17 [Scott] Tenor and r Shipwreck (2.5) 166 imagery as first paragraph of chapter. 18 Coleridge (tr) Schiller, Crucial pf (2.6) 182 astrological The moment: Alasco Piccolomini; and Leicester in or, the second section of Part of chapter. ‘Wallenstein, 179 |… already here …| [Chapter division but no motto.] 19 Shakespeare Lambourne. 2 Henry IV, pf (2.7) 195 5.3.94-99 (Pistol) |… joys,/ And golden times, and happy I … pray thee … like a man …| [Chapter division but no motto.] 20 Shakespeare Wayland. v The Winter’s (2.8) 202 Tale, (Clown, to Perdita) |… more in them …| 21 Shakespeare Leicester. r Macbeth, (2.9) 209 1.7.27-28 (Macbeth, solus) |… o’erleaps …. th’ other.| 22 Mickle Link with first r ‘Cumnor (2.10) 216 Hall’, 25-28, section of chapter: 13-16 (second Leicester’s use) neglect of Amy. |If that my beautye is … it well was priz’de … speede …| 23 Amy escaping. r Love’s (2.11) 229 Pilgrimage 24 Shakespeare Semi-jocular for Richard III, pf (2.12) 238 5.4.7-8 Wayland stealing |… for a Goldthread’s horse!/ horse. Cate. Withdraw, my lord; I’ll help …|
17 (2.5) [Scott] 166 Shipwreck Tenor and imagery as first paragraph of chapter. r 18 (2.6) Coleridge 182 (tr) Schiller, The Piccolomini; or, the Part of ‘Wallenstein, 179 |… already here …| [Chapter division but no motto.] Crucial astrological moment: Alasco and Leicester in second section of chapter. pf 19 (2.7) Shakespeare 195 2 Henry IV, 5.3.94-99 (Pistol) |… joys,/ And golden times, and happy … I pray thee … like a man …| [Chapter division but no motto.] Lambourne. pf 20 (2.8) Shakespeare 202 The Winter’s Tale, (Clown, to Perdita) |… more in them …| Wayland. v 21 (2.9) Shakespeare 209 Macbeth, 1.7.27-28 (Macbeth, solus) |… o’erleaps …. th’ other.| Leicester. r 22 (2.10) Mickle 216 ‘Cumnor Hall’, 25-28, 13-16 (second use) |If that my beautye is … it well was priz’de … speede …| Link with first section of chapter: Leicester’s neglect of Amy. r 23 (2.11) 229 Love’s Pilgrimage Amy escaping. r 24 (2.12) Shakespeare 238 Richard III, 5.4.7-8 |… for a horse!/ Cate. Withdraw, my lord; I’ll help …| Semi-jocular for Wayland stealing Goldthread’s horse. pf
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