Middle leaf] institutional label.
Lower leaf] institutional gift label.

Bottom left corner] microfilm label.

Bottom right corner] unattributed pencil inscription:
"564
6-7".

Upper leaf] institutional pencil inscription:
"Harvard College Library
Howe Fund & Mrs. H. K. Metcalf
November 6, 1934".

21] pencil underline and checkmark.
25-28] pencil score.

1-6] pencil score.
12] pencil underline.
35] pencil underline.

30] pencil underline.

7] pencil checkmark.
12] pencil underline and checkmark.

28-30] pencil checkmark.

30-31] pencil score.

12] pencil underline.

26-29] pencil score.

20-24] pencil score.

31] pencil underline and double cross-checks.
Bottom margin] pencil double cross-checks and annotation:
"Here's a touch Shakspearean — Regan talks
of ingratitude!"

13] pencil underline and annotation:
"Terrific!"

6] pencil underline.
35-36] pencil score.

14] pencil checkmark.
24-25] pencil diagonal score.

7-8] pencil score.
16-17] pencil score.

3-4] pencil underlines and checkmark.

1-3] pencil checkmark.
15-16] pencil checkmark.

17-20] pencil enclosure.

29-33] pencil score.
33] pencil underlines.

29] pencil underline.

7] pencil x.
19] erased pencil checkmark.

20-22] pencil diagonal score.

12] pencil checkmark.
13-26] pencil score.
18] pencil underline.

9-10] pencil score.

15] pencil underline and checkmark.

Top margin] pencil x and annotation:
"The infernal nature has a valor often denied
to innocence."
1-5] pencil score and x.

11-13] pencil score.

23] pencil checkmark.
27-28] pencil underlines and question mark.

12-14] pencil score.
18] pencil underline.
24-28] pencil score.

16-20] pencil score.

10-13] inner and outer pencil diagonal scores.

16-18] pencil score.
21-23] pencil score.

11-17] pencil score.

15-17] pencil double score.

1-23] pencil broken score and annotation:
"Here is
forcibly
shown
the
great
Montaignism
of
Hamlet".
5] pencil line.
5-9] pencil score, double from lines 6 to 8, over-writing an erased marking.

25-32] pencil score.

8] pencil checkmark.
10] pencil checkmark.
11-12] pencil arced score.
13-18] erased pencil score.

9-10] pencil checkmark.

8] pencil diagonal score, or possibly a stray mark created in the act of inscribing the score at 8-12.
8-12] pencil score.

26-28] pencil diagonal score.

26-29] pencil score.

6] pencil checkmark.

1-12] pencil score.

25-26] pencil checkmark.

17-18] pencil double score.

8-15] partially erased or lightly inscribed pencil curvilinear score.

1-3] pencil score and checkmark.

21-24] pencil score.

19-21] pencil score.

38] outer pencil checkmark and inner pencil question mark in parentheses.

8-9] pencil score.

3-6] pencil score.

17-18] pencil underlines.
17-22] pencil double score.

21] pencil underline and checkmark.

12-15] pencil score.
17-22] pencil score.

27-31] pencil score.

23-26] pencil score.

Lower leaf] institutional ink stamp:
"18".

Upper leaf] pencil inscriptions:
"It is better to laugh & not sin than to weep & be
wicked. — Ten loads of coal to burn him. —
Brought to the stake — warmed himself by the fire.

Ego non baptizo te in nominee Patris et
Filii et Spiritus Sancti — sed in nomine
Diaboli. — Madness is undefinable —
It & right reasons extremes of one.

— Not the (black art) Goetic but Theurgic magic —
seeks converse with the Intelligence, Power, the
Angel."
Commentary

Upper to lower leaf] pencil inscriptions, with pencil score at lines 5-7:
"A seaman figures in The Canterbury Tales.
With many a tempest had his beard been
shook. — Secret grief is a
cannibal of its own heart. — Bacon.
Claudia of the Appian family, 'I wish
some fight or pestilence would thin out
this crowd.' Arrogance.
Roast beef in the pulpit.

An animal of a man — 'do eagles wear
spectacles?' — Health. — Contrast: an
over spiritual man.
——
'Yes, Madam, Cain was a godless froward boy, &
Reuben (Gen: 49) & Absalom' Many pious men
have impious children — (Devil as a Quaker)
————————
A formal compact — Imprimis — First — Second.
The aforesaid soul. said soul &c — Duplicates —
^_—— 'How was it about the temptation on the
hill?' &c — D begs the hero to form
one of a 'Society of D's' — his name would be weighty
&c — Leaves a letter to the D — 'My
Dear D' — Conversation upon Gabriel, Michael &
——— Raphael — gentlemanly &c
'Terra Oblivionis' 'Hellites' — At the Astor find him
making almanacks — going to a ball takes a long
time making toilette. — The Doctor's coach stops
the way. — 'Do you beleive all that stuff?
nonsence — the world was never made. — 'But Is not
this you mentioned here — in the scriptures?'
Receives visits from the principal d's — 'Gentlemen' &c.
Arguments to persuade — 'Would you not rather
be below with kings than above with fools?'"
Commentary

Upper leaf of original pastedown, now covered] pencil notes:
"Goethe's Autobiography".
"Eschylus Tragedies".
Top right corner] institutional label.
Commentary