[105:1] It is referred to, however, in the following pages as “The Passionate Madman.”
[106:1] “The Passionate Madman,” i., 1.
[106:2] Ibid., ii., 1.
[106:3] Ibid., iii., 1.
[106:4] Ibid., iii., 2.
[107:1] Compare “Hamlet,” ii., 1, 77, etc.
Ophelia: “My lord, as I was sewing in my closet,
Lord Hamlet, with his doublet all unbrac’d,
No hat upon his head . . he comes before me.”
[107:2] “The Passionate Madman,” v., 1.