_ye_ in manuscript, which Halliwell follows: Prof. Manly has _he_--"_Study._ Yea, hold your peace ... that way" (139,_c_), Halliwell in his reprint (1848) reads thus:-- Yea, hold your peace, best! we here now stay, For, Instruction, I like not that way. "_Good, sir_" (141,_b_), original _God, sir_--"_Striketh him_" (144,_d_), this stage direction, which is not in manuscript, should, of course, have been put within brackets--"Give ear to _that_ we sing and say" (145,_c_), so in MS.; _what_ in transcript of song in Shakespeare Soc. Papers, II. 78: it may also be noted that in the same transcript the commencement of the fifth stanza inserts _an_ not in the MS. which reads "After eye given"--"_Here cometh in_ HONEST RECREATION," etc. (145,_a_ to 146,_b_), this stage direction in MS. is continuous, and the song is given at the end of the play. I have inserted it here as more convenient--"while we _him_ bear" (146,_b_), _here_ in MS., which is followed by Halliwell; I have accepted Prof. Manly's amendment--"_Rea._ I wot well that" (146,_d_), in MS. these words are followed in the same line by the first five words of the next line, "The more to blame ye"; the scribe finding out his mistake crossed them through, and then re-wrote them in the next line as in text--"_Here_ COMFORT, QUICKNESS, STRENGTH _go out_" (147,_a_), in the margin, very small, between the speakers' names as if by an afterthought, is written, "Al go out save Honest"--"Sure call a blow or twain" (162,_d_), Halliwell says "the scribe here began to write the preceding speech of Science but erased it." Reference to the manuscript shows that the previous line originally ran, "By the mass, _madam, ye can no good_," and that the words in italics were then crossed through and the line re-written as in the present text. The next line, commencing "And thou shalt sure," etc., has apparently been written in after the mistake was discovered; it occurs at the end of a page. At the top of the next page of the MS. the word "Art" is written, and then crossed through, as if the writer had begun to write the lines ascribed to Science (162,_d_) commencing "Art a-swearing, too?"--"Welcome, mine own" (171,_c_), in the MS. this song appears in another part of the book quite distinct from the play, but as it is obviously intended to be sung here it is restored to its place. Therefore the stage directions _supra_ and _infra_ (171,_c_, 172,_d_) are continuous in the MS.--"life's end [end] it" (174,_d_), in the MS. the line reads with _life's end end it_, but the second _end_ is crossed through, erroneously it would seem.