03 Butler 2.3.685-90 Link with Guy’s * Hudibras, √ 013 (Spoken by Sidrophel, who playful turns out to be a bogus astrological astrologer) authorities at [Sent in another note (eewn, 17.16-21. 378).] 04 Coleridge (tr) Schiller, Straight r Wallenstein, 019 5.3.21-24 astrological √ (Seni the astrologer warns prediction. Wallenstein before death) Linked with preceding quotation. Refers to opening of chapter only: prediction of dangerous periods for Harry and Sophia. 05 Shakespeare 3.1.22-27 Although not r Richard II, 026 (Bolingbroke’s charge Richard against Bushy and Green for speaking, this misleading Richard) perhaps recalls |Whilst you my own his weak, … windows …| character. But the main point seems to be that Bertram is exaggerating small grudges to a Bolingbrokian scale: see 29.14. 06 Shakespeare 2.7.153-57 Dignity in r As You Like It, 30 (Jacques) Shakespeare |And then the justice| contrasted with Bertram’s illiberality. Also not a natural stage of life, but result of personal desire (of Glossin, and in a limited way of Bertram himself) and consequent political machination (31.33-32.16). 07 Fletcher 2.1.1-5 Beggars, with r The Beggar’s Bush, 035 |… You o’ the I suggestion of … speake to all/ That stand| energy being constrained by Bertram. 08 Leyden 4.9 (pp. Cf. the Indian r Scenes of Infancy, 040 123-24) parallels Couplet omitted after line 2, elsewhere. Link and two couplets after line 4 with released
03 Butler 013 Hudibras, 2.3.685-90 √ (Spoken by Sidrophel, who turns out to be a bogus astrologer) [Sent in another note (eewn, 378).] Link with Guy’s playful astrological authorities at 17.16-21. * 04 Coleridge 019 (tr) Schiller, Wallenstein, 5.3.21-24 √ (Seni the astrologer warns Wallenstein before death) Straight astrological prediction. Linked with preceding quotation. Refers to opening of chapter only: prediction of dangerous periods for Harry and Sophia. r 05 Shakespeare 026 Richard II, 3.1.22-27 (Bolingbroke’s charge against Bushy and Green for misleading Richard) |Whilst you … my own windows …| Although not Richard speaking, this perhaps recalls his weak, character. But the main point seems to be that Bertram is exaggerating small grudges to a Bolingbrokian scale: see 29.14. r 06 Shakespeare 30 As You Like It, 2.7.153-57 (Jacques) |And then the justice| Dignity in Shakespeare contrasted with Bertram’s illiberality. Also not a natural stage of life, but result of personal desire (of Glossin, and in a limited way of Bertram himself) and consequent political machination (31.33-32.16). r 07 Fletcher 035 The Beggar’s Bush, 2.1.1-5 |… You o’ the … I speake to all/ That stand| Beggars, with suggestion of energy being constrained by Bertram. r 08 Leyden 040 Scenes of Infancy, 4.9 (pp. 123-24) Couplet omitted after line 2, and two couplets after line 4 Cf. the Indian parallels elsewhere. Link with released r