26 Cranstoun of Link with r ‘Song (4.13) 236 Genius’ as Edith’s |Ballad|, 1-8 remarks at (third stanza 245.19-21. possibly by Scott) |… For thoughts may past delights Their toils … are past … shall tread …| 27 Hughes Link with r The Siege of (4.14) 246 attack at Damascus, mock 2.1.76-78 250. (Artamon) |… Their Shouts … Appeal … Heav’n, as if demanding Conquest| [Squeezed in as afterthought.] 28 Gray Bard’, Straight; pf ‘The (4.15) 261 83-84 alternative to √ [Chapter Penrose for division in final conflict. ms but no motto: Scott inserts motto in proof.] Woodstock full proofs tp Chaucer Directs attention to r ‘General Prologue’, 72 Lee. |He was a verray, parfit gentil knight| 01 Butler Part Straight application v* Hudibras, 007 3, 2.291-94 to chapter, with √ satirical tone. 02 [Scott] Anon Lee and Alice. v* 017 Oak and tendril replacement for deleted motto [Substituted on verso for motto
26 (4.13) Cranstoun 236 ‘Song of Genius’ as |Ballad|, 1-8 (third stanza possibly by Scott) |… For thoughts may past delights … Their toils are past … shall tread …| Link with Edith’s remarks at 245.19-21. r 27 (4.14) Hughes 246 The Siege of Damascus, 2.1.76-78 (Artamon) |… Their Shouts … Appeal … Heav’n, as if demanding Conquest| [Squeezed in as afterthought.] Link with mock attack at 250. r 28 (4.15) Gray 261 ‘The Bard’, 83-84 √ [Chapter division in ms but no motto: Scott inserts motto in proof.] Straight; alternative to Penrose for final conflict. pf Woodstock full proofs tp Chaucer ‘General Prologue’, 72 |He was a verray, parfit gentil knight| Directs attention to Lee. r 01 Butler 007 Hudibras, Part 3, 2.291-94 √ Straight application to chapter, with satirical tone. v* 02 [Scott] 017 Anon Oak and tendril replacement for deleted motto [Substituted on verso for motto Lee and Alice. v*
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