In general, this transcription retains the text of the Everyman's Library edition. Censored words have been restored, and a few errors have been corrected. Inconsistencies in the character titles have been corrected, and character names in stage directions have been spelled out. Following the Folio's conventions, the 1910 text italicizes text to set off songs or lines from the play within a play, though somewhat inconsistently. This use of italics has been made consistent. In the 1910 text, character titles preceding dialogue in a regular typeface are italicized, and character titles preceding the italicized text of songs or the play within the play are printed in a regular typeface. The html-based files of this transcription retain this use of contrasting regular and italicized typefaces. In the text version of this transcription, all character titles preceding dialogue and in stage directions for entrances are capitalized. The character titles of the puppets in Act V have been adjusted to help clarify which lines are part of the play within a play. The following changes to the Everyman's Library text are noted: - Cover: The cover has been edited from the original dust jacket. - Title page: The 1910 text, which is part of an anthology of Jonson's plays, only has a title page for the collection. The text included in the title page for this etext is based on the text of the Folio's title page. - p. 189: WASPE. Good master Hornet, t--in your teeth--Changed "t--in" to "turd in" as in the Folio. - p. 189: and t--in your little wife's teeth too--Changed "t--in" to "turd in". - p. 190: WASPE. Marry gip, goody She-justice, mistress Frenchhood! t--in your teeth, and t--in your Frenchhood's teeth too--Changed "t--in" to "turd in". - p. 191: MRS. LIT. And I am, for the cosset his charge--Assigned this line to Winwife in keeping with the Folio. - p. 192: OVER. You will not let him go, brother, and lose him?--For consistency, changed the character title "OVER." to "MRS. OVER." - p. 193: GRA. Truly, I have no such fancy to the Fair--For consistency, changed the character title "GRA." to "GRACE." - p. 195: For consistency with the rest of the text, changed the character title "BUS." to "BUSY." - p. 197: The text of the song beginning with the line "Now the Fair's a filling!" has been italicized in keeping with the Folio and the convention elsewhere in the text of italicizing songs. - p. 198-99: and a quarter of pound of colt's-foot mixt with it too, to [eke] it out.--The Everyman's Library edition substituted "[eke]" for "itch" in the Folio. The original word has been restored. - p. 206: because he is an ass. and may be a-kin to the Cokeses?--Changed period after "ass" to a comma.