Gryphon/ Tameless and sleepless proof to wile or proof/ And guard this hidden treasure—/ The Spanish Father.|.] 34 Mary obliquely r* The Spanish (3.8) 322 (again) linked with Father [Originally daughter used for Ch. father is on 33.] guard against her abduction. 35 [Scott] Ambrose in The Spanish pf (3.9) 332 (third disguise. Father use) [Chapter division in ms but no motto: motto inserted at proof stage.] 36 Douglas The escaping r Border ‘The (3.10) Tragedy’ ride at the Minstrelsy 343 stanza 3 beginning of (adapted: see chapter. eewn note) |He’s mounted her on a steed,/ And himself on a dapple grey,/ With a bugelet horn hung down by his side,/ And lightly they rode away.| 37 [Scott] General 0 The Spanish (3.11) 354 (fourth application to Father use) Crookstone. [No surviving ms or proofs.] 38 Standard for 0 Childe (3.12) 367 leaving Harold’s country. Pilgrimage, 1.125, 197 √ [No surviving ms or proofs.] Kenilworth no proofs tp Sheridan 0 The Critic, 2.1.20 √ (Sneer) [No ms.]
Gryphon/ Tameless and sleepless proof to wile or proof/ And guard this hidden treasure—/ The Spanish Father.|.] 34 (3.8) 322 The Spanish Father (again) [Originally used for Ch. 33.] Mary obliquely linked with daughter father is on guard against her abduction. r* 35 (3.9) [Scott] 332 The Spanish Father (third use) [Chapter division in ms but no motto: motto inserted at proof stage.] Ambrose in disguise. pf 36 (3.10) Border Minstrelsy 343 ‘The Douglas Tragedy’ stanza 3 (adapted: see eewn note) |He’s mounted her on a steed,/ And himself on a dapple grey,/ With a bugelet horn hung down by his side,/ And lightly they rode away.| The escaping ride at the beginning of chapter. r 37 (3.11) [Scott] 354 The Spanish Father (fourth use) [No surviving ms or proofs.] General application to Crookstone. 0 38 (3.12) 367 Childe Harold’s Pilgrimage, 1.125, 197 √ [No surviving ms or proofs.] Standard for leaving country. 0 Kenilworth no proofs tp Sheridan The Critic, 2.1.20 √ (Sneer) [No ms.] 0
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