[Motto but no title in ms.] 14 (2.1) Shakespeare Sets comic tone r Measure for The Consultation 123 for Meg’s Measure, [r] 2.1.121 and interview with 127 Bindloose. |… truths| 15 (2.2) Shakespeare Touchstone, a r King John, A Praiser of Past 132 1.1.189-90 traveller Times bringing a √ [r] (Bastard, wealth of information. solus) 16 (2.3) Goldsmith Clerical ideal r The The Clergyman 142 to introduce Deserted [r] Cargill. Village, √ to ‘Dryden, from Chaucer’) 17 (2.4) [Scott] (ascribed to Touchstone r The Acquaintance 153 Butler) and Cargill [r] complementary on the East. 18 (2.5) Cibber Mowbray and r The Fortune’s Frolics 162 Etherington Provoked [r] gambling. Husband, 2.73-76 |… occasional Chariots roll, only, upon the four Aces, are liable sometimes, you know, to have …| 19 (2.6) Shakespeare Etherington r Richard III, A Letter 177 4.2.44 writing to [pf] (Richard) reactivate |Hath he Jekyl. …| [Motto but no title in ms.] 20 (2.7) Shakespeare Introducing the Hamlet, pf Theatricals 181 2.2.600 theatricals. √ [pf] (Hamlet, [‘The fete’ in solus) main text; [Title |The changed at proof fete| but no stage] motto in ms.] 21 (2.8) Shakespeare The r Love’s Perplexities 196 question clouds Labour’s [pf] the scene. Lost,
[Motto but no title in ms.] 14 (2.1) The Consultation [r] Shakespeare 123 Measure for Measure, 2.1.121 and 127 |… truths| Sets comic tone for Meg’s interview with Bindloose. r 15 (2.2) A Praiser of Past Times [r] Shakespeare 132 King John, 1.1.189-90 √ (Bastard, solus) Touchstone, a traveller bringing a wealth of information. r 16 (2.3) The Clergyman [r] Goldsmith 142 The Deserted Village, √ to ‘Dryden, from Chaucer’) Clerical ideal to introduce Cargill. r 17 (2.4) The Acquaintance [r] [Scott] 153 (ascribed to Butler) Touchstone and Cargill complementary on the East. r 18 (2.5) Fortune’s Frolics [r] Cibber 162 The Provoked Husband, 2.73-76 |… occasional Chariots roll, only, upon the four Aces, are liable sometimes, you know, to have …| Mowbray and Etherington gambling. r 19 (2.6) A Letter [pf] Shakespeare 177 Richard III, 4.2.44 (Richard) |Hath he …| [Motto but no title in ms.] Etherington writing to reactivate Jekyl. r 20 (2.7) Theatricals [pf] [‘The fete’ in main text; changed at proof stage] Shakespeare 181 Hamlet, 2.2.600 √ (Hamlet, solus) [Title |The fete| but no motto in ms.] Introducing the theatricals. pf 21 (2.8) Perplexities [pf] Shakespeare 196 Love’s Labour’s Lost, The question clouds the scene. r
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