Motto from As You inserted on recto Like It and deleted for use in Ch. 13. Brome substituted, also on verso.] 13 Shakespeare Isabella’s r As You Like It, 095 attitude: a (Phebe, to Silvius) reasonable |… love;/ But since that parallel but not thou canst talk of love a profound one, so well,/ Thy company and editing I will endure; and needed to … I’ll employ thee too./ produce wit of But do not look for exact match. further recompense/ Than thine own gladness that thou art employ’d.| [Transferred from Ch. 12.] 14 Shakespeare Dream motif Romeo and Juliet, pf 103 5.1.1-5 continued, linking with the solus) |… truth of sleep conversation …| [Chapter division in ms on this page but no motto.] and the next. 15 [Scott] Straightforward r* Ancient Indorsation of 109 Letters of Importance [Ascription added at proof stage.] 16 Shakespeare 2.2.16-19 Lovel as Hal, r* 1 Henry IV, (2.1) 119 (Falstaff, of Hal) Oldbuck as |… have not Falstaff. See …| [Ascription added at eewn 379. proof stage.] Reinforced with direct allusion at 120.09. 17 Crabbe For the abbey. The Borough, pf (2.2) 127 140-43 (Modern RCs lamenting passing of an idealised monastic life) |On seats …| [Chapter division in ms but no motto.] 18 Milton Waldeck story: v Paradise Lost, (2.3) 136 fiend is |… or moory daemon, but …| parallel is rather dubious. 19 Middleton The A Fair Quarrel, pf (2.4) + Rowley 1.1.151-55 Hector spat: 146 (Russell, referring to nephew a link. his nephew Ager and Colonel) |… and this brave Colonell …|
Motto from As You Like It inserted on recto and deleted for use in Ch. 13. Brome substituted, also on verso.] 13 Shakespeare 095 As You Like It, (Phebe, to Silvius) |… love;/ But since that thou canst talk of love so well,/ Thy company … I will endure; and I’ll employ thee too./ But do not look for further recompense/ Than thine own gladness that thou art employ’d.| [Transferred from Ch. 12.] Isabella’s attitude: a reasonable parallel but not a profound one, and editing needed to produce wit of exact match. r 14 Shakespeare 103 Romeo and Juliet, 5.1.1-5 solus) |… truth of sleep …| [Chapter division in ms but no motto.] Dream motif continued, linking with the conversation on this page and the next. pf 15 [Scott] 109 Ancient Indorsation of Letters of Importance [Ascription added at proof stage.] Straightforward r* 16 (2.1) Shakespeare 119 1 Henry IV, 2.2.16-19 (Falstaff, of Hal) |… have not …| [Ascription added at proof stage.] Lovel as Hal, Oldbuck as Falstaff. See eewn 379. Reinforced with direct allusion at 120.09. r* 17 (2.2) Crabbe 127 The Borough, 140-43 (Modern RCs lamenting passing of an idealised monastic life) |On seats …| [Chapter division in ms but no motto.] For the abbey. pf 18 (2.3) Milton 136 Paradise Lost, |… or moory …| Waldeck story: fiend is daemon, but parallel is rather dubious. v 19 (2.4) Middleton + Rowley 146 A Fair Quarrel, 1.1.151-55 (Russell, referring to his nephew Ager and Colonel) |… and this brave Colonell …| The spat: nephew a link. pf Hector
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