23 Shakespeare Straightforward VIII, pf (3.1) 253 5.1.13-16 application to √ (Gardiner, to Schreckenwald Lovell) arranging very early [Volume departure from castle. division in ms Possible overtones of but no Anne’s nocturnal motto.] walking referred to in Ch. 22. 24 Shakespeare Straightforward for 3 Henry VI, pf (3.2) 262 3.3.6-11 introduction of (Margaret) Margaret. |… Great Albion’s … laid me on the ground …| [Chapter division in ms but no motto.] 25 Shakespeare Obviously relates to Richard III, pf (3.3) 275 3.7.32 Oxford’s interview (Buckingham, with Charles, but only to Gloucester) in a very general way: |Thus the a much cruder use Duke, thus than in RR. hath the Duke inferr’d| [Chapter division in ms but no motto.] 26 Shakespeare Applies in general v VIII, (3.4) 287 5.1.108-11 terms to Oxford’s (second use) interview with Charles. √ (Cranmer, to King) 27 Shakespeare Charles’s patience r 1 Henry IV, (3.5) 294 1.3.1-4 tried by deputies: a √ (King, to sound basic match. courtiers) 28 Shakespeare Swiss defying v As You Like (3.6) 304 4.3.31-33 Charles: a very It, (Rosalind, to different situation. Silvius, re Phebe) |… and a defies me … …| [Chapter division and motto added on verso.] 29 [Scott] Positive introduction r Old Play (3.7) 317 to René 30 [Scott] [René] Straightforward. pf (3.8) 325 [Chapter division in ms but no motto,
23 (3.1) Shakespeare 253 VIII, 5.1.13-16 √ (Gardiner, to Lovell) [Volume division in ms but no motto.] Straightforward application to Schreckenwald arranging very early departure from castle. Possible overtones of Anne’s nocturnal walking referred to in Ch. 22. pf 24 (3.2) Shakespeare 262 3 Henry VI, 3.3.6-11 (Margaret) |… Great Albion’s … laid me on the ground …| [Chapter division in ms but no motto.] Straightforward for introduction of Margaret. pf 25 (3.3) Shakespeare 275 Richard III, 3.7.32 (Buckingham, to Gloucester) |Thus the Duke, thus hath the Duke inferr’d| [Chapter division in ms but no motto.] Obviously relates to Oxford’s interview with Charles, but only in a very general way: a much cruder use than in RR. pf 26 (3.4) Shakespeare 287 VIII, 5.1.108-11 (second use) √ (Cranmer, to King) Applies in general terms to Oxford’s interview with Charles. v 27 (3.5) Shakespeare 294 1 Henry IV, 1.3.1-4 √ (King, to courtiers) Charles’s patience tried by deputies: a sound basic match. r 28 (3.6) Shakespeare 304 As You Like It, 4.3.31-33 (Rosalind, to Silvius, re Phebe) |… and a … defies me …| [Chapter division and motto added on verso.] Swiss defying Charles: a very different situation. v 29 (3.7) [Scott] 317 Old Play Positive introduction to René r 30 (3.8) [Scott] 325 [René] [Chapter division in ms but no motto, Straightforward. pf