08 Butler Classic example Hudibras, pf 061 3.3.675-78 relating to |… can wish. Morris. …| [Chapter division in ms but no motto.] 09 Middleton Presumably The Widow, pf 070 3.1 refers to (Ansaldo, to ‘Campbell’. Francisco) |… offer’t.| [Chapter division in ms but no motto.] 10 [Scott] Anonymous Die and library v 081 11 [Scott] Dreary Sunday v Old Scotch 091 at opening of Ballad chapter. 12 Shakespeare Frank also v Othello, 098 2.3.270-72 misbehaving √ when drunk. 13 [Scott] Anonymous Rashleigh’s pf 105 [Chapter villainy. division but no 14 [Scott] Figure in Old Ballad pf (2.01) 115 [Volume and library. chapter division but no motto.] 15 Milton Figure in Paradise pf (2.02) 125 2.681 library. Echo of Lost, √ (Satan, to Rashleigh/Satan Death) at 102.39-40. [Chapter division but no motto.] 16 Defoe for hint of v Robinson (2.03) 130 112 visitor to Die, Crusoe, |It happen’d bringing in one Day Crusoe’s about noon paranoia. going towards my Boat, I was exceedingly surpriz’d with the Print of a Man’s naked Foot on the Shore, which was very plain to be seen in the Sand|
08 Butler 061 Hudibras, 3.3.675-78 |… can wish. …| [Chapter division in ms but no motto.] Classic example relating to Morris. pf 09 Middleton 070 The Widow, 3.1 (Ansaldo, to Francisco) |… offer’t.| [Chapter division in ms but no motto.] Presumably refers to ‘Campbell’. pf 10 [Scott] 081 Anonymous Die and library v 11 [Scott] 091 Old Scotch Ballad Dreary Sunday at opening of chapter. v 12 Shakespeare 098 Othello, 2.3.270-72 √ Frank also misbehaving when drunk. v 13 [Scott] 105 Anonymous [Chapter division but no Rashleigh’s villainy. pf 14 (2.01) [Scott] 115 Old Ballad [Volume and chapter division but no motto.] Figure in library. pf 15 (2.02) Milton 125 Paradise Lost, 2.681 √ (Satan, to Death) [Chapter division but no motto.] Figure in library. Echo of Rashleigh/Satan at 102.39-40. pf 16 (2.03) Defoe 130 Robinson Crusoe, 112 |It happen’d one Day about noon going towards my Boat, I was exceedingly surpriz’d with the Print of a Man’s naked Foot on the Shore, which was very plain to be seen in the Sand| for hint of visitor to Die, bringing in Crusoe’s paranoia. v
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