_Tuesday, January 11th._--A very cold day, ... but the blackness of the cold made us slow to put forward, and we did not walk at all. Mary read the Prologue to Chaucer's tales to me in the morning. William was working at his poem to C. Letter from Keswick and from Taylor on William's marriage. C. poorly, in bad spirits.... Read part of _The Knights Tale_ with exquisite delight. Since tea Mary has been down stairs copying out Italian poems for Stuart. William has been working beside me, and here ends this imperfect summary.... VII RECOLLECTIONS OF A TOUR MADE IN SCOTLAND (A.D. 1803) CONTENTS =First Week= DAY PAGE 1. Left Keswick--Grisdale--Mosedale--Hesket Newmarket--Caldbeck Falls 163 2. Rose Castle--Carlisle--Hatfield--Longtown 164 3. Solway Moss--Enter Scotland--Springfield-- Gretna Green--Annan--Dumfries 165 4. Burns's Grave 166 Ellisland--Vale of Nith 168 Brownhill 169 Poem to Burns's Sons 171 5. Thornhill--Drumlanrigg--River Nith 171 Turnpike house 172 Sportsman 173 Vale of Menock 174 Wanlockhead 175 Leadhills 178 Miners 178 Hopetoun mansion 179 Hostess 180 6. Road to Crawfordjohn 183 Douglas Mill 187 Clyde--Lanerk 189 Boniton Linn 191 =Second Week= 7. Falls of the Clyde 193 Cartland Crags 197 Fall of Stonebyres--Trough of the Clyde 200 Hamilton 201 8. Hamilton House 202 Baroncleugh--Bothwell Castle 204 Glasgow 208 9. Bleaching ground (Glasgow Green) 209 Road to Dumbarton 211 10. Rock and Castle of Dumbarton 213 Vale of Leven 217 Smollett's Monument 218 Loch Lomond 218 Luss 221