33 Shakespeare Locksley judging payment due r Coriolanus, (3.3) 282 1.6.32-36 from Prior to Isaac: resonance √ (Cominus seems limited. and Marcius [Coriolanus]) 34 Shakespeare Richard is the serpent in this John’s r King John, (3.4) 294 3.3.60-63 way, to be taken care of. No doubt √ (John, of some playing on ‘John’s. Arthur) 35 [Scott] Reviving fanaticism of Order Anonymous pf (3.5) 301 304.17. ‘Hyrcanian deserts’ from The Merchant of Venice (dominant text) [Chapter division in ms, but no motto.] 36 [Scott] Apparently general introduction to Old Play pf (3.6) 312 [Chapter and false witness in chapter. division in ms, but no motto.] 37 [Scott] v* The Middle (3.7) 319 Ages [Part of new material with chapter division on verso, ascribed |Superstition a fragment| 38 Shakespeare Rebecca has just thrown hers: this Richard II, pf (3.8) 330 4.1.46-48 chapter is taking up. to Aumerle) |… mortal breathing| [Chapter division in ms, but no motto.] 39 Seward thy Situation is different. * ‘From (3.9) 337 stormy Lannow, I fly’, 16-17 |Ah, nymph! My spirit … …| [Scott provides on a paper apart, with Rebecca’s hymn.]
33 (3.3) Shakespeare 282 Coriolanus, 1.6.32-36 √ (Cominus and Marcius [Coriolanus]) Locksley judging payment due from Prior to Isaac: resonance seems limited. r 34 (3.4) Shakespeare 294 King John, 3.3.60-63 √ (John, of Arthur) Richard is the serpent in this John’s way, to be taken care of. No doubt some playing on ‘John’s. r 35 (3.5) [Scott] 301 Anonymous ‘Hyrcanian deserts’ from The Merchant of Venice (dominant text) [Chapter division in ms, but no motto.] Reviving fanaticism of Order 304.17. pf 36 (3.6) [Scott] 312 Old Play [Chapter division in ms, but no motto.] Apparently general introduction to and false witness in chapter. pf 37 (3.7) [Scott] 319 The Middle Ages [Part of new material with chapter division on verso, ascribed |Superstition a fragment| v* 38 (3.8) Shakespeare 330 Richard II, 4.1.46-48 to Aumerle) |… mortal breathing| [Chapter division in ms, but no motto.] Rebecca has just thrown hers: this chapter is taking up. pf 39 (3.9) Seward 337 ‘From thy stormy Lannow, I fly’, 16-17 |Ah, nymph! … My spirit …| [Scott provides on a paper apart, with Rebecca’s hymn.] Situation is different. *
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