21 Massinger For opening v A New Way to Pay (2.07) 162 paragraphs. Old Debts, (see eewn note) 22 Pope upon Duke’, Straightforward. ‘Duke pf (2.08) 173 115-16 |At length he spy’d brown … …| [Chapter division but no 23 [Scott] Waller Edgar at beginning of r (2.09) 186 chapter. 24 Shakespeare 5.1.65-70 Sexton. v Hamlet, (2.10) 194 |… business, that ’a sings in …| 25 [Scott] Hendersoun Tangential to opening v (2.11) 201 scene only. 26 Campbell Burning of Wolfshope. v ‘Lochiel’s (2.12) 211 Warning’, 31-34 |… the far thine … eyrie …| 27 [Scott] Turn of fortunes. 0 Old Play (2.13) 219 [No surviving ms.] 28 Shakespeare Bucklaw’s insensitivity 0 Richard III, (3.01) 225 1.2.227-29 in wooing. √ (Gloucester, solus) [No surviving ms.] 29 Shakespeare Bucklaw. Key link 0 The Comedy of (3.02) 228 5.1.62-66 231.10 me no Errors, ‘urge (Adriana) farther’, but probably |… he he spills over into Chapter … … glanced it| 30. No detailed parallel. [No surviving ms.] 30 Shakespeare Lucy. 0 The Comedy of (3.03) 233 5.1.78-82 Errors, (again) √ (Abbess) [No surviving ms.] 31 Spenser Gourlay. 0 The Faerie Queene, (3.04) 238 3.7.6 √ [No surviving ms.] 32 Crabbe Straightforward. Pp* The Parish (3.05) 244 2.284-89 Register, |… yet stout …| [No surviving ms: motto present in proof print and apparently in Laidlaw’s taking from dictation. Ballantyne |We cannot make out this; and the whole extract is nearly illegible. When not aided by the context, we can do nothing with Mr. Laidlaw’s hand. We
21 (2.07) Massinger 162 A New Way to Pay Old Debts, (see eewn note) For opening paragraphs. v 22 (2.08) Pope 173 ‘Duke upon Duke’, 115-16 |At length he spy’d … brown …| [Chapter division but no Straightforward. pf 23 (2.09) [Scott] 186 Waller Edgar at beginning of chapter. r 24 (2.10) Shakespeare 194 Hamlet, 5.1.65-70 |… business, that ’a sings in …| Sexton. v 25 (2.11) [Scott] 201 Hendersoun Tangential to opening scene only. v 26 (2.12) Campbell 211 ‘Lochiel’s Warning’, 31-34 |… the far … thine eyrie …| Burning of Wolfshope. v 27 (2.13) [Scott] 219 Old Play [No surviving ms.] Turn of fortunes. 0 28 (3.01) Shakespeare 225 Richard III, 1.2.227-29 √ (Gloucester, solus) [No surviving ms.] Bucklaw’s insensitivity in wooing. 0 29 (3.02) Shakespeare 228 The Comedy of Errors, 5.1.62-66 (Adriana) |… he … he … glanced it| [No surviving ms.] Bucklaw. Key link 231.10 ‘urge me no farther’, but probably spills over into Chapter 30. No detailed parallel. 0 30 (3.03) Shakespeare 233 The Comedy of Errors, 5.1.78-82 (again) √ (Abbess) [No surviving ms.] Lucy. 0 31 (3.04) Spenser 238 The Faerie Queene, 3.7.6 √ [No surviving ms.] Gourlay. 0 32 (3.05) Crabbe 244 The Parish Register, 2.284-89 |… yet stout …| [No surviving ms: motto present in proof print and apparently in Laidlaw’s taking from dictation. Ballantyne |We cannot make out this; and the whole extract is nearly illegible. When not aided by the context, we can do nothing with Mr. Laidlaw’s hand. We Straightforward. Pp*
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