only the instruction |Motto from Grays elegy <Now smiling> I forget the verse but it includes the/ —-Now smiling as in scorn/ Mutting his wayward fancies &c|.] 31 [Scott] Carmelite in first Old Play pf (3.9) 340 [Chapter section of chapter. division in ms but no 32 Shakespeare René’s abdication v Richard II, (3.10) 348 4.1.249-52 thoughts: Richard as (Richard) weak king. |… my soul’s consent … Made …| 33 [Scott] Margaret obsequies. Old Poem pf (3.11) 366 [Chapter division in ms but no motto.] 34 Hogg Murten account. r ‘Lord (3.12) 371 Derwent’, |… border troop …| 35 [Scott] Presumably linked Old Play pf (3.13) 381 [Chapter with division but treachery. no motto.] 36 Penrose Field of Straightforward. v? ‘The (3.14) 392 Battle’, 1-4 |Faintly bray’d the battle’s roar hollow … wind;/ Panting terror …| [May be on missing verso.] Count Robert of Paris various proof stages
only the instruction |Motto from Grays elegy <Now smiling> I forget the verse but it includes the/ —-Now smiling as in scorn/ Mutting his wayward fancies &c|.] 31 (3.9) [Scott] 340 Old Play [Chapter division in ms but no Carmelite in first section of chapter. pf 32 (3.10) Shakespeare 348 Richard II, 4.1.249-52 (Richard) |… my soul’s consent … Made …| René’s abdication thoughts: Richard as weak king. v 33 (3.11) [Scott] 366 Old Poem [Chapter division in ms but no motto.] Margaret obsequies. pf 34 (3.12) Hogg 371 ‘Lord Derwent’, |… border troop …| Murten account. r 35 (3.13) [Scott] 381 Old Play [Chapter division but no motto.] Presumably linked with treachery. pf 36 (3.14) Penrose 392 ‘The Field of Battle’, 1-4 |Faintly bray’d the battle’s roar … hollow wind;/ Panting terror …| [May be on missing verso.] Straightforward. v? Count Robert of Paris various proof stages
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