With every trick and line. ‘line and trick.’ All’s Well that Ends Well, I. 1.
Graven [draw ...] in my heart’s table. Ibid.
Mackenzie. Henry Mackenzie’s (1745–1831) Julia de Roubigné was published in 1777, six years after the Man of Feeling.
Miss ——. Probably the lady of Liber Amoris.
That ligament, fine as it was. Tristram Shandy, Book VI. chap. 10 (The Story of Le Fever).
His story of the Hawk. Boccaccio’s Decameron, 5th day, 9th story. See vol. V. Lectures on the Dramatic Literature of the Age of Elizabeth, note to p. 347.
Farquhar ... Recruiting Officer. 1706.
At one proud [fell] swoop. Macbeth, IV. 3.
Embalmed with odours. Paradise Lost, II. 843.
His form had not yet lost. Ibid. I. 591.