25 [Scott] Links with opening of r Old Play (3.1) 273 chapter: a sort of epitaph on Trapbois. 26 [Scott] Literal river trip for v The Double (3.2) 283 (cf. Martha in first section Bridal Double Kings of chapter. for Ch. 13) 27 [Scott] Nigel wishes to face r The Tribunal (3.3) 292 justice (293, 302), but the motto seems to have a different twist. 28 Gray The Tower. r The Bard, (3.4) 311 |… murther …| 29 [Scott] Refers to r Old Play (3.5) 321 sympathetic treatment of disguised Margaret, contrasted with Heriot’s severity. 30 Shenstone Ironic application to v (3.6) 335 Dawson’, |But though, dear youth, thou shouldst be dragg’d/ To yonder ignominious tree;,/ Thou shalt not want a faithful friend/ To share thy bitter fate with thee.| (Reliques) |But tho’ he should be dragg’d in scorn/ To yonder ignominious tree/ He shall not want one constant friend/ To share the cruel fates’ decree.| (1773) 31 [Scott] Rather oblique pf* Old Play (3.7) 345 [Chapter application to Richie division but no returning to Nigel’s in ms. service at beginning Scott supplies of chapter. on paper apart in proofs to replace Gordon’s suggested motto in proof
25 (3.1) [Scott] 273 Old Play Links with opening of chapter: a sort of epitaph on Trapbois. r 26 (3.2) [Scott] 283 The Double Bridal (cf. Double Kings for Ch. 13) Literal river trip for Martha in first section of chapter. v 27 (3.3) [Scott] 292 The Tribunal Nigel wishes to face justice (293, 302), but the motto seems to have a different twist. r 28 (3.4) Gray 311 The Bard, |… murther …| The Tower. r 29 (3.5) [Scott] 321 Old Play Refers to sympathetic treatment of disguised Margaret, contrasted with Heriot’s severity. r 30 (3.6) Shenstone 335 Dawson’, |But though, dear youth, thou shouldst be dragg’d/ To yonder ignominious tree;,/ Thou shalt not want a faithful friend/ To share thy bitter fate with thee.| (Reliques) |But tho’ he should be dragg’d in scorn/ To yonder ignominious tree/ He shall not want one constant friend/ To share the cruel fates’ decree.| (1773) Ironic application to v 31 (3.7) [Scott] 345 Old Play [Chapter division but no in ms. Scott supplies on paper apart in proofs to replace Gordon’s suggested motto in proof Rather oblique application to Richie returning to Nigel’s service at beginning of chapter. pf*
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