(King is impressed which starts the chapter by William’s off? Norman at the precise archery and end? In both, danger of signs him up) Ravenswood is the link. |… forbode, sayde shold … …| 04 Spenser Alice: probably r The Faerie Queene, 031 3.7.5 reinforced by ‘woman |Through the tops old’ at 31.02: see eewn note. …| 05 Shakespeare Straightforward Romeo Romeo and Juliet, pf 036 1.5.115-16 and Juliet motif. (Romeo) [Chapter division but no motto.] 06 Mackenzie 109-12 Main of chapter. r ‘Duncan’, 048 |For this did a’ thae …| 07 and Bucklaw challenges v Border ‘Graeme Berwick’, stanza 27 Edgar, Minstrelsy 054 (Fight challenge to close friend, billie, comrade) |"O hald thy tongue now, billie Berwick,/ But if … thou’rt a man … o’er the dyke, and fight wi’ me."| 08 Percy Heir of Refers to previous r ‘The 066 Part 2, stanzas 2 and chapter and end of this 4 one. (Phrases selected, and extensively recomposed) 09 Baillie (1) Opening scene. v Ethwald, 075 (Ethelbert) |… Shut up …| 10 Coleridge rime of the linking with r ‘The 087 Ancient Mariner’, excluded retainers. 162-66 |… throats me … call As they … were drinking all.| 11 Fletcher Straightforward. v Love’s Pilgrimage, 094 2.4.1-4 (Host, to Hostess) |Let ’em … pilchers, put ’em … of the ’em … 12 Chaucer Caleb. The Canterbury pf 100 III (D), (see eewn note) [Chapter division but no motto.] 13 Fletcher Witty match with end r* Wit without Money, 109 1.1.168-70 of chapter.
(King is impressed by William’s precise archery and signs him up) |… forbode, sayde … shold …| which starts the chapter off? Norman at the end? In both, danger of Ravenswood is the link. 04 Spenser 031 The Faerie Queene, 3.7.5 |Through the tops …| Alice: probably reinforced by ‘woman old’ at 31.02: see eewn note. r 05 Shakespeare 036 Romeo and Juliet, 1.5.115-16 (Romeo) [Chapter division but no motto.] Straightforward Romeo and Juliet motif. pf 06 Mackenzie 048 ‘Duncan’, 109-12 |For this did a’ thae …| Main of chapter. r 07 Border Minstrelsy 054 ‘Graeme and Berwick’, stanza 27 (Fight challenge to close friend, billie, comrade) |"O hald thy tongue now, billie Berwick,/ … But if thou’rt a man … o’er the dyke, and fight wi’ me."| Bucklaw challenges Edgar, v 08 Percy 066 ‘The Heir of Part 2, stanzas 2 and 4 (Phrases selected, and extensively recomposed) Refers to previous chapter and end of this one. r 09 Baillie 075 Ethwald, (1) (Ethelbert) |… Shut up …| Opening scene. v 10 Coleridge 087 ‘The rime of the Ancient Mariner’, 162-66 |… throats … me call … As they were drinking all.| linking with excluded retainers. r 11 Fletcher 094 Love’s Pilgrimage, 2.4.1-4 (Host, to Hostess) |Let ’em … pilchers, put ’em … of ’em … the Straightforward. v 12 Chaucer 100 The Canterbury III (D), (see eewn note) [Chapter division but no motto.] Caleb. pf 13 Fletcher 109 Wit without Money, 1.1.168-70 Witty match with end of chapter. r*
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