his to Woodbourne’s more polite environment. 50 Sheridan 3.1.71-72, 76-79 Artifice of The Critic, pf (3.11) 303 |… Are all your near revelations: tone more in tune …| [Chapter division but no with Ch. 51. motto.] 51 Shakespeare Bertram name r All’s Well that Ends Well, (3.12) 312 1.1.76-79 the link with (Helena, lamenting Sampson, also Bertram’s departure to royal Julia. Court) |… in’t …| 52 Shakespeare 2.4.496-99 Surface parallel r* 1 Henry IV, (3.13) 318 (Hal, to Sheriff) with bail. |… my word to thee …| [Squeezed in in ms in place of Gawaine transferred to Ch. 53.] 53 Percy Marriage of Sir [Link with Lucy r ‘The (3.14) 324 Gawaine’, 101-08 (largely and Julia’s modernised) abhorrence of |This ladie| Meg on 326. [Transferred from Ch. 53.] 54 Shakespeare 5.6.57-58 Straightforward: 3 Henry VI, pf (3.15) 331 (Gloucester, to King Meg’s prophecy |… amongst and fatalism. …| [Chapter division but no motto.] 55 Crabbe Hall of Justice’, Attempt to get v ‘The (3.16) 335 Meg to confess √ (Magistrate encouraging to minister. female vagrant: he advises her to repent in Part 2) 56 Baillie 5.3.192-95 Hatteraick, and r* Count Basil, √ (3.17) 342 (Rosinberg contrasting perhaps also wicked Duke of Mantua Glossin: with fall of a noble man) concluding |Deleted before motto: |But business of the lives the ?illan by whom play. such deed were done/ Yes many such| 57 Shakespeare Glossin and r Measure for Measure, (3.18) 348 4.3.60-61 Hatteraick, but (Duke, of Barnardine) not close. |… gravel heart bring … him …| 58 Pope Life of a Country The conclusion. r ‘The (3.19) 352 Parson’ (ascribed to ‘Dean Swift’) √ (ending of sermon) The Antiquary
his to Woodbourne’s more polite environment. 50 (3.11) Sheridan 303 The Critic, 3.1.71-72, 76-79 |… Are all your near …| [Chapter division but no motto.] Artifice of revelations: tone more in tune with Ch. 51. pf 51 (3.12) Shakespeare 312 All’s Well that Ends Well, 1.1.76-79 (Helena, lamenting Bertram’s departure to royal Court) |… in’t …| Bertram name the link with Sampson, also Julia. r 52 (3.13) Shakespeare 318 1 Henry IV, 2.4.496-99 (Hal, to Sheriff) |… my word to thee …| [Squeezed in in ms in place of Gawaine transferred to Ch. 53.] Surface parallel with bail. r* 53 (3.14) Percy 324 ‘The Marriage of Sir Gawaine’, 101-08 (largely modernised) |This ladie| [Transferred from Ch. 53.] [Link with Lucy and Julia’s abhorrence of Meg on 326. r 54 (3.15) Shakespeare 331 3 Henry VI, 5.6.57-58 (Gloucester, to King |… amongst …| [Chapter division but no motto.] Straightforward: Meg’s prophecy and fatalism. pf 55 (3.16) Crabbe 335 ‘The Hall of Justice’, √ (Magistrate encouraging female vagrant: he advises her to repent in Part 2) Attempt to get Meg to confess to minister. v 56 (3.17) Baillie 342 Count Basil, 5.3.192-95 √ (Rosinberg contrasting wicked Duke of Mantua with fall of a noble man) |Deleted before motto: |But lives the ?illan by whom such deed were done/ Yes many such| Hatteraick, and perhaps also Glossin: concluding business of the play. r* 57 (3.18) Shakespeare 348 Measure for Measure, 4.3.60-61 (Duke, of Barnardine) |… gravel heart … bring him …| Glossin and Hatteraick, but not close. r 58 (3.19) Pope 352 ‘The Life of a Country Parson’ (ascribed to ‘Dean Swift’) √ (ending of sermon) The conclusion. r The Antiquary
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