01 Fletcher Straightforward, r Monsieur 005 except that Thomas, 1.2.59-61, disowning is in 62-63 Ch. 2. (Sebastian, of his son Thomas) |… mine owne, no spark of nature/ Allows him mine now, he’s growne tame: my grand …| 02 Jonson Neat general v Bartholomew 012 3.5.4-8 Fair, (Justice Overdo, of Cokes) |… suspect their familiarity; and the young man …| 03 Gay Bear in Taken up r ‘The 022 a Boat’, overtly by (Fables) Frank |… His oar immediately. …| 04 Churchill Link with view r The Prophecy 028 of Scots in first of Famine, 191-94 part of chapter. √ See 32.3n for Wilkes, to whom the poem is inscribed. 05 Somervile Die: only one v The Chace, 035 3.443-47 lady, but |… strokes spirited and in along period. …| 06 Penrose Myth motif for r ‘The 043 Carousal of brothers. Odin’, 7-10, 13 eewn 496 07 Shakespeare Presumably the r 1 Henry IV, 052 2.4.465-66 reference is to √ (Bardolph to Jobson and Falstaff) clerk, with Morris’s lodging of information against Frank: 57.14-16. Not strong.
01 Fletcher 005 Monsieur Thomas, 1.2.59-61, 62-63 (Sebastian, of his son Thomas) |… mine owne, no spark of nature/ Allows him mine now, he’s growne tame: my grand …| Straightforward, except that disowning is in Ch. 2. r 02 Jonson 012 Bartholomew Fair, 3.5.4-8 (Justice Overdo, of Cokes) |… suspect their familiarity; and the young man …| Neat general v 03 Gay 022 ‘The Bear in a Boat’, (Fables) |… His oar …| Taken up overtly by Frank immediately. r 04 Churchill 028 The Prophecy of Famine, 191-94 √ Link with view of Scots in first part of chapter. See 32.3n for Wilkes, to whom the poem is inscribed. r 05 Somervile 035 The Chace, 3.443-47 |… strokes along …| Die: only one lady, but spirited and in period. v 06 Penrose 043 ‘The Carousal of Odin’, 7-10, 13 eewn 496 Myth motif for brothers. r 07 Shakespeare 052 1 Henry IV, 2.4.465-66 √ (Bardolph to Falstaff) Presumably the reference is to Jobson and clerk, with Morris’s lodging of information against Frank: 57.14-16. Not strong. r