15 Shakespeare Dawn in opening pf* A Midsummer (2.4) 166 sentence. Night’s Dream, 3.2.380-82 (as 14) (Puck) |… churchyards.| [Chapter division but no motto: inserted by Scott in revise.] 16 Anonymous Holdenough caught pf (2.5) 179 [Chapter up in untypical division but no strong action and motto: inserted feeling: 184.2-6, 190, by Scott in 191.24 zeal. proof.] 17 [Scott] Immediate relevance: pf Agamemnon (2.6) 193 [Chapter Lee’s return to division but no Lodge. motto: inserted by Scott in proof.] 18 Shakespeare Possibly Albert, but r Twelfth (2.7) 203 3.3.9-11 seems to apply more (Antonio, to to in next ‘Louis’ Sebastian) chapter. |… unhospitable.| 19 Crabbe Very local reference r The Borough, (2.8) 211 13.213-14 to 213.17. |… Ay, Jacob, yes! I …| 20 Shakespeare Albert and Charles: r Richard II, (2.9) 225 5.5.67-68 226.39-42. |Hail, prince ten … groats …| 21 Wordsworth at the finding pf ‘Song ‘Louis’ (2.10) 234 Feast of refuge with Lee. Brougham Castle’, 94-101 |Give Sir Lancelot … tree of covert For this … young bird that is Among … thy branches safe he lay …| [Chapter division but no motto: inserted by Scott in proof and completed in revise.]
15 (2.4) Shakespeare 166 A Midsummer Night’s Dream, 3.2.380-82 (as 14) (Puck) |… churchyards.| [Chapter division but no motto: inserted by Scott in revise.] Dawn in opening sentence. pf* 16 (2.5) 179 Anonymous [Chapter division but no motto: inserted by Scott in proof.] Holdenough caught up in untypical strong action and feeling: 184.2-6, 190, 191.24 zeal. pf 17 (2.6) [Scott] 193 Agamemnon [Chapter division but no motto: inserted by Scott in proof.] Immediate relevance: Lee’s return to Lodge. pf 18 (2.7) Shakespeare 203 Twelfth 3.3.9-11 (Antonio, to Sebastian) |… unhospitable.| Possibly Albert, but seems to apply more to ‘Louis’ in next chapter. r 19 (2.8) Crabbe 211 The Borough, 13.213-14 |… Ay, Jacob, yes! I …| Very local reference to 213.17. r 20 (2.9) Shakespeare 225 Richard II, 5.5.67-68 |Hail, prince … ten groats …| Albert and Charles: 226.39-42. r 21 (2.10) Wordsworth 234 ‘Song at the Feast of Brougham Castle’, 94-101 |Give Sir Lancelot … tree of covert … For this young bird that is … Among thy branches safe he lay …| [Chapter division but no motto: inserted by Scott in proof and completed in revise.] ‘Louis’ finding refuge with Lee. pf