not in essay mode here. 16 Gay Comic tone r The Beggar’s Opera, 087 5-6 contrasts with |… And when Mannering’s …| ‘incredible pain’ (88.37) in relating story. 17 [Scott] Unattributed Introduces r 091 In Magnum 3.169 |Pope, epistolary chapter. imitated.| Probably the first created motto 18 Shakespeare Taking up r Much Ado about Nothing, 095 4.1.306 reference at |… out at a 89.24. …| 19 Warton on the Approach of Woodbourne. r ‘Ode 102 Summer’, 295-300 √ (Cicero’s villa at Tusculum) 20 Boswell Sampson. The Life of Samuel Johnson, pf 106 3 April 1776 |… robust genius …| [Chapter division and large space, but no motto.] 21 Crabbe 5 (‘The Patron’), Love’s power in r 110 89 general: √ (Poet pursues patron’s probably no daughter, but she strings detailed him application to Brown’s pursuit of Julia. 22 Shakespeare Dinmont. Also r The Winter’s Tale, (2.1) 117 (second use) raises (Autolycus) possibilities for |… merrily hent sad Brown’s …Your character later: …| Nicola J. Watson in Scott, Dickens, Eliot, Hardy: Great Shakespeareans, ed. Poole (2011), 25-26. 23 Shakespeare The fight. r The Winter’s Tale, (2.2) 123 28 (third use) √ (Autolycus) 24 Armstrong Straightforward r The Art of Preserving (2.3) 128 3.77-79, 81 on the area: Health, Line omitted: |Thro’ meads Liddell. more flow’ry, or more romantic groves,| 25 Thomson Straightforward. r The Seasons, ‘Autumn’, (2.4) 132 470-74 √ 26 Armstrong’, stanza Straightforward: Border ‘Johnie pf (2.5) 3 (anglicised) referred to at Minstrelsy √ 136 [Chapter division and 138.3. space, but no motto.]
not in essay mode here. 16 Gay 087 The Beggar’s Opera, 5-6 |… And when …| Comic tone contrasts with Mannering’s ‘incredible pain’ (88.37) in relating story. r 17 [Scott] 091 Unattributed In Magnum 3.169 |Pope, imitated.| Introduces epistolary chapter. Probably the first created motto r 18 Shakespeare 095 Much Ado about Nothing, 4.1.306 |… out at a …| Taking up reference at 89.24. r 19 Warton 102 ‘Ode on the Approach of Summer’, 295-300 √ (Cicero’s villa at Tusculum) Woodbourne. r 20 Boswell 106 The Life of Samuel Johnson, 3 April 1776 |… robust genius …| [Chapter division and large space, but no motto.] Sampson. pf 21 Crabbe 110 5 (‘The Patron’), √ (Poet pursues patron’s daughter, but she strings him Love’s power in general: probably no detailed application to Brown’s pursuit of Julia. r 22 (2.1) Shakespeare 117 The Winter’s Tale, (second use) (Autolycus) |… merrily hent …Your sad …| Dinmont. Also raises possibilities for Brown’s character later: Nicola J. Watson in Scott, Dickens, Eliot, Hardy: Great Shakespeareans, ed. Poole (2011), 25-26. r 23 (2.2) Shakespeare 123 The Winter’s Tale, (third use) √ (Autolycus) The fight. r 24 (2.3) Armstrong 128 The Art of Preserving Health, 3.77-79, 81 Line omitted: |Thro’ meads more flow’ry, or more romantic groves,| Straightforward on the area: Liddell. r 25 (2.4) Thomson 132 The Seasons, ‘Autumn’, 470-74 √ Straightforward. r 26 (2.5) Border Minstrelsy 136 ‘Johnie Armstrong’, stanza 3 √ (anglicised) [Chapter division and space, but no motto.] Straightforward: referred to at 138.3. pf 28 89
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