Beaumont and Fletcher's Works, Vol. 10 of 10Fletcher, John
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Beaumont and Fletcher's Works, Vol. 10 of 10
Fletcher, John
English drama
p. =122=, l. 10. A and B] will ye l. 14. E _omits_] so l. 16. E]
afflictions l. 21. E] _Laz._ This kiss is yours, l. 28. C-E] hold l.
37. A-D] a should l. 39. A-D] a cal'd
p. =123=, l. 37. C-E] to be one l. 37. C-E _omit_] same
p. =124=, l. 2. C-E _omit_] have l. 37. C-E] thought
p. =126=, l. 26. E] bandstring l. 27. E] send
p. =127=, l. 21. A-D] this seven yeares l. 31. C-E] wind l. 39. A-D]
fetch am
p. =128=, l. 4. A and B] All readie?
p. =129=, l. 9. C-E _omit_] have l. 15. A-E] to bee hang'd, with
silence yet l. 32. E] ahd l. 33. C-E _omit_] now l. 34. A and B] so
forward
p. =130=, l. 4. E] _1 Int._ l. 6. C-E _omit_] other l. 27. C and D]
Scena 3 E] _Scæna Tertia_ l. 30. E _omits_] again
p. =131=, l. 2. A and B] wilfull, ignorant, | Of your owne nakednes,
did l. 24. A] dar'st to turne B] dar'st ta turne
p. =132=, l. 7. E] goldeu l. 8. A-D] it l. 16. A and B] whome have ye
guarded hether C-E] who l. 22. A and B] a hath l. 25. E] have l. 28.
C-E] shall
p. =133=, l. 27. C-E] what l. 34. E] brings
p. =134=, l. 2. A] that the l. 23. E] neighbors, l. 38. C-E _omit_] most
p. =135=, l. 10. C-E] longing l. 11. A-D] there is l. 18. C-E] my l.
34. A and B] not longer
p. =137=, l. 3. E] good. l. 8. C-E] up, l. 13. A-D] you are l. 32. C-E
_omit_] it l. 34. A-D] deserve it. l. 35. A-E] too
p. =138=, l. 15. B] feast at all C-E] feast all l. 16. A] be small l.
16. B _omits_] if l. 18. A and B] it betweene l. 20. A and B] heavens
guard the tother C and D] the tother l. 22. E _prints_] _Duke from_
_above_ at end of line as stage direction. l. 23. B-E] What I?
p. =139=, l. 3. A and B] ye can l. 13. A and B] talents l. 18. A and B]
give to you l. 26. C-E] make l. 29. A and B] Gundele C and D] Gondele
l. 34. E] _Cond._ l. 40. A-D] a part
p. =140=, l. 5. A and B] assist ye l. 10. E] foft l. 16. A-D] do, if a
should E] do; if he should l. 18. A-D] if a cou'd get a knife, sure a
wo'd l. 19. A-D] a wo'd doe l. 24. A and B] stomack rawe
p. =141=, l. 5. B-E] them on her l. 11. E] thy l. 34. C-E] does your
Lordship?
p. =142=, l. 14. A-E] Whether l. 22. E] wrongfully, the l. 25. C-E]
meditate l. 26. E] Time will call l. 29. C-E] are most merciful
NICE VALOUR.
=A= = First folio. =B= = Second folio.
(=A=) THE | NICE VALOUR, | or, | The Passionate Mad-man.
p. =143=. A _omits all after l. 2_.
p. =144=, l. 3. B] suffrage l. 10. B] 'twos
p. =145=, l. 5. B] repuations l. 8. A] I ha' l. 12. B] valour; no
virtue; l. 18. B] ot
p. =146=, l. 5. A] 'Has l. 7. A] 'Had l. 18. B] faithlfuly
p. =147=, l. 35. B] enemy?
p. =148=, l. 22. A] I am
p. =149=, l. 2. A _omits_] Lady, _at end_ l. 3. A and B _omit_] _1
Gent. at beginning_ l. 22. A] I am
p. =150=, l. 2. B] too
p. =151=, l. 40. A] the equality
p. =153=, l. 15. B] us, than
p. =154=, l. 6. B] hie l. 7. B] amoroesly l. 8. B] _Shvm_ l. 18. B] is
p. =157=, l. 5. B] _Women_, l. 18. B] time, make
p. =158=, l. 23. A] an' that l. 29. A] This sute l. 36. A and B] him?
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