fragment. image, but Motto female in text). inserted at proof stage.] 13 [Scott] Again oblique, r Athelstane, or 094 suggesting the converted second RC Dane 3 lines wave. Dagon at bottom of image echoes leaf: the ms 62. for the rest is missing.] 14 Wild freaks: r The 102 link to Conspiracy misrule. 15 Dryden Grave pious The Aeneid pf 111 (trans.), man quelling 1.213-18 tumult: Abbot |… that fury immediately If then and then … …| [Chapter Halbert. division in ms but no motto: motto inserted at proof stage.] 16 Youth growing v Life, a Poem (2.1) 125 [Vol. 2 up with graver begins. Motto follies, but as inserted on senseless: verso.] implications for Roland generally. 17 Burns General hailing v ‘To (2.2) 132 Edinburgh’, of Edinburgh: 1-4 cf. opening of √ [Chapter chapter. division but no motto on recto.] 18 [Scott] Probably refers r Albion—A (2.3) 145 to Adam on Poem political undercurrents in section of chapter, but may also be Morton and Moray in final part: contrast previous motto. 19 [Scott] Disguise, v Old Play (2.4) 159 [Chapter double, division but imagined no motto on prospect, etc. recto.] Probably quite rich for chapter.
fragment. Motto inserted at proof stage.] image, but female in text). 13 [Scott] 094 Athelstane, or the converted Dane 3 lines at bottom of leaf: the ms for the rest is missing.] Again oblique, suggesting second RC wave. Dagon image echoes 62. r 14 102 The Conspiracy Wild freaks: link to misrule. r 15 Dryden 111 The Aeneid (trans.), 1.213-18 |… that fury … If then …| [Chapter division in ms but no motto: motto inserted at proof stage.] Grave pious man quelling tumult: Abbot immediately and then Halbert. pf 16 (2.1) 125 Life, a Poem [Vol. 2 begins. Motto inserted on verso.] Youth growing up with graver follies, but as senseless: implications for Roland generally. v 17 (2.2) Burns 132 ‘To Edinburgh’, 1-4 √ [Chapter division but no motto on recto.] General hailing of Edinburgh: cf. opening of chapter. v 18 (2.3) [Scott] 145 Albion—A Poem Probably refers to Adam on political undercurrents in section of chapter, but may also be Morton and Moray in final part: contrast previous motto. r 19 (2.4) [Scott] 159 Old Play [Chapter division but no motto on recto.] Disguise, double, imagined prospect, etc. Probably quite rich for chapter. v
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