thee as a _servant_" (52,_b_), original _servand_--"As _far_ as" (57,_d_), original _for_--"And let thy _word_ be _cousin_ to thy deed" (59,_a_), original _world_ ... _consyn_--"_See_ that ye commit" (59,_b_), original _So_--"to every man's _guise_" (60,_b_), original _ges_--"my chief _counsellor_" (60,_c_), original _conselour_--"_Sens._ Lord! ye say well" (61,_b_), between this and the previous line Dr. Brandl points out that a line has been dropped, but there is no break in the original copy--"To put him_self_" (61,_c_), in original _selse_--"[_He goeth out...._]" (64,_d_), considerable confusion exists in the original from this point to the end of the next page. The lines beginning "Worldly Affection," "Come hither!" are assigned to _The World_, whereas it is clear that _The World_ goes out, and _Mankind_, calling to _Worldly_ _Affection_ (who comes in), continues his speech, addressing the new comer. From this point the speeches now given, rightly I think, to _Worldly_ _Affection_ are in original to _The World_, except the last on page 65, which appears as a continuation of _Mankind's_ speech. I may remark that Dr. Brandl differs--"[_Pride_]. Who dwelleth here" (66,_c_), in original _Pry. Co._--"worn gilt _spurs_ ... cutted _whores_" (66,_d_), original _sperys_ ... _horys_--"How say ye, _sirs_" (67,_a_), original _syrst_: Brandl suggests reading _fyrst_--"_Allez ... vous avant!_" (69,_c_), original _Ale seygniour ale vouse auant_"--"judge in common _pleas_" (71,_c_), original, _place_--"Sir! bid him welcome," etc. (72,_b_), in original the catch-cue to "_Sens._" is repeated here; the present interpolated "direction" makes the action clear--_Man._ Me?" (73,_a_), in original _Man._ is misprinted as part of text, _Man me?_--"The _world_ told me" (73,_c_), read _World_--"Where they _shall_" (93,_b_), original misprinted _shalbe_--"Sirs, God speed _ye_!" (112,_d_), original _you_--"[_A line has been shaved away at the_ _foot of the page_]" (112,_d_), this is now restored from the Quaritch fragment, "_Had I set a done_ (= adown) _my gear_." A line similarly shaved off at 114,_a_ is also restored by "I _wene he wyll be dede_"--"great _scorn_ and disdain" (120,_c_), original _storn_--"mind and good _will_" (121,_b_), Dr. Brandl suggests reading _lust_--"to the uttermost" (122,_d_), Dr. Brandl suggests _uttermest_--"He _speaketh_ sometime" (126,_a_), so in original, Dr. Brandl prints _seeketh_--"[_Help_] to reform" (128,_d_), this word is cut away at the foot of the page: the same mishap has occurred at "in this case" (130,_a_). NE, "_ne_ would" (N124,_a_), not, neither. NEAT, "a horse and a _neat_" (M26,_c_), an ox, bullock, cow, heifer: now rare. NEC, "_nec_ in hasta," etc. (M18,_c_), see 1 Reg. xvii. 47--"Non in gladio, _nec_ in hasta...."