814.
Ever yours,
W. S.
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