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                <title>Notebook Pages (Notebook I, Duke Library)</title>
                <author>Dante Gabriel Rossetti</author>
                
                
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            <editionstmt>
                <edition>1</edition>
                <copyright>Digital images used with permission of the Duke University Rare Book,
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                    <title/>
                    <author>Dante Gabriel Rossetti</author>
                    <msprod>
                        <date compdate="1863,1869">1863-1869</date>
                        <type/>
                        <assign/>
                        <collation>[1]-[32]</collation>
                        <note/>
                    </msprod>
                    <scribe>DGR</scribe>
                    <corrector>DGR</corrector>
                    <provenance>
                        <location>Duke University Library</location>
                        <recnum>XXV. Notebook I</recnum>
                        <note/>
                    </provenance>
                    <physicaldesc>
                        <binding>
                            <cover>Dark green morocco with gold trim</cover>
                            <endpapers/>
                        </binding>
                        <paper>8 9/16 x 7 1/8 in</paper>
                        <watermark>B &amp; H/SUPERFINE/KENT</watermark>
                        <note>The paper is uniform throughout except for the small leaf comprising
                            pages [2] and [3] and the other smaller leaves that are pasted into the
                            notebook pages.</note>
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            <commentaries>
                <head>Commentary</head>
                <section type="intro">
                    <head>Introduction</head>
                    <p>This set of disbound notebook pages represents (with two exceptions) the
                        remains of an integral notebook that was used between 1863-1868 by DGR for
                        various kinds of memoranda. As WMR's cover note indicates, the book
                        originally contained quite a few drawings and sketches which, however, WMR
                        later removed, as he notes. Nonetheless, a few of the drawings remain among
                        the pages. The notebook is particularly interesting because it contains, at
                        the front, the prescription and dosage that DGR used for his chloral.</p>
                    <p>Unlike the other notebooks in the Duke University Library, the pages gathered
                        here are not marked by WMR with his bracketed numeration. The order of the
                        pages as they appear in the library's archive is clearly not the order of
                        the pages as they were originally sequenced in the bound notebook. The dates
                        that appear throughout testify to the scattering of the leaves.</p>
                </section>
                <section type="texthistcomp">
                    <head>Textual History: Composition</head>
                    <p/>
                </section>
                <section type="texthistrev">
                    <head>Textual History: Revision</head>
                    <p/>
                </section>
                <section type="prodhist">
                    <head>Production History</head>
                    <p/>
                </section>
                <section type="recepthist">
                    <head>Reception History</head>
                    <p/>
                </section>
                <section type="icon">
                    <head>Iconographic</head>
                    <p/>
                </section>
                <section type="printhist">
                    <head>Printing History</head>
                    <p/>
                </section>
                <section type="pictorial">
                    <head>Pictorial</head>
                    <p/>
                </section>
                <section type="historical">
                    <head>Historical</head>
                    <p/>
                </section>
                <section type="literary">
                    <head>Literary</head>
                    <p/>
                </section>
                <section type="translation">
                    <head>Translation</head>
                    <p/>
                </section>
                <section type="autobio">
                    <head>Autobiographical</head>
                    <p/>
                </section>
                <section type="biblio">
                    <head>Bibliographic</head>
                    <p>
                        <bibl>
                            <author>Baum, ed.</author>, <xref doc="a.">
                                <title level="bk">
                                    <hi rend="i">Manuscripts in the Duke University Library</hi>
                                </title>
                            </xref>, <pages>25-26</pages>.</bibl>
                    </p>
                </section>
            </commentaries>
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        <front>
            <page n="[0]" image="a."/>
            <div0 anchor="front.1" type="cover notes" n="1">
                <p>Rossetti, Dante Gabriel<lb/>Writings: XXV. Note Book I</p>
            </div0>
            <epage/>
            <page n="[1]" image="a.nb0002.duke.1.tif"/>
            <msadds type="other">
                <trans>
                    <del>9</del>8</trans>
                <desc>WMR's notation</desc>
            </msadds>
            <msadds type="other">
                <trans>24</trans>
                <desc>The number is written in a circle by WMR</desc>
            </msadds>
            <div0 anchor="front.2" type="cover notes" n="2">
                <divheader>
                    <note>The notes on this page, all by WMR, gloss his editorial involvement with
                        the notebook in 1898-1899.</note>
                </divheader>
                <p>Many<lb/>Designs<lb/>here&#8212;Some<lb/>fit to mount</p>
                <p>Taken out &amp;<lb/>kept with<lb/>drawings<lb/>15/2/98</p>
                <ornlb>------</ornlb>
                <p>Also personal memoranda<lb/>&amp; a few verses</p>
                <p>Begins June/63<lb/>but page given to Helen [Agresti]<lb/>for
                    autographs<lb/>contains this date</p>
                <ornlb>------------------------------</ornlb>
                <p>Done with 3/12/99</p>
            </div0>
            <epage/>
        </front>
        <body>
            <page n="[2]" image="a.nb0002.duke.2.tif"/>
            <div0 anchor="0.1" type="notebook entry" n="1">
                <div1 anchor="0.1.1" type="drawing" n="1" title="Design for Spiral Brooch"
                  workcode="sa915">
                    <divheader>
                        <note>This is a series of three brief sketches for the <xref doc="a.sa915.rap">spiral brooch</xref> that
                            DGR designed.</note>
                    </divheader>
                </div1>
                <epage/>
                <page n="[3]" image="a.nb0002.duke.32.tif"/>
                <div1 anchor="0.1.2" type="memoranda" n="2" title="[Mrs. Stillman's Birthday]"
                  workcode="memo">
                    <divheader>
                        <note>Perhaps the reference is to Mrs. Maria Spartali Stillman</note>
                    </divheader>
                    <p>Mem: to send flowers to the<lb/>vases on M's birthday, &amp; find
                        out<lb/>what day it is in April <del>?</del>
                        <add>27</add>
                    </p>
                </div1>
                <ornlb>-----------------</ornlb>
                <div1 anchor="0.1.3" type="picture notes" n="3"
                  title="Beatrice, her Damozels, and Love"
                  workcode="sa253">
                    <divheader>
                        <note>DGR's projected painting to illustrate Dante's Beatricean sonnet
                            (whose first line DGR's quotes). This was one of Dante's minor poems
                            that DGR did not translate.</note>
                    </divheader>
                    <p>Subject:&#8212; &#8220;Di donne io vidi una<lb/>gentile
                        schiera&#8221; treated something<lb/>like the <xref doc="a.s182.raw">
                            <title level="pic">
                                <hi rend="u">Beloved</hi>
                            </title>
                        </xref> with Love in<lb/>the foreground</p>
                </div1>
                <ornlb>-----------------</ornlb>
                <div1 anchor="0.1.4" type="memoranda" n="4" title="[Household Goods]" workcode="memo">
                    <p>Minister.&#8212; Glass £4-10/- Corner<lb/>Cupboard
                        £3 Chair £1 Carved<lb/>oak bed foot £1</p>
                </div1>
                <epage/>
                <page n="[4]" image="a.nb0002.duke.4.tif"/>
                <pageheader>
                    <note>A small leaf is pasted on a half sheet of notebook paper. The second of
                        the two prose translations is written on the half sheet vertically next to
                        the pasted down leaf; the handwriting may belong to Swinburne.</note>
                </pageheader>
                <div1 anchor="0.1.5" type="translation" n="5"
                  title="Beauty (A Combination from Sappho.)"
                  workcode="42-1869"
                  id="a.42-1869.dukems">
                    <divheader>
                        <note>DGR's copy of the original Greek epigram with a free verse translation
                            and two prose translations, the second subsequent to the first.</note>
                    </divheader>
                    <epigraph>
                        <lg n="1" type="couplet">
                            <l lang="greek" n="1"/>
                            <l lang="greek" n="2" indent="1"/>
                        </lg>
                    </epigraph>
                    <lg n="2" type="couplet">
                        <l n="1" r="5">So by clowns heels the wild hyacinth lies lower</l>
                        <l n="2" r="6">And trampled into earth the purple flower.</l>
                    </lg>
                    <p>Like the hyacinth that the shepherds on the<lb/>mountains trample with their
                        feet&#8212;and its<lb/>purple flower upon the ground:&#8212;</p>
                    <p>Like as the hyacinth in the mountains<lb/>shepherds mar with their feet tread
                        down<lb/>&amp; on the ground the purple flower.</p>
                </div1>
                <epage/>
                <page n="[5]" image="a.nb0002.duke.5.tif"/>
                <pageheader>
                    <note>A small sheet pasted on the notebook page carries Shelley's translation of
                        the passage from Goethe and the original German text. DGR's verse
                        translation is scripted on the notebook page to the right and runs vertically.</note>
                </pageheader>
                <div1 anchor="0.1.6" type="translation" n="6" title="Lilith&#8212;from Goethe"
                  workcode="3-1866"
                  id="a.3-1866.dukems">
                    <divheader>
                        <note/>
                    </divheader>
                    <p>F. Who is that <hi rend="u">yonder</hi>?<lb/>M. Mark her well. It
                        is<lb/>Lilith.<lb/>F. Who?<lb/>M. Lilith, the first wife of Adam.<lb/>Beware
                        of her fair hair, for she excels<lb/>All women in the magic of her
                        locks:<lb/>And, when she winds them around a<lb/>young man's neck,<lb/>She
                        will not ever set him free again.</p>
                    <ornlb>-----------------------------------</ornlb>
                    <p lang="german">Wer ist denn das?<lb/>Betrachte sie genau:<lb/>Lilith ist
                        das.<lb/>Wer?<lb/>Adam's erste Frau.<lb/>Nimm dicht in Archt vor ihren
                        schönen<lb/>Haaren,<lb/>Vor diesem Schmuck, mit dem sie
                        einzig<lb/>prangt!<lb/>Wenn sie damait den jungen Mann<lb/>erlangt,<lb/>So
                        läszt sie ihn sobald nicht wieder fahren.</p>
                    <lg n="1" type="extract">
                        <l n="1">Hold thou thy heart against her shining hair,</l>
                        <l n="2">If <del/>
                            <add>by thy fate</add> she spread it once for thee.</l>
                        <l n="3">For when she nets a young man in that snare,</l>
                        <l n="4">So twines she him he never may be free</l>
                    </lg>
                </div1>
                <epage/>
                <page n="[6]" image="a.nb0002.duke.6.tif"/>
                <div1 anchor="0.1.7" type="picture notes" n="7"
                  title="Dante Alighieri. Sestina. Of the Lady Pietra degli Scrovigni"
                  workcode="12d-1861.s237"
                  id="a.12d-1861.s237.dukems">
                    <divheader>
                        <note>This is DGR's <xref doc="a.s237.rap">projected picture</xref> to
                            illustrate Dante's sestina <xref doc="a.12d-1861orig.raw">&#8220;Al
                                poco giorno&#8221;</xref>. DGR quotes lines 9-10.</note>
                    </divheader>
                    <divheader>
                        <note>This is DGR's initial note for the <xref doc="a.s237.rap">painting</xref> he projected in the following note.</note>
                    </divheader>
                    <delspan>
                        <p>Subject &#8212; Figure holding glass globe<lb/>reflecting landscape</p>
                    </delspan>
                    <ornlb>-------------------------------</ornlb>
                    <p>Subject &#8212; Pietra degli Scrovigni<lb/>
                        <del>among ricks</del>
                        <add>seated on a stone</add> &#8212; holding glass globe<lb/>reflecting
                            <add>fertile hilly</add> landscape. <foreign lang="italian">&#8220;Che non<lb/>la muove se non come pietra
                            Lo<lb/>dolce tempo che riscalda i colli.&#8221;</foreign>
                    </p>
                </div1>
                <ornlb>-------------------------------</ornlb>
                <div1 anchor="0.1.8" type="memoranda" n="8" title="[Housemaid]" workcode="memo">
                    <p>Housemaid came 20 April</p>
                    <ornlb>-------------------------------</ornlb>
                </div1>
                <div1 anchor="0.1.9" type="memoranda" n="9" title="[Picture Bill]" workcode="memo">
                    <delspan>
                        <p>Green £50 Oct 22. (bill<lb/>dated 4th May for 6 months
                            &amp; 15 days after date)<lb/>with 3 days grace.</p>
                    </delspan>
                    <ornlb>-------------------------------</ornlb>
                </div1>
                <div1 anchor="0.1.10" type="memoranda" n="10" title="[Loan of Dressing Gown]"
                  workcode="memo">
                    <p>Lent Smetham Brown Indian<lb/>dressing gown &amp; green smock frock.<lb/>May&#8212;/66</p>
                    <ornlb>-------------------------------</ornlb>
                </div1>
                <div1 anchor="0.1.11" type="fragment" n="11" title="[Fading Beauty]"
                  workcode="poeticscraps">
                    <p>Whose glorious beauty is a fading flower<lb/>Isaiah (cf Ephraim)<lb/>
                    </p>
                </div1>
                <ornlb>-------------------------------</ornlb>
                <div1 anchor="0.1.12" type="lyric" n="12" title="Beauty (A Combination from Sappho.)"
                  workcode="42-1869"
                  id="a.42-1869.dukems1">
                    <divheader>
                        <note>The notebook entry refers in some way to DGR's <xref doc="a.42-1869.raw">verse translation</xref> of the two Sappho epigrams.</note>
                    </divheader>
                    <p>For &#8220;Sappho's Apple&#8220;&#8212;Pearls lying in<lb/>a
                        glass casket in an open cupboard<lb/>
                    </p>
                </div1>
                <epage/>
                <page n="[7]" image="a.nb0002.duke.7.tif"/>
                <div1 anchor="0.1.13" type="memoranda" n="13" title="[Dietary Instructions]"
                  workcode="memo">
                    <divheader>
                        <note>DGR's dietary instructions from his doctor, John Marshall.</note>
                    </divheader>
                    <p>(from John Marshall)<lb/>
                        <hi rend="u">Eat</hi> Meat, Poultry, Game, Fish, Oysters,<lb/>Kidneys, Green
                        vegetables, stewed<lb/>fruit, Ripe Fruit<lb/>Small quantity of Toast or
                        Rusk<lb/>Very few potatoes</p>
                    <p>Drink Thin wines or Cyder<lb/>(Summer) Claret or Chablis<lb/>with equal parts
                        cold water<lb/>(winter)D<hi rend="sup">o</hi> with half as much<lb/>hot
                        water<lb/>&amp; nutmeg<lb/>very little tea or coffee</p>
                    <ornlb>-------------------------------</ornlb>
                    <p>Avoid or Reduce<lb/>much Bread, Potatoes,<lb/>Sugar, Beer,
                        Spirits,<lb/>Cocoa, Chocolate, Olive Oil,<lb/>Eggs, Bacon&#8212;</p>
                </div1>
                <ornlb>-------------------------------</ornlb>
                <div1 anchor="0.1.14" type="memoranda" n="14" title="[Household Bills]"
                  workcode="memo">
                    <divheader>
                        <note/>
                    </divheader>
                    <delspan>
                        <p>Nov 7 (Smith 73-153 £61 &#8212; 1st May<lb/>30 (Ludlow 40
                            - 13 - 11 &#8212; 1st April<lb/>£31-10(?) (Terry 36 - 15
                            - 4 Feb 17<lb/>Feb (£30 Porter Feb 17<lb/>(£33
                            Walker 1st April<lb/>£33-10(?)</p>
                    </delspan>
                </div1>
                <epage/>
                <page n="[8]" image="a.nb0002.duke.8.tif"/>
                <div1 anchor="0.1.15" type="memoranda" n="15" title="[Marble Dealer etc.]"
                  workcode="memo">
                    <divheader>
                        <note/>
                    </divheader>
                    <p>Marble dealer&#8212;Smith<lb/>Street Westminster</p>
                    <ornlb>----</ornlb>
                    <p>Wills &#8212; Gt St Andrews St (or<lb/>Little) Seven Dials. Sets
                        up<lb/>animals to paint from</p>
                    <ornlb>----</ornlb>
                    <p>Sara Howes <lb/> D<hi rend="sup">r</hi> [Merrion?] <lb/>[Normanton Cottage?]
                        <lb/>North End [?]. [Fulham?] <lb/>£14 wages</p>
                    <ornlb>----</ornlb>
                </div1>
                <div1 anchor="0.1.16" type="picture notes" n="16" title="Hymen and Cupid"
                  workcode="sa256">
                    <divheader>
                        <note>The subject for a burlesque drawing.</note>
                    </divheader>
                    <p>Hymen &amp; Cupid. Door of marriage<lb/>chamber hung with garlands.
                        Hymen<lb/>standing sentinel &amp; preventing Cupid<lb/>from peeping
                        in at keyhole.</p>
                </div1>
                <div1 anchor="0.1.17" type="memoranda" n="17" title="[Appointments]" workcode="memo">
                    <delspan>
                        <p>Feb 21 £30 Porter<lb/>Feb 21 £31 to Terry<lb/>April
                            1 £33 Walker</p>
                    </delspan>
                </div1>
                <epage/>
                <page n="[9]" image="a.nb0002.duke.9.tif"/>
                <pageheader>
                    <note>Three small leaves cut from the same notebook.</note>
                </pageheader>
                <div1 anchor="0.1.18" type="memoranda" n="18" title="[Miscellaneous Prose]"
                  workcode="memo">
                    <divheader>
                        <note/>
                    </divheader>
                    <div2 anchor="0.1.18.1" n="1" type="picture notes" title="Irish Volcano"
                     workcode="sa258">
                  <p>The &#8220;Cratur&#8221; of the Irish Volcano<lb/>&#8212;a
                        whiskey bottle with little Irishmen<lb/>swarming up it &amp; taking
                        fire at the<lb/>mouth.</p>
               </div2>
                    <p>Byfield House&#8212;about 3 miles<lb/>South of Weybridge&#8212;over
                        railway<lb/>bridge <del>to the</del> on the left side of<lb/>the railway</p>
                    <p>B's prices. Bust 30 g<hi rend="sup">s</hi> in Plaster, 35<lb/>in Terra Cotta,
                        90 in marble &amp; 80 in bronze<lb/>Statuettes 25 in terra cotta, 40
                        in bronze.</p>
                    <ornlb>-----------------------------</ornlb>
                    <delspan>
                        <p>Arthur. £50. 20th Oct.<lb/>Wareham £22-5-6. 21 July<lb/>
                        </p>
                    </delspan>
                    <ornlb>-----------------------------</ornlb>
                    <p>L's head. 16 1/8 &#8212; 12 inches</p>
                    <ornlb>-----------------------------</ornlb>
                    <p>Size of <xref doc="a.s94.r-1.rap">&#8220;Sir Galahad, Bors &amp;
                            Percival<lb/>receiving Sangrael&#8221;</xref>11 3/4 x 16 3/4</p>
                </div1>
                <div1 anchor="0.1.19" type="picture notes" n="19" title="Dante (to match Beatrice)"
                  workcode="sa255">
                    <divheader>
                        <note>Subject for an unexecuted picture.</note>
                    </divheader>
                    <p>For Dante to match Beatrice &#8212; background<lb/>&#8212;Love in
                        black &#8212; &amp; Beatrice <add> in white</add> walking
                        away<lb/>back view</p>
                </div1>
                <epage/>
                <page n="[10]" image="a.nb0002.duke.10.tif"/>
                <pageheader>
                    <note>Versos of the three small leaves cut from the notebook.</note>
                </pageheader>
                <div1 anchor="0.1.20" type="memoranda" n="20" title="[Miscellaneous Notes and Bills]"
                  workcode="memo">
                    <divheader>
                        <note/>
                    </divheader>
                    <p>Winchelsea &#8212; Northram House<lb/>&#8212;Tenterden, Kent about
                        10 miles<lb/>[?], good inn kept by Tabrett, within<lb/>a drive of Rye.
                        Cranbrooke, Dutch<lb/>[weaving?] town.</p>
                    <ornlb>-----------------------------</ornlb>
                    <p>Ask J P S. to dinner &amp; T J &amp; Traer.</p>
                    <p>Nov. Lent Brown peacock fan.</p>
                    <p>
                        <del>Grocer. £26-6-11 Feb. (for 8th)</del>
                        <lb/>2 months bill</p>
                    <p>
                        <delspan>Green grocer. £25. 18 March (for 15) <lb/>3 months bill</delspan>
                    </p>
                    <p>To give photos of my designs to<lb/>Smetham, Johnson <add>(&amp; get
                        framed)</add>, Shields, Taylor<lb/>Rev<hi rend="sup">d</hi> Blunt, Howell,
                        Miller, Burton<lb/>Craven Mackinnon</p>
                    <p>Title for Comic Journal&#8212;<hi rend="u">Gas, of the</hi>
                        <lb/>
                        <hi rend="u">London Luminary</hi>. Cover, a large<lb/>gaslamp with the title
                        on it and<lb/>dark view of London street behind.</p>
                </div1>
                <epage/>
                <page n="[11]" image="a.nb0002.duke.11.tif"/>
                <pageheader>
                    <note>Another notebook page must have originally come at this point with the
                        drawing that illustrates the following picture notes.</note>
                </pageheader>
                <div1 anchor="0.1.21" type="picture notes" n="21" title="Michael Scott's Wooing"
                  workcode="s222a">
                    <divheader>
                        <note>Three separate notes describing the details in the picture.</note>
                    </divheader>
                    <p>M. S.'s mistress standing by the girl with a cup<lb/>of magic wine ready,
                        &amp; looking at her with pity.<lb/>Deer-hound with his head up
                        howling at the spell,&#8212;women<lb/>trying to stop him&#8212;or
                        perhaps old woman frowning &amp; railing<lb/>at him from
                        corner.<lb/>Michael lying along the front of the picture<lb/>at the girl's
                        feet.<lb/>Death's head moth fluttering round the burning lock of hair.</p>
                    <ornlb>-----------------------------</ornlb>
                    <p>Perhaps two opening above the side seats with a<lb/>number of girls
                        watching&#8212;M. S's harem.</p>
                    <ornlb>-----------------------------</ornlb>
                    <p>Raven picking up scraps in old woman's lap, while she<lb/>cuts a silver cross
                        from the girl's girdle. Michael<lb/>Scott might be seated upright with his
                        head against the<lb/>wall watching the burning of the hair &amp;
                        perhaps slipping a<lb/>magic ring on the girl's finger.</p>
                </div1>
                <epage/>
                <page n="[11]" image="a.nb0002.duke.11v.tif"/>
                <pageheader>
                    <note>The page is a mass of notations for paying various household bills.</note>
                </pageheader>
                <omit extent="page of text" reason="information in digital image"/>
                <epage/>
                <page n="[12]" image="a.nb0002.duke.12.tif"/>
                <pageheader>
                    <note>The page is a mass of notations for paying various household bills.</note>
                </pageheader>
                <omit extent="page of text" reason="information in digital image"/>
                <epage/>
                <page n="[13]" image="a.nb0002.duke.13.tif"/>
                <pageheader>
                    <note>The page is a mass of notations for paying various household bills. It is
                        particularly important for establishing the chronology of the notebook:
                        entires here show that DGR was writing in the book between December 1868 and
                        June 1869.</note>
                </pageheader>
                <omit extent="all of the page of text except the last entry"
                  reason="information in digital image"/>
                <div1 anchor="0.1.22" type="picture notes" n="22" title="Lilith" workcode="sa205a">
                    <p>Size of <xref doc="a.s205a.rap">
                            <title level="pic">Lilith</title>
                        </xref> 38 x 33</p>
                </div1>
                <epage/>
                <page n="[14]" image="a.nb0002.duke.14.tif"/>
                <div1 anchor="0.1.23" type="picture notes" n="23" title="Return of Tibullus to Delia"
                  workcode="s62.r-1">
                    <p>
                        <xref doc="a.s62.r-1.rap">
                            <title level="pic">Sight of Tibullus</title>
                        </xref>
                        <lb/> 22 3/4 x 18 3/4</p>
                </div1>
                <omit extent="all of the page of text except the first entry"
                  reason="marginal information about expenses; see  digital image"/>
                <epage/>
                <page n="[15]" image="a.nb0002.duke.15.tif"/>
                <div1 anchor="0.1.24" type="memoranda" n="24" title="[Loan of Costumes etc.]"
                  workcode="memo">
                    <p>Lent Solomon bit<lb/>of blue &amp; silver brocade<lb/>(Wareham)
                        &amp; Purple<lb/>Kingiole]</p>
                    <ornlb>-----------------------------</ornlb>
                    <p>
                        <del>N.B. £5 for Ellis</del>
                    </p>
                    <ornlb>-----------------------------</ornlb>
                    <p>Miss L. Wilson<lb/>Stage Door<lb/>Alhambra<lb/>p<hi rend="sup">er</hi> favor
                        of Mr Howell<lb/>introduced by A. Glover Esq</p>
                    <ornlb>-----------------------------</ornlb>
                    <p>Lent Brown velvet cote hardie<lb/>kirtle with separate [?]<lb/>and angel's
                        dress. Also Green Kirtle.</p>
                </div1>
                <epage/>
                <page n="[16]" image="a.nb0002.duke.16.tif"/>
                <pageheader>
                    <note>A drawing of woman with her head tilted slightly to the right, and
                        apparently seated facing forward, is faintly visible beneath the page's texts.</note>
                </pageheader>
                <omit extent="first half of the page of text"
                  reason="marginal information about daily expenses; see digital image"/>
                <div1 anchor="0.1.25" type="translation" n="25" title="With Golden Mantle, etc."
                  workcode="5-1867"
                  id="a.5-1867.dukems">
                    <lg n="1" type="tercet">
                        <l n="1">With golden mantle, rings, &amp; necklace fair, </l>
                        <l n="2" indent="1"> It likes her best to wear </l>
                        <l n="3">Only a rose within her golden hair.</l>
                    </lg>
                </div1>
                <div1 anchor="0.1.26" type="fragment" n="26" title="With Golden Mantle etc."
                  workcode="5-1867">
                    <divheader>
                        <note>DGR has marked &#8220;Stet&#8221; beside the tercet in the
                            left margin</note>
                    </divheader>
                    <lg n="1" type="tercet">
                        <l n="1">
                            <foreign lang="italian">
                                <del>Con</del>
                                <add>Ha</add> manto d'oro, collana ed anelli,</foreign>
                        </l>
                        <l n="2" indent="1">
                            <foreign lang="italian">
                                <del>Le piace</del>
                                <add>Ma vuole</add> aver con quelli</foreign>
                        </l>
                        <l n="3">
                            <foreign lang="italian">Non altro che una rosa ai suoi capelli.</foreign>
                        </l>
                    </lg>
                </div1>
                <epage/>
                <page n="[17]" image="a.nb0002.duke.17.tif"/>
                <div1 anchor="0.1.27" type="notebook entry" n="27" title="[Kate Howell's Bracelet]"
                  workcode="sa844">
                    <p>N.B. Kate Howell has bracelet<lb/>of emeralds &#8212; thus<lb/>[design
                        inserted by DGR]</p>
                </div1>
                <ornlb>--------------------------</ornlb>
                <div1 anchor="0.1.28" type="memoranda" n="28" title="[Photos to Mrs. Blackmore]"
                  workcode="memo">
                    <p>Mem: Send photos: to<lb/>Mrs Blackmore</p>
                </div1>
                <div1 anchor="0.1.29" type="picture notes" n="29" title="The Cruel Sister"
                  workcode="sa257">
                    <p>Subject: Last scene in the<lb/>
                        <hi rend="u">
                            <title level="wrk">Cruel Sister</title>
                        </hi>&#8212; The spirit<lb/>standing by the harper with<lb/>her hands
                        on <del>his as he plays</del>
                        <add>the harp which plays alone</add>,<lb/>and looking at the lover <add> or
                            the sister</add>. All<lb/>the personages watching the<lb/>harp in
                        astonishment without<lb/>seeing the Spirit; except the Cruel<lb/>sister, who
                        sits upright looking<lb/>at her&#8212;</p>
                </div1>
                <ornlb>--------------------------</ornlb>
                <div1 anchor="0.1.30" type="memoranda" n="30" title="[Art Supplies]" workcode="memo">
                    <p>N B Eatwell keeps French<lb/>stick charcoal.</p>
                </div1>
                <epage/>
                <page n="[18]" image="a.nb0002.duke.20.tif"/>
                <div1 anchor="0.1.31" type="memoranda" n="31" title="[Italian Note on Watercolour]"
                  workcode="memo">
                    <p>Mem: <foreign lang="italian">Quando l'aquarella delle<lb/>Tre Rose
                            sarà avanguta, far<lb/>produce a C. una piccola
                            aquarella<lb/>per cento lire, accio che ci sia più<lb/>da
                            ricevere sulle Tre Rose</foreign>
                    </p>
                </div1>
                <ornlb>-------------------------------</ornlb>
                <div1 anchor="0.1.32" type="memoranda" n="32" title="[Loan of Costume to Brown]"
                  workcode="memo">
                    <p>June 5. Lent Brown<lb/>yellow &amp; silver cloak, &amp;
                        fragment <lb/>of Blue &amp; silver brocade with birds<lb/>got from Wareham</p>
                    <ornlb>-------------------------------</ornlb>
                </div1>
                <div1 anchor="0.1.33" type="fragment" n="33" title="Robe d'or mais rien ne veut"
                  workcode="5-1867"
                  id="a.5-1867.dukems1">
                    <lg n="1" type="couplet">
                        <l n="1">
                            <foreign lang="french">Robe d'or, mais rien ne veut</foreign>
                        </l>
                        <l n="2">
                            <foreign lang="french">Qu'une rose à ses cheveux.</foreign>
                        </l>
                    </lg>
                    <lg n="2" type="couplet">
                        <l n="1">A golden robe, yet will she wear </l>
                        <l n="1v">
                            <add>Golden-robed, she yet will wear</add>
                        </l>
                        <l n="2">Only a rose in her golden hair.</l>
                    </lg>
                </div1>
                <epage/>
                <page n="[19]" image="a.nb0002.duke.20.tif"/>
                <pageheader>
                    <note>The page, torn at the top, is a mass of notations for paying various
                        household bills.</note>
                </pageheader>
                <div1 anchor="0.1.34" type="memoranda" n="30a" title="[Names and Bills]"
                  workcode="memo">
                    <p>Mrs. Proctor, Mrs Cooper, Matthews<lb/>Lawrence, 6 Wells St. Millais</p>
                    <ornlb>-------------</ornlb>
                    <p>Ch[?], 28 London St&#8212;£20-10-0</p>
                    <ornlb>-------------</ornlb>
                    <p>Mantell <del>[?]</del> Middle[?]</p>
                    <delspan>
                        <p>M Moses, 189 Oxford St W. £4-70</p>
                        <p>Moorehead &amp; Glaa[?] 152 Strand £7-12-9</p>
                        <p>W. B. Verity 2 Charles St. West, Woburn<lb/>Terrace West, £5-18-9</p>
                        <p>Steam Bleaching Compy £4-1-2</p>
                        <p>F. S. Ellis, 33 King St £9-19 (Lat. Dict, <lb/>to deduct)</p>
                        <p>E. Parsons, 45 Brompton Rd £2-9</p>
                        <p>G[?] Cailvetti 39 Cranbourne St £15-4-0</p>
                        <p>K. Keating [?] Frairs £4-4-6</p>
                        <p>J Charles 9 Arabella Row SW £20-6-5</p>
                        <p>Bartlin[?] &amp; Co 18 Bl[?] St £5-12-6</p>
                        <p>Mrs Cohen 12 Charles St Soho £2-5-0</p>
                        <p>J. S. Phillips £0-16-0</p>
                        <p>J Stanton 22 Davies St [?]Sq £4-0-2</p>
                        <p>S B Faller 61 Pall Mall £2-1</p>
                        <p>Howell &amp; Co 32 K.William St. £16-2-6</p>
                    </delspan>
                </div1>
                <epage/>
                <page n="[19v]" image="a.nb0002.duke.19.tif"/>
                <pageheader>
                    <note>This page continues the notations for household bills, and is not transcribed.</note>
                </pageheader>
                <page n="[20]" image="a.nb0002.duke.19.tif"/>
                <div1 anchor="0.1.35" type="memoranda" n="34" title="[Soane's Museum etc.]"
                  workcode="memo">
                    <note>Hidden behind the text is the full-length <xref doc="a.sa916.rap">sketch</xref> of a nude woman, perhaps at her bath.</note>
                    <p>Sir J. Soane's Museum<lb/>open Thursdays &amp; Fridays<lb/>in April May
                        &amp; June&#8212;<lb/>some other day during the rest<lb/>of the week</p>
                    <ornlb>-----------------------</ornlb>
                    <p>Motto:&#8212; Non si sa</p>
                    <ornlb>-----------------------</ornlb>
                    <p>E. J. P. to Maclennan</p>
                    <ornlb>-----------------------</ornlb>
                    <p>photos to Paton</p>
                </div1>
                <epage/>
                <page n="[21]" image="a.nb0002.duke.22.tif"/>
                <div1 anchor="0.1.36" type="notebook entry" n="35" title="[Housemaid etc.]"
                  workcode="memo">
                    <p>Housemaid came 15 Jany /67</p>
                    <ornlb>-----------------------</ornlb>
                    <p>Mrs. D. Basil W. [?] Proctor</p>
                    <ornlb>-----------------------</ornlb>
                </div1>
                <div1 anchor="0.1.37" type="picture notes" n="36" title="A Christmas Carol"
                  workcode="s195">
                    <p>Here followeth a maid, well apparelled<lb/>that shall sing a song of <del>the birth</del>
                        <lb/>
                        <del>of</del> Christ<add>'s birth</add> to the tune of Balulalow<lb/>
                        <foreign lang="latin">Jesus Christus hodie</foreign>
                        <lb/>
                        <foreign lang="latin">Natu est de Virgine</foreign>
                    </p>
                    <ornlb>-----------------------</ornlb>
                </div1>
                <div1 anchor="0.1.38" type="picture notes" n="37" title="[Painting Instructions]"
                  workcode="6p-1867">
                    <p>For plain scarlet try laying ground<lb/>with Venetian or Indian red
                        &amp;<lb/>white to the full depth of the<lb/>glazing with orange vermilion</p>
                    <ornlb>-----------------------</ornlb>
                </div1>
                <div1 anchor="0.1.39" type="memoranda" n="38"
                  title="[Rossetti's Italian Poetry Sources]"
                  workcode="memo">
                    <p>Feb. 22 /67 Lent Saffi<lb/>Poeti del Primo Secolo 1 vol<lb/>Nannucci Manuale
                        2 vols<lb/>Trucchi Poesie Italiane<lb/>ined 4
                        vols&#8212;Barberino<lb/>Dac: d'Amore 1 vol Reggiamente &amp;c 1
                        vol.<lb/>Fraticelli 3 vols.</p>
                </div1>
                <epage/>
                <page n="[22]" image="a.nb0002.duke.23.tif"/>
                <pageheader>
                    <note>blank page except for a pasted strip of paper with some odd line marks</note>
                </pageheader>
                <epage/>
                <page n="[23]" image="a.nb0002.duke.24.tif"/>
                <div1 anchor="0.1.40" type="memoranda" n="39" title="[Merchants' Bills]"
                  workcode="memo">
                    <delspan>
                        <p>To Bower £18-0-9<lb/>Nov 15th (for 12th)</p>
                    </delspan>
                    <ornlb>-----------------------</ornlb>
                    <delspan>
                        <p>To Mr Keeling £22-7-6<lb/>payable 1st April 1866</p>
                    </delspan>
                    <ornlb>-----------------------</ornlb>
                    <p>Andrews: Latin English Lexicon&#8212;<lb/>Sampson Low 47 Ludgate Hill
                        1863 price 18/-</p>
                    <ornlb>-----------------------</ornlb>
                    <p>Lent to Chapman 23 Sept/65<lb/>1 green kirtle 1 white surcoat<lb/>1 white
                        &amp; yellow cote hardie with<lb/>kirtle to match</p>
                    <ornlb>-----------------------</ornlb>
                </div1>
                <div1 anchor="0.1.41" type="translation" n="40" title="La Pia. Dante"
                  workcode="19-1880"
                  id="a.19-1880.dukems">
                    <lg n="1" type="fragment">
                        <l n="1" r="4">Remember me whom am La Pia. Me</l>
                        <l n="2" r="5">Siena, me, Maremma, made, unmade.</l>
                        <l n="2.1" r="5">
                            <add>Or: In Siena &amp; Maremma born &amp; dead</add>
                        </l>
                        <l n="3" r="6">He knows this well whose wife I was,&#8212;even he</l>
                        <l n="4" r="7">
                            <del>Who with one/his ring betrothed me &amp; wed</del>
                        </l>
                        <l n="4a" r="7">
                            <add>With whose <del>one</del> gemmed ring I was betrothed &amp; wed.</add>
                        </l>
                        <l n="4var" r="7">
                            <add>fair jewel I was ringed &amp; wed</add>
                        </l>
                    </lg>
                </div1>
                <ornlb>-----------------------</ornlb>
                <div1 anchor="0.1.42" type="memoranda" n="41" title="[House Plants]" workcode="memo">
                    <p>Put charcoal in water to keep<lb/>plants for painting. 2 tablespoon<lb/>fuls
                        for a tumbler or so</p>
                </div1>
                <epage/>
                <page n="[24]" image="a.nb0002.duke.25.tif"/>
                <div1 anchor="0.1.43" type="memoranda" n="40" title="[Domestic Memos]"
                  workcode="memo">
                    <p>Thurs 19 <add>October 1865</add> Housemaid came</p>
                    <ornlb>-----------------------</ornlb>
                    <p>Mem: To get Johnson's photos<lb/>of <xref doc="a.s109.r-2.rap">Magdalene</xref> and <xref doc="a.s57.r-1.rap">Hest.
                        Ros.</xref> framed<lb/>same size for him</p>
                    <ornlb>-----------------------</ornlb>
                    <p>H. P. £5 payable every 14th Feby<lb/>&amp; 14th Aug.</p>
                    <ornlb>-----------------------</ornlb>
                    <p>Mem: Write to Hes: Dixon &amp;<lb/>Mrs Proctor <add>&amp; Mrs
                            Dalrymple &amp; Bowyer</add> when <hi rend="u">Beloved</hi> is done</p>
                    <ornlb>-----------------------</ornlb>
                    <p>
                        <del>Gambart £100 /19 March</del>
                    </p>
                    <ornlb>-----------------------</ornlb>
                    <p>Address about silver plate<lb/>&#8212;spoons forks
                        &amp;.c<lb/>Signor Marchetti<lb/>Apsley House<lb/>Torquay</p>
                    <ornlb>-----------------------</ornlb>
                    <p>
                        <del>Green £50 payable Aug 31</del>
                    </p>
                </div1>
                <epage/>
                <page n="[25]" image="a.nb0002.duke.26.tif"/>
                <div1 anchor="0.1.44" type="picture notes" n="42" title="The Death of Lady Macbeth"
                  workcode="s242">
                    <p>
                        <hi rend="u">Subject</hi>&#8212; Death of Lady Macbeth<lb/>Lady M.
                        nearly dead on pillow, but still<lb/>rubbing her hands. Women facing
                        back<lb/>from bed <del>?</del>
                        <add>or asleep</add>. Doctor <del>kneeling</del>
                        <add>watching</add> by<lb/>her. M's army seen <add>through windows</add>
                        marching out<lb/>
                        <del>seen transparent against window (perhaps)</del>
                        <del>witches</del>
                    </p>
                </div1>
                <div1 anchor="0.1.45" type="memoranda" n="43" title="[Borrowing and Lending etc]"
                  workcode="memo">
                    <ornlb>-----------------------</ornlb>
                    <p>Dec 28 /64. Lent Scott, Palm branch<lb/>Japanese brown robe, Indian
                        blue<lb/>&amp; white scarf, &amp; orange drapery<lb/>belonging
                        to Sandys.</p>
                    <ornlb>-----------------------</ornlb>
                    <delspan>
                        <p>To receive from Rae £50 on<lb/>12 Feb. &amp;
                            £50 on 15 March</p>
                    </delspan>
                    <ornlb>-----------------------</ornlb>
                    <p>Mem: To paint screen for M's<lb/>birthday</p>
                    <ornlb>-----------------------</ornlb>
                    <p>
                        <del>Marks, £100. 3rd (for 1st) <del>Aug</del> May</del>
                    </p>
                    <ornlb>-----------------------</ornlb>
                    <p>29 January. Lent Solomon<lb/>gold Indian bracelet</p>
                    <ornlb>-----------------------</ornlb>
                    <p>30 Jan. Sunday fortnight to go<lb/>to Anthony's</p>
                </div1>
                <epage/>
                <page n="[26]" image="a.nb0002.duke.27.tif"/>
                <div1 anchor="0.1.46" type="memoranda" n="44" title="[Ruskin memo]" workcode="">
                    <p>Mem: To ask Ruskin about<lb/>Lizzie's &#8220;Sister Helen&#8221;
                        &#8212; also about<lb/>reviewing B. in A.S.</p>
                    <omit extent="remainder of page"
                     reason="incidental memoranda that can be viewed on digital image"/>
                </div1>
                <epage/>
                <page n="[27]" image="a.nb0002.duke.28.tif"/>
                <div1 anchor="0.1.47" type="epigram" n="45" title="Ding dong for Bow-man"
                  workcode="6-1867">
                    <divheader>
                        <note/>
                    </divheader>
                    <lg n="1" type="stanza">
                        <l n="1">Ding dong for Bow-man</l>
                        <l n="2">Poor Bowman's dead &amp; gone</l>
                        <l n="3">Left seven sons alive</l>
                        <l n="4">Mickerly, Mackerly</l>
                        <l n="5">Richard &amp; Shackerly</l>
                        <l n="6">James, John &amp; Thomas&#8212;</l>
                        <l n="7">Bring me in ding dong church</l>
                        <l n="8">By the side of my dear mother</l>
                        <l n="9">Make my grave long and deep</l>
                        <l n="10">Strew it with flowers sweet</l>
                        <l n="11">Where I may lie &amp; sleep</l>
                        <l n="12">Now and for ever.</l>
                    </lg>
                </div1>
                <div1 anchor="0.1.48" type="picture notes" n="46"
                  title="Fair Rosamund (projected picture)"
                  workcode="sa846">
                    <p>Subject: Fair Rosamund fastening<lb/>skein to branch of tree</p>
                </div1>
                <omit extent="remainder of page"
                  reason="incidental memoranda that can be viewed on digital image"/>
                <epage/>
                <page n="[28]" image="a.nb0002.duke.29.tif"/>
                <omit extent="remainder of page"
                  reason="incidental memoranda that can be viewed on digital image"/>
                <epage/>
                <page n="[29]" image="a.nb0002.duke.3.tif"/>
                <omit extent="remainder of page"
                  reason="incidental memoranda that can be viewed on digital image"/>
                <epage/>
                <page n="[30]" image="a.nb0002.duke.30.tif"/>
                <msadds type="other">
                    <trans>By Gabriel<lb/>c. 1868<lb/>La Pia</trans>
                    <desc>WMR's note in box at upper left of the drawing</desc>
                </msadds>
                <div1 anchor="0.1.49" type="drawing" n="47" title="La Pia de' Tolomei"
                  workcode="19-1880.s207">
                    <divheader>
                        <note>The page is an early <xref doc="a.s207e.rap">sketch</xref> for the oil
                            painting DGR began in 1868 but did not complete until 1880. DGR's
                            translation of the relevant passsage in the <xref doc="a.">
                                <title level="bk">
                                    <hi rend="i">Purgatorio</hi>
                                </title>
                            </xref> is copied vertically along the right side of the drawing.</note>
                    </divheader>
                    <p>LA PIA</p>
                    <note>The title of the picture is inscribed on a cartouche in the lower center
                        of the drawing.</note>
                </div1>
                <div1 anchor="0.1.50" type="translation" n="48" title="La Pia. Dante"
                  workcode="19-1880"
                  id="a.19-1880.dukems1">
                    <lg n="1" type="fragment">
                        <l n="1">Ah! where on earth thy voice again is heard</l>
                        <l n="2">And thou from the long road hast rested thee,</l>
                        <l n="3">(After the second spirit said the third)</l>
                        <l n="4">Remember me whom am La Pia: Me</l>
                        <l n="5">Siena, me Maremma, made, unmade.</l>
                        <l n="6">He knoweth this thing in his heart,&#8212;even he</l>
                        <l n="7">With whose fair jewel I was ringed &amp; wed.</l>
                    </lg>
                </div1>
                <page n="[31]" image="a.nb0002.duke.31.tif"/>
                <omit extent="remainder of page"
                  reason="incidental memoranda that can be viewed on digital image"/>
                <epage/>
                <page n="[32]" image="a.nb0002.duke.32.tif"/>
                <omit extent="remainder of page"
                  reason="incidental memoranda that can be viewed on digital image"/>
                <epage/>
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