no proofs tp [Scott] [Not in ms.] Fictitious 0 antiquary, childish, pleased with toys. 01 Straightforward r Chrononhotonthologos, 005 2.4 link with (parody of Richard III: general Bombardino, mad, after killing king Chron) |… that calls it …| 02 Jonson part The New Inn, pf 012 23, 27-29 perhaps (Host, to Lovet) relevant to [Chapter division in ms 12.40. The first but no motto.] omitted line is clarified ‘Or whey, instead of Claret’: odd, since relevant to 17.2. 03 Burns the Late Captain Standard r ‘On 018 Peregrinations’, antiquarian. 31-36 |… has Wad haud … the Lothians … towmont Before the … 04 Ramsay Gaberlunzie Ochiltree. r ‘The 026 Man’, 1-4 |… o’er many … … and days to me,/ Saying, Goodwife … will you …| 05 Shakespeare Seems to refer The Merchant of pf 034 2.2.44 to Ch. 6 or Ch. Venice, √ (waters are tears, as 7 (raising Lancelot makes waters), himself known to his Possibly the father) fraying tempers [Substituted at proof of the two men, stage for ms recto but unlikely. motto |Mrs. Quickly By my troth this is the old fashion: you two never meet but you fall to some discord: You are both in good troth as rheumatic as two dry toasts; you cannot bear with anothers conformities. Second part of King Henry IV.| 06 Cartwright For antiquarian r The Ordinary, 042 tussle.
no proofs tp [Scott] [Not in ms.] Fictitious antiquary, childish, pleased with toys. 0 01 005 Chrononhotonthologos, 2.4 (parody of Richard III: general Bombardino, mad, after killing king Chron) |… that calls it …| Straightforward link with r 02 Jonson 012 The New Inn, 23, 27-29 (Host, to Lovet) [Chapter division in ms but no motto.] part perhaps relevant to 12.40. The first omitted line is ‘Or clarified whey, instead of Claret’: odd, since relevant to 17.2. pf 03 Burns 018 ‘On the Late Captain Peregrinations’, 31-36 |… has … Wad haud the Lothians … towmont … Before the Standard antiquarian. r 04 Ramsay 026 ‘The Gaberlunzie Man’, 1-4 |… o’er … many … and days to me,/ Saying, Goodwife … will you …| Ochiltree. r 05 Shakespeare 034 The Merchant of Venice, 2.2.44 √ (waters are tears, as Lancelot makes himself known to his father) [Substituted at proof stage for ms recto motto |Mrs. Quickly By my troth this is the old fashion: you two never meet but you fall to some discord: You are both in good troth as rheumatic as two dry toasts; you cannot bear with anothers conformities. Second part of King Henry IV.| Seems to refer to Ch. 6 or Ch. 7 (raising waters), Possibly the fraying tempers of the two men, but unlikely. pf 06 Cartwright 042 The Ordinary, For antiquarian tussle. r
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