I didn't check. The text given by Stenhouse from Burns' letter to Thompson, Sept., 1794, is that given by Murray, not that given by Sandy. I should have been more explicit in my note above. I'm not at my best in the wee hours of the morning. Stenhouse didn't say that he (Stenhouse) was with Clarke when the tune was noted from Mr. Clunie in 1787, he was quoting Burns from the letter to Thompson.