Campions Works
Campions Works
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24, ' And this is it. ' Page 22. V. The last line in this poem in the Brit. Mus. Copy is illegible owing to a crease in the paper, which has in consequence Notes, 3 59 missed the impression of the type. At the eleventh hour, after several years' searching, I have found, with the kind assistance of Dr. T. L. Southgate, another copy, in the possession of Charles Letts, Esq. , from which I have been able to supply the missing line.
Page 26. XIII. I believe the reading given in the text, 1. 4, 'her... selfe- delight, ' is preferable to the hitherto accepted ' herself, delight '. The first, meaning personal vanity, is required by the context and especially by the reference to mirrors of various kinds in the preceding line.
Page 28. XVII. There is a copy of this song in Add. MS. 24665, with unimportant variations in the last two lines.
Page 29. XX. There is a copy of this song in Add. MS. 24665, with trifling variations due to corruption or careless transcription. A varia lectio worthy of notice occurs, however, in 1.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
24, ' And this is it. ' Page 22. V. The last line in this poem in the Brit. Mus. Copy is illegible owing to a crease in the paper, which has in consequence Notes, 3 59 missed the impression of the type. At the eleventh hour, after several years' searching, I have found, with the kind assistance of Dr. T. L. Southgate, another copy, in the possession of Charles Letts, Esq. , from which I have been able to supply the missing line.
Page 26. XIII. I believe the reading given in the text, 1. 4, 'her... selfe- delight, ' is preferable to the hitherto accepted ' herself, delight '. The first, meaning personal vanity, is required by the context and especially by the reference to mirrors of various kinds in the preceding line.
Page 28. XVII. There is a copy of this song in Add. MS. 24665, with unimportant variations in the last two lines.
Page 29. XX. There is a copy of this song in Add. MS. 24665, with trifling variations due to corruption or careless transcription. A varia lectio worthy of notice occurs, however, in 1.
What to read after Campions Works?
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