Mr Duncan is one of the active kind, so that he took charge of our movement and got me after a light breakfast to the train which started at 6.40 in the morning. Thus we passed to Aberdeen. So far was new ground to me. From Aberdeen I was on the same I had traversed two years ago. At Stanley, just before reaching Perth, Mr Duncan got out, to go to his place in the neighborhood. His friendly officers had smoother all my way for me. I had but a single other companion in the carriage, apparently a young Englishman going to London as I was. We went on without incident through the night,441