402: _Being criminal, in double violation_] _Being doubly criminal in violation_ Hanmer. 403: _of promise-breach_] _in promise-breach_ Hanmer. _of promise_ Malone conj. 410: _fault's thus manifested;_] Ff. _faults are manifested;_ Rowe. _faults are manifest;_ Hanmer. _fault thus manifested--_ Dyce. 411: _deny, denies_] _deny 'em, deny_ Hanmer. 413: _haste._] _haste,_ F4. 421: _confiscation_] F2 F3 F4. _confutation_ F1. 422: _withal_] F4. _with all_ F1. _withall_ F2 F3. 426: [Kneeling.] Johnson. 441: [Kneeling.] Rowe. 452: _but_] om. Hanmer, who ends lines 448-452 at _o'ertake ... but ... way ... thoughts._ 456: _It was commanded so_] _'Twas so commanded_ Hanmer. 465: _What's he?_] _And what is he?_ Hanmer. See note (XX). 466: _would_] F1. _wouldst_ F2 F3 F4. _wish_ Capell (corrected in MS. to _would_). 470: _the heat_] _heat_ Pope. 476: SCENE VII. Pope. muffled] om. Ff. C. behind, and J. both muffl'd up. Capell. _my lord_] _my good lord_ Hanmer. 480: _according_] _accordingly_ F4. 482: _And_] F1. _I_ F2 F3 F4. 484: _your hand_] _you_ Hanmer. 489: _Is he pardon'd_] _He's pardoned_ Hanmer. _Is he too pardon'd_ Capell. 490: _and say you will_] _say you'll_ Hanmer. 491: _He is_] _And he's_ Hanmer, ending the line here. 495: _her worth worth yours_] _her worth works yours_ Hanmer. _her worth's worth yours_ Heath conj. 500: _so deserved_] _deserved so_ Pope. _so well deserv'd_ Collier MS. _so undeserv'd_ S. Walker conj. 507: _Is any woman_] Edd. _If any woman_ Ff. _If any woman's_ Hanmer. 519: _executed_] _execute_ Hanmer. 522: [Exeunt ... Lucio] Dyce. 527-532: Johnson conjectures: Ang. _The offence pardons itself._ Duke. _There's more behind That is more gratulate. Dear Isabel, ..._ 537: _that's_] F2 F3 F4. _that_ F1. NOTES. NOTE I. I. 1. 8, 9. The suggestion that a line has been lost in this place came first from Theobald. It is scarcely necessary to say that there is no mark of omission in the Folios. Malone supposes that a similar omission has been made II. 4. 123. The compositor's eye (he says) may have glanced from 'succeed' to 'weakness' in a subsequent hemistich. In order to relieve the plethoric foot-note we set down in this place some conjectures for which we are indebted to Mr Halliwell's note on the passage. (1) _Then no more remains To your sufficiency as your worth is able But that you let than work._ Wheler MS. (2) _But task to your sufficience ..._ Dent. MS. (3) _But that your sufficiency as your worth be able ..._ Monck Mason. (4) _Then no more remains: To your sufficiency your worth be added, And let them work._ T. Hull's MS. Commentary. (5) _... I let them work._ Chalmers.