36 anon Age and Relevance to pf ‘Crabbed (3.7) 284 Youth’ (ascribed to chapter unclear: ‘Shakespeare’) [Chapter division in ms as youth but no motto.] possible, but the contrast not emphasised in narrative. 37 [Scott] Ochiltree’s * Old Play (3.8) 291 [Motto on slip.] attitude. 38 [Scott] Close to Old Play pf (3.9) 298 [Chapter division in ms chapter. but no motto.] 39 Shakespeare 2.7.156 Presumably As You Like It, pf (3.10) 304 referring to √ (Jaques) Oldbuck’s [Chapter division in ms instruction of but no Hector. 40 [Scott] Elspeth’s Old Play pf (3.11) 310 [Chapter division in ms death. but no motto.] 41 Sir Arthur’s r* The Loves of the (3.12) 318 (title cf. Darwin) ruin. [First four lines at end of recto; last two lines and ascription on following verso with chapter text beginning at top of recto.] 42 [Scott] Sir Arthur. r Old Play (3.13) 327 43 [Scott] you say, flies Change of * ‘Fortune, (3.14) 334 from us’ fortune. [Motto on slip.] 44 [Scott] Hector v Old Play (3.15) 342 relinquishes Isabella. 45 Hogg Derwent’, Beacon. r ‘Lord (3.16) 348 |Red blazed The … warder’s horn, on muir …| The Black Dwarf no proofs tp Burns the Late 0 ‘On Captain Grose’s Peregrinations’, 1-6
36 (3.7) anon 284 ‘Crabbed Age and Youth’ (ascribed to ‘Shakespeare’) [Chapter division in ms but no motto.] Relevance to chapter unclear: as youth possible, but the contrast not emphasised in narrative. pf 37 (3.8) [Scott] 291 Old Play [Motto on slip.] Ochiltree’s attitude. * 38 (3.9) [Scott] 298 Old Play [Chapter division in ms but no motto.] Close to chapter. pf 39 (3.10) Shakespeare 304 As You Like It, 2.7.156 √ (Jaques) [Chapter division in ms but no Presumably referring to Oldbuck’s instruction of Hector. pf 40 (3.11) [Scott] 310 Old Play [Chapter division in ms but no motto.] Elspeth’s death. pf 41 (3.12) 318 The Loves of the (title cf. Darwin) [First four lines at end of recto; last two lines and ascription on following verso with chapter text beginning at top of recto.] Sir Arthur’s ruin. r* 42 (3.13) [Scott] 327 Old Play Sir Arthur. r 43 (3.14) [Scott] 334 ‘Fortune, you say, flies from us’ [Motto on slip.] Change of fortune. * 44 (3.15) [Scott] 342 Old Play Hector relinquishes Isabella. v 45 (3.16) Hogg 348 ‘Lord Derwent’, |Red blazed … The warder’s horn, on muir …| Beacon. r The Black Dwarf no proofs tp Burns ‘On the Late Captain Grose’s Peregrinations’, 1-6 0
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