06 Shakespeare Not Coriolanus, pf 055 2.1.91 immediately √ (Menenius, to what comes out ladies: |my fair of the as description in the moon, the chapter were she (high regard, earthly, no but not nobler|) physically [<Introduction> striking). but no motto in Volumnia is an ms.] older woman, which may be one link, though Virgilia and Valeria are younger. Highland Widow 07 Coleridge Elspeth r* ‘Christabel’, 068 39-42 encountered: |… can be weird overtone. … seems …| [The original motto was second quatrain of that for Ch. 8. Substituted in ms.] 08 Burns Highland See eewn r* ‘The 076 Lament’, 1-4, 17-20 |Oh, I am come to the low countrie,/ Ochon, Ochie!/ Without a penny in my purse/ To buy a meal to me.—// I was the … happiest of a’ the Clan,/ Sair, sair may I repine;/ For Donald was the brawest man,/ And Donald he was mine.—| 09 None [Chapter 00 082 division but no motto in ms.] 10 Shenstone Dawson’ eewn supplies r 086 (last stanza) motto from ms: |… must it seems to prevail apply more to …| (Percy) Ch. 11. |… must prevail yet …
06 Shakespeare 055 Coriolanus, 2.1.91 √ (Menenius, to ladies: |my fair as the moon, were she earthly, no nobler|) [<Introduction> but no motto in ms.] Not immediately what comes out of the description in the chapter (high regard, but not physically striking). Volumnia is an older woman, which may be one link, though Virgilia and Valeria are younger. pf Highland Widow 07 Coleridge 068 ‘Christabel’, 39-42 |… can be … seems …| [The original motto was second quatrain of that for Ch. 8. Substituted in ms.] Elspeth encountered: weird overtone. r* 08 Burns 076 ‘The Highland Lament’, 1-4, 17-20 |Oh, I am come to the low countrie,/ Ochon, Ochie!/ Without a penny in my purse/ To buy a meal to me.—// … I was the happiest of a’ the Clan,/ Sair, sair may I repine;/ For Donald was the brawest man,/ And Donald he was mine.—| See eewn r* 09 None 082 [Chapter division but no motto in ms.] 00 10 Shenstone 086 Dawson’ (last stanza) |… must prevail …| (Percy) |… must prevail … yet eewn supplies motto from ms: it seems to apply more to Ch. 11. r
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