(An extended simile for the slaves in W disappearance of the old Indies and S pastoral virtues and America inhabitants from Teviotdale (though partly with the advent of the opposite) in agriculturalisation) line 13 and |… his trees falling 041.26. … …| 09 Burns Author’s Earnest Cry Mainly for v* ‘The 045 and Prayer’, 37-42 opening of |… greetan damn’d chapter. … … Seizan crushan’t … … laimpet Shell.| [Substituted on verso for original motto from 2 Henry which was used for Ch. VI, 10.] 10 Shakespeare 3.2.168-73 Kennedy’s r 2 Henry VI, 053 (Warwick on dead Duke body: contrast Humphrey) forensic |… further language in …| [Transferred in ms from Ch. text. 9.] 11 Shakespeare 4.1.1-7 Taken up in first The Winter’s Tale, pf* 059 (Time, the Chorus) paragraph. |Enter Time, makes the … and unfolds …| [Substituted at proof stage for original ms motto from Antony and Cleopatra: me to drink Mandragora,/ That I may sleep out this great gap of time.| (eewn 376).] 12 Jonson 4.4.48-57 Strong r The New Inn, 067 (first word is spoken by statement, Beaufort, the rest by Lovel) avoiding direct |… God comment on ’gainst …| duelling. 13 Otway Includes ruffian, r Venice Preserved, 073 211-16 law, public sale, (Pierre to Jaffeir, describing pile, jesting, but sale at his home, stoking nothing from resentment against Priuli) the plot Omits a line specific to the (Jaffeir has run original plot: more, off with Pruili’s ‘Nay Priuli’s cruel hand had daughter). sign’d it’ 14 Young 1.54-57 Continued in r Night Thoughts, √ 078 text as part of gnomic statement. 15 Percy Heir of 1.29-36 Opening point r ‘The 082 (modernised) only (but √ parallel with steward getting himself a bargain in both): further quotation as in Ch 14, though
(An extended simile for the disappearance of the old pastoral virtues and inhabitants from Teviotdale with the advent of agriculturalisation) |… his trees … falling …| slaves in W Indies and S America (though partly the opposite) in line 13 and 041.26. 09 Burns 045 ‘The Author’s Earnest Cry and Prayer’, 37-42 |… greetan … damn’d … Seizan … crushan’t … laimpet Shell.| [Substituted on verso for original motto from 2 Henry VI, which was used for Ch. 10.] Mainly for opening of chapter. v* 10 Shakespeare 053 2 Henry VI, 3.2.168-73 (Warwick on dead Duke Humphrey) |… further …| [Transferred in ms from Ch. 9.] Kennedy’s body: contrast forensic language in text. r 11 Shakespeare 059 The Winter’s Tale, 4.1.1-7 (Time, the Chorus) |Enter Time, the … makes and unfolds …| [Substituted at proof stage for original ms motto from Antony and Cleopatra: me to drink Mandragora,/ That I may sleep out this great gap of time.| (eewn 376).] Taken up in first paragraph. pf* 12 Jonson 067 The New Inn, 4.4.48-57 (first word is spoken by Beaufort, the rest by Lovel) |… ’gainst God …| Strong statement, avoiding direct comment on duelling. r 13 Otway 073 Venice Preserved, 211-16 (Pierre to Jaffeir, describing sale at his home, stoking resentment against Priuli) Omits a line specific to the original plot: ‘Nay more, Priuli’s cruel hand had sign’d it’ Includes ruffian, law, public sale, pile, jesting, but nothing from the plot (Jaffeir has run off with Pruili’s daughter). r 14 Young 078 Night Thoughts, 1.54-57 √ Continued in text as part of gnomic statement. r 15 Percy 082 ‘The Heir of 1.29-36 √ (modernised) Opening point only (but parallel with steward getting himself a bargain in both): further quotation as in Ch 14, though r