01 Jonson Gosling 0 The New Inne, 001 1.1.20-24 √ (Host, to Ferret) [No surviving ms.] 02 Shakespeare Seems to be r The Merchant 011 taking up of Venice, 2.2.42 Lambourne in Ch. √ (Lancelot 1 (another ref at Gobbo, to 18.27). But blind father) compare the reference to the late Prance etc. at 12.30-36. 03 Taking up v The 018 from end of Ch. 2 and leading on to beginning of Ch. 3. 04 [Scott] Hypocrisy in Old Play pf 027 [Chapter society: Forster division but no explains how it motto.] works. 05 [Scott] Probably refers to r The 037 Forster, Varney, Deceiver—a and Leicester: see Tragedy esp. 45. 06 Mickle Evening at r ‘Cumnor 045 Hall’, 1-4 Cumnor. √ (modernised) 07 [Scott] Riding on r Old Play 056 probably centring on Varney and Leicester. 08 Shakespeare Gosling. 0 The Merry 076 Wives of 4.6.6 Windsor, |… at the …| [No surviving ms.] 09 Gay Wayland v Trivia, 085 (anticipates √ slightly). Next motto essentially repeats. 10 Spenser Wayland. r The Faerie 094 Queene, 4.5.34.1-5 |… in prison long bene pent.| 11 Chaucer Straightforward r The 102 for alchemy. Canterbury VIII (G): ‘Canon Yeoman’s
01 Jonson 001 The New Inne, 1.1.20-24 √ (Host, to Ferret) [No surviving ms.] Gosling 0 02 Shakespeare 011 The Merchant of Venice, 2.2.42 √ (Lancelot Gobbo, to blind father) Seems to be taking up Lambourne in Ch. 1 (another ref at 18.27). But compare the reference to the late Prance etc. at 12.30-36. r 03 018 The Taking up from end of Ch. 2 and leading on to beginning of Ch. 3. v 04 [Scott] 027 Old Play [Chapter division but no motto.] Hypocrisy in society: Forster explains how it works. pf 05 [Scott] 037 The Deceiver—a Tragedy Probably refers to Forster, Varney, and Leicester: see esp. 45. r 06 Mickle 045 ‘Cumnor Hall’, 1-4 √ (modernised) Evening at Cumnor. r 07 [Scott] 056 Old Play Riding on probably centring on Varney and Leicester. r 08 Shakespeare 076 The Merry Wives of Windsor, 4.6.6 |… at the …| [No surviving ms.] Gosling. 0 09 Gay 085 Trivia, √ Wayland (anticipates slightly). Next motto essentially repeats. v 10 Spenser 094 The Faerie Queene, 4.5.34.1-5 |… in prison long bene pent.| Wayland. r 11 Chaucer 102 The Canterbury VIII (G): ‘Canon Yeoman’s Straightforward for alchemy. r
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