young prince) [Chapter division and motto inserted on verso.] 18 None [Chapter 00 195 division in ms but no motto.] 19 Shakespeare Straight mg Othello, 198 2.3.153-54 link with (Iago) opening |Who’s that sentence. which …| [Scott inserts motto in recto margin.] 20 None [Chapter 00 212 division in ms but no 21 Shakespeare Robert r 2 Henry VI, 222 2.3.54-55 persuaded (King: to allow the Horner and clan Peter duel) combat. |A God’s name … Here let them end it, and God …| 22 None [Chapter 00 232 division in ms but no 23 None [Chapter 00 242 division in ms but no motto.] 24 None [Volume 00 257 division in ms but no motto.] 25 Shakespeare Threat of r A 264 taking the Midsummer veil means Night’s this is Dream, 1.1.134 closer than √ (Lysander, to other Hermia) usages. 26 None [Chapter 00 273 division in ms but no motto.] 27 Betterton General 0 278 Prologue
young prince) [Chapter division and motto inserted on verso.] 18 None 195 [Chapter division in ms but no motto.] 00 19 Shakespeare 198 Othello, 2.3.153-54 (Iago) |Who’s that which …| [Scott inserts motto in recto margin.] Straight link with opening sentence. mg 20 None 212 [Chapter division in ms but no 00 21 Shakespeare 222 2 Henry VI, 2.3.54-55 (King: Horner and Peter duel) |A God’s name … Here let them end it, and God …| Robert persuaded to allow the clan combat. r 22 None 232 [Chapter division in ms but no 00 23 None 242 [Chapter division in ms but no motto.] 00 24 None 257 [Volume division in ms but no motto.] 00 25 Shakespeare 264 A Midsummer Night’s Dream, 1.1.134 √ (Lysander, to Hermia) Threat of taking the veil means this is closer than other usages. r 26 None 273 [Chapter division in ms but no motto.] 00 27 Betterton 278 General Prologue 0
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