[Scott inserts (Henry to referring to with motto in Governor of the sack of proof.] Harfleur) Schonwaldt. [The motto of Volume 2, Chapter 11 from 2 Henry inserted VI, on verso, was ordered to be transferred to Chapter 12, and in proof Scott provided the Henry V motto for the earlier chapter.] 22 (2.12) Shakespeare The r* 2 Henry VI, The Revellers 236 4.3.1-5 slaughter, √ * [|Take the reinforcing [No chapter title prefixd animal in ms: not to the last imagery. supplied in main chap.|.] Grim proofs.] contrast with the chapter title. 23 (2.13) Shakespeare A general * Julius The Flight 247 staement of Caesar, [r] 2.1.324-26, trusting a 331-33 leader, √ (Ligaris presumably shakes off applied to sickness to Isabelle follow following Brutus.) Quentin, but [Chapter with little division and resonance. title but no motto: no motto in main proofs.] 24 (3.1) [Scott] Prompted by pf Anonymous The Surrender 261 [No in Isabelle’s [Scott inserts ms. Scott plea to with motto in inserts in Crevecoeur proof.] proof.] 262, going beyond it. 25 (3.2) [Scott] Presumably r Old Play The Unbidden 270 refers to Louis going [r] to Peronne: people think he is crazy 276f. 26 (3.3) [Scott] Goes pf Old Play The Interview 278 [Chapter beyond the division, but Peronne
[Scott inserts with motto in proof.] (Henry to Governor of Harfleur) [The motto of Volume 2, Chapter 11 from 2 Henry VI, inserted on verso, was ordered to be transferred to Chapter 12, and in proof Scott provided the Henry V motto for the earlier chapter.] referring to the sack of Schonwaldt. 22 (2.12) The Revellers * [No chapter title in ms: not supplied in main proofs.] Shakespeare 236 2 Henry VI, 4.3.1-5 √ [|Take the prefixd to the last chap.|.] The slaughter, reinforcing animal imagery. Grim contrast with the chapter title. r* 23 (2.13) The Flight [r] Shakespeare 247 Julius Caesar, 2.1.324-26, 331-33 √ (Ligaris shakes off sickness to follow Brutus.) [Chapter division and title but no motto: no motto in main proofs.] A general staement of trusting a leader, presumably applied to Isabelle following Quentin, but with little resonance. * 24 (3.1) The Surrender [Scott inserts with motto in proof.] [Scott] 261 Anonymous [No in ms. Scott inserts in proof.] Prompted by Isabelle’s plea to Crevecoeur 262, going beyond it. pf 25 (3.2) The Unbidden [r] [Scott] 270 Old Play Presumably refers to Louis going to Peronne: people think he is crazy 276f. r 26 (3.3) The Interview [Scott] 278 Old Play [Chapter division, but Goes beyond the Peronne pf
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