Beaumont and Fletcher's Works, Vol. 01 of 10: the Custom of the CountryFletcher, John
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Beaumont and Fletcher's Works, Vol. 01 of 10: the Custom of the Country
Fletcher, John
Brothers -- Drama; English drama -- 17th century; Sex customs -- Drama; Tragicomedy
p. 322,
l. 14. A] aboord.
l. 15. A] Yet my disguise.
l. 30. A] the contempt.
p. 325,
l. 10. A] And he in Lisbon.
ll. 22-26. This speech is printed in A as a continuation of
Arnoldo's.
p. 326,
ll. 18 and 19. A _adds_ in the margin] Tapers ready.
l. 20. A] so, like a Turke.
l. 26. Second Folio _misprints_] Of what.
l. 34. Second Folio _misprints_] embace.
p. 327,
ll. 2-10. A gives all these lines to Rutilio.
p. 328,
ll. 5 and 6. A _adds_ in margin] Lights ready.
l. 33. A _omits_] Fight.
l. 35. A _omits_] Falls.
l. 38. Second Folio _misprints_] Governous.
p. 329,
l. 4. A _omits_] 1.
p. 331,
l. 30. A prints marginal direction] Hold a purse ready.
p. 333,
l. 14. In A the words 'my state would rather ask a curse'
are printed by mistake between ll. 16 and 17.
l. 23. A] sight.
l. 30. A] her Chamber.
p. 334.
l. 17. A] but to a fortune.
l. 21. A] bucket.
l. 39. A prints the marginal direction (Musicke)
at the end of the following line.
p. 335,
l. 1. A _omits_] 1.
l. 19. A] strike indeed.
p. 336,
l. 1. A] attend her.
p. 341,
ll. 14-16. A by mistake gives these lines as a continuation of
Sulpicia's speech.
l. 33. A] beaten off.
p. 342,
l. 23. A] blow that part.
p. 344,
l. 12. A] affection.
p. 345,
l. 33. A] give that.
p. 346,
l. 4. A] may cease.
p. 350,
l. 18. A] a larum.
p. 352,
l. 5. A] had.
l. 13. Second Folio _misprints_] Portual.
p. 353,
l. 29. A _omits_] will.
p. 354,
l. 25. Second Folio] comanded.
p. 358,
l. 31. A] angers.
p. 359,
l. 13. Second Folio] you.
l. 25 and 26. A transposes these lines.
l. 26. A _omits_] not.
p. 361,
l. 10. A] hopes. Lords againe.
l. 38. A _omits_] and.
p. 365,
l. 27. A] it will not hold.
l. 33. A] lost me an.
l. 34. Second Folio _misprints_] strengthing.
l. 39. A] a dores.
p. 367,
l. 4. A] adventure.
1. 20. Second Folio _misprints_] unwhosom.
p. 368,
l. 38. Second Folio _misprints_] To may you.
p. 369,
l. 27. A _omits_] do.
l. 28. A] maugre.
p. 371,
l. 9. A] sorrowes.
l. 27. A _omits_] and.
p. 372,
l. 18. A] visitance.
p. 373,
l. 3. A] but to read.
p. 375,
l. 11. A] Gives.
p. 376,
l. 2. A] banding.
p. 379,
l. 1. A] a foote.
l. 9. A] stick.
l. 23. A] welcome home, Gentlemen.
p. 380,
l. 36. A] eye.
p. 381,
l. 19. Second Folio] If.
p. 383,
l. 13. A] Doore in.
p. 384,
l. 25. Second Folio _misprints_] rrue.
P. 387,
l. 13. A _adds_] For my Soune Clarke.
END OF VOL. I.
CAMBRIDGE: PRINTED BY JOHN CLAY, M.A. AT THE UNIVERSITY PRESS.
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