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- LUCRECE
3^
later
notes
were
unnumbered.
This
list
of
contents and
marginal
notes were
reprinted in
all
subsequent
editions.
The
latter
run
thus
:
—
(i) The praising of Lucrece as chast, vertuous, and beautiful,
maketh Tarquin enamor'd. (Stanza i.) '
(ii) Tarquin welcom'd by Lucrece. (Stanza 8.)
(iii) Tarquin disputing the matter at last resolves to satisfyhis
Lust.
(Stanza
ay.)
(iv)
Lucretia wakes
amazed
and
confounded
to
be
so
surpriz'd.
(Stanza 66.)
(v) Lucrece pleadeth in defence of Chastity and exprobates
his uncivil lust. (Stanza 8 2.)
(vi) Tarquin all impatient interrupts her, and denied of
consent
breaketh
the
inclosure
of her Chastity
by
Force.
(Stanza
93.)
(vii)
Lucrece
thus
abused complains
of
her
misery.
(Stanza 109.)
(viii) Lucrece continuing her laments, disputes whether she
should kill her self or no. (Stanza if j-.)
(ix) Lucrece resolved to kill her self determines first to
send her
Husband
word.
(Stanza
174.)
(x)
Upon
Lucrece
sending
for
Colatine in
such
hast,
he
with divers of his Allies and Friends returns home.
(Stanza 227.)
(xi) Upon the Relation of Lucrece her Rape Colatine and
the rest swear to revenge : but this seems not full
satisfaction to
her
losses.
(Stanza
243.)
(xii)
She
killeth herself
to
exasperate them
the
more
to
punish
the delinquent. (Stanza 245-.)
The character of the textual changes, which are not
' The numbered stanza does not appear in the list of contents. I insert
it with a view to showing the distribution of the marginal notes through the
poem. £ 2
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