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|… cold… as the massy portals … stamping hoofs …| as in line 3, though not by in the chapter). In Leyden Mary [Scott], the Flower of Yarrow, looks out at latticed window for her returning lover’s plume and finds boy among a heap of the spoil brought back to the castle: he becomes her foster child. A Border theme, with overtones for reader who knows Leyden and the story. 04 032 ‘Valentine and Ursine’, 2.9-12 (The apparently base-born Valentine turns out to be the nephew of the King of France) |… youthful knight … Of base …| Taxing with low birth in quarrel the only point, relating to the opening episode. Taken up in Ch. 5 (45.27). r 05 [Scott] 043 Old Play Casting off favourite in extremis (sea storm image) [Chapter division in ms but no motto: motto inserted at proof stage.] Casting off favourite, but not really in extremis in chapter. pf 06 [Scott] 048 Old Play Servants in know: clear link with chapter. r 07 Ritson etc. 052 ‘Todlen Hame’ (as ‘Old Song’) |When I’ve a … I’ll get … But ay when Poverty removes credit: straight link with opening of chapter. pf
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