this line: I offer mine as a suggestion--"with these cursed _caitiffs_" (34,_a_), _cayftys_ in MS.--"nigh dead in the crick" (34,_c_), _my_ in MS.: corrected by M and B, and adopted by F, to _ny_--"Hic, hic, hic" (34,_c_), M says a line is wanted here rhyming with the third line lower down to complete the stanza--"a _cepe_ coppus" (34,_d_), so in original which says M may be intentional: he reads _cape corpus_--"give the rope just to _thy_ neck" (35,_d_), _pye_ in MS.: restored by M and B--"_He_ _is_ so timorous" (36,_a_), _He ys ys_ in MS.--"To see your _solicitious_ face" (36,_b_), _solaycyose_ in MS.: M reads _solacyose_; B _solicitose_--"What! ask mercy yet once again?" (36,_c_), F says that from this point to "good perseverance" (40,_b_) the MS. is in another hand--"my _worst_ transgression" (36,_c_), _wernt_ or _werunt_ in MS.: F has _werst_: M has _wekit_--"dolorous _fears_" (36,_d_), _seris_ in MS.: F has _feris_: M has _feres_; and B suggests _sores_--"this sinful sinner to _redeem_" (36,_d_), so in MS.: M and B suggest _reduce_ for the rhyme's sake--"_Nam hec ... non sunt_" (36,_d_), F "notes" this passage: "Ps. lxxvi (lxxvii, Engl.), 11, _'hæc mutatio dexteræ Excelsi_'; '_Verte impios,_ _et non erunt_'--Prov. xii. 7"--"as Himself doth _precise_" (37,_b_), M says "_precyse_ does not rhyme: qy. _preche_, or, as Kittredge suggests, _precysely_ _teche_"--"_Nolo mortem, &c._" (37,_b_), "_Nolo mortem_ _impii, sed ut convertatur impius a vita sua, et vivat_, Ezech. xxviii. 11" (F)--"he will [be] reducible" (37,_b_), M--"Incline your capacity," etc. (37,_d_), in MS. this line reads, "My doctrine is convenient, Incline your capacity": the change is due to M--"as _I_ said before" (38,_a_), _he_ in MS. (M)--"cause of great grievan_ce_" (38,_b_), "_ge_ in MS. altered to _ce_ or _se_" (F)--"Not to the _lowli'st_ joy" (38,_d_), F reads _holest_, and "notes" M's query of MS. being miswritten for _loliest_ or _lest_: B also suggests _lo[w]l[i]est_--"Scripture doth _prove_" (38,_d_), _prewe_ in MS. and followed by F: M has _prove_--"my _suavious_ solace" (38,_d_), to B: F has _suatius_; M has _solatius_--"my _inexcusable_ reproof" (39,_a_), so in MS.: M suggests _inexorable_ may be better--"fantastical visions, _sedulously_ sought" (39,_b_), _sedociusly_ in MS.: the emendment is to M: B reads _seducively_--"_Libere velle_," _etc._ (40,_a_), _Libere_ _welle liebere welle_ (Kittredge in M)--"Dominus custodi[a]t te" (40,_b_), _custodit se_ in MS. (M)--"my _several_ patrociny" (40,_c_), "? MS. suuerall (several, individual). Kittredge suggests _special_" (F)--"_Search_ your conditions" (40,_c_), in original _Serge_--"O Liber," etc. (40,_d_), see _Macro Plays_. MAN OF ARMS (M28,_c_), a sarcasm: Mischief is loaded with fetters. MANITORY, "my doctrine _manitory_" (M39,_b_), warning.