Studies in English And Comparative Literature
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, XXIII, 2.
3 Noted by Biilbring, T^-aiis. Phil. Soc, 1888-1890, p. 262. * Warton-Hazlitt, II, 239, n. 4.
s The identification of this British Museum manuscript with that in the pos- session of Walter is made in Warton-Hazlitt (II, 239). This Addit. MS. 24, 203 has been seen by Professor Kittredge, who, with the greatest kindness, made notes of its text for my use. He verified the spelling of the monk's name as de Bageby, which is the form given in the catalogue of British Museum manuscripts. I...t is, however, given as de IVageby by Andreae and by Walter. Sir F. Madden, in his description of Walter's book in Warton-Hazlitt (II, 239), appears to quote Walter as writing de Dageby, but this reading is evidently only a typographical error, since the edition of Warton of 1840 (II, 36, n. ) gives the form de Wageby. In any case, a photograph of the very rare pamphlet, lately presented to the Harvard Library by Professor H. N. MacCracken, shows Walter's reading to have been de Wageby. Professor Kittredge has noted other differences between Walter's text, as de- scribed in \{\s Account, and the present Addit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, XXIII, 2.
3 Noted by Biilbring, T^-aiis. Phil. Soc, 1888-1890, p. 262. * Warton-Hazlitt, II, 239, n. 4.
s The identification of this British Museum manuscript with that in the pos- session of Walter is made in Warton-Hazlitt (II, 239). This Addit. MS. 24, 203 has been seen by Professor Kittredge, who, with the greatest kindness, made notes of its text for my use. He verified the spelling of the monk's name as de Bageby, which is the form given in the catalogue of British Museum manuscripts. I...t is, however, given as de IVageby by Andreae and by Walter. Sir F. Madden, in his description of Walter's book in Warton-Hazlitt (II, 239), appears to quote Walter as writing de Dageby, but this reading is evidently only a typographical error, since the edition of Warton of 1840 (II, 36, n. ) gives the form de Wageby. In any case, a photograph of the very rare pamphlet, lately presented to the Harvard Library by Professor H. N. MacCracken, shows Walter's reading to have been de Wageby. Professor Kittredge has noted other differences between Walter's text, as de- scribed in \{\s Account, and the present Addit.
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