so true.| (1773) [Motto in ms but not in Ed1.] 11 Shakespeare Straightforward v Coriolanus, 095 5.3.187-89 example of √ (Coriolanus, to what happens Volumnia) to Hamish. [Motto inserted on verso.] The Two Drovers 12 Milton Early bonding. 0 ‘Lycidas’, 122 |Together both, ere We … drove a-field| [ms missing.] 13 Pope upon As story, with 0 ‘Duke 130 Duke’ different tone. |Was never such a loving Pair cast … how but … this,/ He deem’d it meet to fight him.| [ms missing.] 14 [Richardson] Somewhat 0 Probationary (2.1) 147 8.1-2 oblique link Odes, |… to record with the (2 lines submission of …| become 4, with manuscript for additional Fairservice’s rhyme) verdict. [ms missing.] The Surgeon’s Daughter 15 Johnson the Death Taken up 0 ‘On (2.2) 158 of Dr Robert immediately in Levet’, 13-24 text. |… delay petty gain … disdain’d …| (original in stanzas) [ms missing.] 16 None [Chapter 00 (2.3) 174 division but no in ms.] 17 Dick and Tom and Dick pf (2.4) 187 (title Dibdin) Adam. [Chapter division but no motto in ms.] 18 and Dick and Adam Border pf ‘Graeme (2.5) Berwick’, quarrel over Minstrelsy 191 stanza 27 Menie. |"O hald thy tongue, now,
so true.| (1773) [Motto in ms but not in Ed1.] 11 Shakespeare 095 Coriolanus, 5.3.187-89 √ (Coriolanus, to Volumnia) [Motto inserted on verso.] Straightforward example of what happens to Hamish. v The Two Drovers 12 Milton 122 ‘Lycidas’, |Together both, ere … We drove a-field| [ms missing.] Early bonding. 0 13 Pope 130 ‘Duke upon Duke’ |Was never such a loving Pair … cast how … but this,/ He deem’d it meet to fight him.| [ms missing.] As story, with different tone. 0 14 (2.1) [Richardson] 147 Probationary Odes, 8.1-2 |… to record …| (2 lines become 4, with additional rhyme) [ms missing.] Somewhat oblique link with the submission of manuscript for Fairservice’s verdict. 0 The Surgeon’s Daughter 15 (2.2) Johnson 158 ‘On the Death of Dr Robert Levet’, 13-24 |… delay … petty gain disdain’d …| (original in stanzas) [ms missing.] Taken up immediately in text. 0 16 (2.3) None 174 [Chapter division but no in ms.] 00 17 (2.4) 187 Tom and Dick (title Dibdin) [Chapter division but no motto in ms.] Dick and Adam. pf 18 (2.5) Border Minstrelsy 191 ‘Graeme and Berwick’, stanza 27 |"O hald thy tongue, now, Dick and Adam quarrel over Menie. pf
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