22 Shakespeare Resonant parallel to pf Richard II, (2.11) 248 5.3.6-7, 10-12 Charles: 252.19-28. (second use) (Bolingbroke, of Hal) |… he …| [Chapter division but no inserted by Scott in proof.] 23 [Scott] Direct application to pp* Old Play (2.12) 256 [Chapter Charles. division in ms with caret: motto probably on verso of missing leaf. Present in proof print.] 24 Shakespeare Lee stopping pf Richard II, (3.1) 269 1.3.118 (third between Everard and use) [Charles] irony. (Lord Marshal) |Stay, the King …| [Volume division but no motto: inserted by Scott in proof.] 25 Shakespeare Setting scene for r Macbeth, (3.2) 282 4.3.66-69 Charles’s lack of (Macduff, to self-control, and Malcolm) implications for his |… Th’ kingship. untimely emptying of the happy throne …| 26 Shakespeare Charles equivocates v* Much Ado (3.3) 291 on Everard’s about Nothing, 5.1.141-42 challenge, giving √ [Motto inserted Wildrake reason. as part of chapter break introduced on verso.] 27 Home Duel at King’s Oak. pf Douglas, (3.4) 302 5.1.1-2 √ (Douglas, solus) [Chapter division but no motto: inserted by Scott in proof.] 28 Shakespeare situation, rather * The Two (3.5) 318 than relationship Gentlemen of
22 (2.11) Shakespeare 248 Richard II, 5.3.6-7, 10-12 (second use) (Bolingbroke, of Hal) |… he …| [Chapter division but no inserted by Scott in proof.] Resonant parallel to Charles: 252.19-28. pf 23 (2.12) [Scott] 256 Old Play [Chapter division in ms with caret: motto probably on verso of missing leaf. Present in proof print.] Direct application to Charles. pp* 24 (3.1) Shakespeare 269 Richard II, 1.3.118 (third use) (Lord Marshal) |Stay, the King …| [Volume division but no motto: inserted by Scott in proof.] Lee stopping between Everard and [Charles] irony. pf 25 (3.2) Shakespeare 282 Macbeth, 4.3.66-69 (Macduff, to Malcolm) |… Th’ untimely emptying of the happy throne …| Setting scene for Charles’s lack of self-control, and implications for his kingship. r 26 (3.3) Shakespeare 291 Much Ado about Nothing, 5.1.141-42 √ [Motto inserted as part of chapter break introduced on verso.] Charles equivocates on Everard’s challenge, giving Wildrake reason. v* 27 (3.4) Home 302 Douglas, 5.1.1-2 √ (Douglas, solus) [Chapter division but no motto: inserted by Scott in proof.] Duel at King’s Oak. pf 28 (3.5) Shakespeare 318 The Two Gentlemen of situation, rather than relationship *
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