(situation in storm) |The wind sae cauld blew south and north,/ And blew into the floor:/ Quoth Gae out … hussy’f … skap And … it shou’d nae year … …| 06 Shakespeare Norna. r* The Tempest, 051 1.2.1-2 (Miranda, to Prospero) |… art, my dearest father, you have …| [Scott adds the ascription in proof.] 07 [Scott] Sea’s pf Old Play 060 [Chapter destructive division in power, ms but no preparing for motto. Motto rescue by inserted by Mordaunt. Scott in proof.] 08 Wordsworth 37-42 Mordaunt, as r ‘Ruth’, 075 observed by √ Swertha? 09 [Scott] Bryce. v* Old Play 083 [Motto on recto transferred to Ch. 10. Scott substitutes existing motto on verso.] 10 Johnson Ch. Norna. r* Rasselas, 089 41 |… possessed for five years the regulation of weather at … my call, have poured their …| [Motto transferred from Ch. 9.]
(situation in storm) |The wind sae cauld blew south and north,/ And blew into the floor:/ Quoth … Gae out … hussy’f skap … And it shou’d nae … year …| 06 Shakespeare 051 The Tempest, 1.2.1-2 (Miranda, to Prospero) |… art, my dearest father, you have …| [Scott adds the ascription in proof.] Norna. r* 07 [Scott] 060 Old Play [Chapter division in ms but no motto. Motto inserted by Scott in proof.] Sea’s destructive power, preparing for rescue by Mordaunt. pf 08 Wordsworth 075 ‘Ruth’, 37-42 √ Mordaunt, as observed by Swertha? r 09 [Scott] 083 Old Play [Motto on recto transferred to Ch. 10. Scott substitutes existing motto on verso.] Bryce. v* 10 Johnson 089 Rasselas, Ch. 41 |… possessed for five years the regulation of weather … at my call, have poured their …| [Motto transferred from Ch. 9.] Norna. r*
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