|… these great … much charges …| 19 Directly r The Crusade, (4.6) 171 linked with a Tragedy chapter. 20 None [Chapter 00 (4.7) 181 division in ms but no motto. Magnum has [Scott] motto: lion in thrall to Beauty.] 21 Shakespeare Immediate v* Macbeth, (4.8) 194 2.1.52-56 application. √ (Macbeth, solus) [Introduced on verso with new chapter division and opening sentence. Filled out by Ballantyne with Scott’s permission in proof.] 22 Crabbe Hakim, but r ‘Sir (4.9) 200 Grey’, 28-29 most open in |Who comes? first part of following …| chapter. 23 [Scott] Change in pf Astolpho, a (4.10) 210 chapter from Romance [Chapter fever to division in health. ms but no motto: Scott inserts motto in proof.] 24 227.42 seems pp The Crusade (4.11) 218 [as for Ch. to be the 19] closest match [Chapter for small division and things caret in ms wrecking the but no motto: noblest motto in purposes. proof print.] 25 Lovelace Lucasta’, Awkward for r ‘To (4.12) 229 9-12 Kenneth in (ascribed to this chapter, Montrose) but ‘honour’ |… you too central theme thee, of the novel. … Dear …|
|… these great … much charges …| 19 (4.6) 171 The Crusade, a Tragedy Directly linked with chapter. r 20 (4.7) None 181 [Chapter division in ms but no motto. Magnum has [Scott] motto: lion in thrall to Beauty.] 00 21 (4.8) Shakespeare 194 Macbeth, 2.1.52-56 √ (Macbeth, solus) [Introduced on verso with new chapter division and opening sentence. Filled out by Ballantyne with Scott’s permission in proof.] Immediate application. v* 22 (4.9) Crabbe 200 ‘Sir Grey’, 28-29 |Who comes? …| Hakim, but most open in first part of following chapter. r 23 (4.10) [Scott] 210 Astolpho, a Romance [Chapter division in ms but no motto: Scott inserts motto in proof.] Change in chapter from fever to health. pf 24 (4.11) 218 The Crusade [as for Ch. 19] [Chapter division and caret in ms but no motto: motto in proof print.] 227.42 seems to be the closest match for small things wrecking the noblest purposes. pp 25 (4.12) Lovelace 229 ‘To Lucasta’, 9-12 (ascribed to Montrose) |… you too … thee, Dear …| Awkward for Kenneth in this chapter, but ‘honour’ central theme of the novel. r
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