I may have
but a
minute to
speak to
you. My
dear, be
virtuous--be
religious--be
a good
man.
Nothing
else will
give you
any
comfort
when you
come to
lie
here."The
devoted
conduct of
Lockhart
himself
was worthy
of his
great
relative.
The 'Life
of Scott,'
which he
afterwards
wrote,
occupied
him
several
years, and
was a
remarkably
successful
work. Yet
he himself
derived no
pecuniary
advantage
from it;
handing
over the
profits of
the whole
undertaking
