|Out on you …| 30 Shakespeare Perhaps an r The (2.14) 250 oblique Merchant of comment on Venice, 4.1.223-25 Hugh de Lacy’s (Shylock) vow to face his |An oath, an misfortunes like oath! I have a man (251.29), an oath and/or his … lay pledge to …| reward Guarine and Vidal (256.18-21). 31 [Scott] No obvious r Ancient (2.15) 257 relevance to this Scottish chapter. Ballad Probably an oblique comment on the Constable’s withdrawal in favour of Damian in the final chapter. Con Coleridge New beginning r ‘Christabel’, 267 302-04 for Eveline: √ more appropriate for the original planned ending: 296-97. The Talisman full proofs 01 Milton Direct: neatly pf Paradise 003 adapted, with Regained, 3.165-66 possible |he indeed/ austerity Retired unto overtone. the desert, but with arms| [No chapter heading or motto in ms: Scott inserts in proof.] 02 None [Chapter 00 009 division in ms but no motto .Scott does not respond to
|Out on you …| 30 (2.14) Shakespeare 250 The Merchant of Venice, 4.1.223-25 (Shylock) |An oath, an oath! I have an oath … lay …| Perhaps an oblique comment on Hugh de Lacy’s vow to face his misfortunes like a man (251.29), and/or his pledge to reward Guarine and Vidal (256.18-21). r 31 (2.15) [Scott] 257 Ancient Scottish Ballad No obvious relevance to this chapter. Probably an oblique comment on the Constable’s withdrawal in favour of Damian in the final chapter. r Con Coleridge 267 ‘Christabel’, 302-04 √ New beginning for Eveline: more appropriate for the original planned ending: 296-97. r The Talisman full proofs 01 Milton 003 Paradise Regained, 3.165-66 |he indeed/ Retired unto the desert, but with arms| [No chapter heading or motto in ms: Scott inserts in proof.] Direct: neatly adapted, with possible austerity overtone. pf 02 None 009 [Chapter division in ms but no motto .Scott does not respond to 00