There was no doubt about that.

Her girlish reading had been of Scotland--Scott's novels and "Scottish Chiefs" being her favorites.

She soon became more Scotch than I.All this was fulfilling my fondest dreams.
We spent some days in Dunfermline and enjoyed them much.

The haunts and incidents of my boyhood were visited and recited to her by all and sundry.

She got nothing but flattering accounts of her husband which gave me a good start with her.
I was presented with the Freedom of Edinburgh as we passed northward--Lord Rosebery making the speech.