‘Necessity’ motto in proof.] 27 [Scott] Probably to be * The Chieftain (3.4) 278 (again) linked with Chaubert’s view originally in of Peveril at recto text for 282.37-38. Ch. 25, but there Scott endorses it |These for Chapter <IV> IV.| and here instructs |motto from last chapter.|.] 28 Dryden Buckingham. r* Absalom and (3.5) 290 See A. D. Achitophel, 545-52 Cousins and |… starts, and Daniella E. nothing long:/ Singer, ‘Scott’s But ten "Character" of … thousand Buckingham in …| [Couplet Peveril of the inserted on XXVIII: Peak, verso into Dialogism, recto motto Speech/Writing, |Stiff in and Law’, opinions … Neophologus, nothing long|.] 81 (1997), 649: last, rather ‘the than the initial, half of Dryden’s portrait of the Duke is even more congruent with that fashioned by Scott’. 29 Shakespeare Christian r The Merchant (3.6) 300 biblical of Venice, 1.3.92-93 references to (Antonio, to sway Bassanio) Bridgenorth. |… cite Scripture …| 30 Wolcot Charles. r ‘Instructions (3.7) 310 to a Celebrated Laureate’, 32-33 |… king/ Indeed was never … thing—/ He merited few honours from
‘Necessity’ motto in proof.] 27 (3.4) [Scott] 278 The Chieftain (again) originally in recto text for Ch. 25, but there Scott endorses it |These for Chapter <IV> IV.| and here instructs |motto from last chapter.|.] Probably to be linked with Chaubert’s view of Peveril at 282.37-38. * 28 (3.5) Dryden 290 Absalom and Achitophel, 545-52 |… starts, and nothing long:/ But … ten thousand …| [Couplet inserted on verso into recto motto |Stiff in opinions … nothing long|.] Buckingham. See A. D. Cousins and Daniella E. Singer, ‘Scott’s "Character" of Buckingham in Peveril of the Peak, XXVIII: Dialogism, Speech/Writing, and Law’, Neophologus, 81 (1997), 649: ‘the last, rather than the initial, half of Dryden’s portrait of the Duke is even more congruent with that fashioned by Scott’. r* 29 (3.6) Shakespeare 300 The Merchant of Venice, 1.3.92-93 (Antonio, to Bassanio) |… cite Scripture …| Christian biblical references to sway Bridgenorth. r 30 (3.7) Wolcot 310 ‘Instructions to a Celebrated Laureate’, 32-33 |… king/ Indeed was never … thing—/ He merited few honours from Charles. r
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