Image: Morris at Abbotsford 02

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Description: Statue of Morris -a character from Scott's novel Rob Roy- in the gardens of Abbotsford House. Morris is on his knees begging forgiveness from Helen MacGregor-Campbell after being implicit in giving over her husband Rob Roy to the authorities. The sculptor John Greenfield died before he could complete it.
Title: Morris at Abbotsford 02
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Author: Ad Meskens
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