The Faithful Shepherdess: The Works of Francis Beaumont and John Fletcher (Volume 2 of 10).Fletcher, John
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The Faithful Shepherdess: The Works of Francis Beaumont and John Fletcher (Volume 2 of 10).
Fletcher, John
English drama -- 17th century; Tragicomedy
p. 386,
l. 21. A and B] grief and tine.
l. 30. A-C] raine.
l. 35. A-D] swains more meeter.
l. 36. A and B] Than these.
l. 38. A-D] Hide.
p. 387,
l. 3. A-D] hath been.
l. 7. F] _Titans_.
p. 388,
l. 3. A-D] lowde falling.
l. 21. A] his walkes keep.
l. 32. F _omits_] great.
l. 34. A] high birth.
l. 36. A] born a most.
p. 389,
l. 1. A] did lop.
l. 2. A] told me.
l. 6. A] teeth.
l. 8. A _omits_] fast.
l. 14. A] Formentill.
l. 16. A-F] roote. A-D and F] swellings best.
l. 31. A] wanton forces.
l. 39. A] and with joy.
p. 390,
l. 1. A] Enter Shepheard.
l. 2. A] _Shep_. and so throughout.
l. 10. A] make.
l. 15. A and C] you blessed.
l. 16. A] brightly.
l. 19. A] That stiled is the.
l. 36. A-C] into a stround.
p. 391,
l. 1. C] eies.
l. 14. C] Thy way.
l. 16. 2nd Folio _misprints_] Chor.
l. 24. A _omits_] Then. (_char_.).
l. 30. A] flame.
p. 392,
l. 4. A] _Orions_.
l. 5. A-D] woven.
l. 6. A-C] unfould.
l. 7. A] The errant soul. A-D] not the true.
l. 9. A] _Alpen_.
l. 13. A] you do keep.
l. 14. E] that are begotten.
l. 30. A-C] for their.
l. 31. A and B] To seat them.
p. 393,
l. 3. A-D] Doe, and let.
l. 6. A-C _omit_] that here. D _omits_] that.
l. 9. A-F] mourning. A-F] Ewe.
l. 18. A, B and D] For never did.
l. 21. 2nd Folio _misprints_] then.
l. 23. A-D] Shootes.
l. 26. A and B] And present.
l. 31. 2nd Folio _misprints_] maiden.
l. 35. A-D] highly praise.
p. 394,
l. 4. C] ne're knit that eye.
l. 17. C] her shame.
l. 30. A-F] As grinnes.
l. 31. A] at Conies, Squirrels.
P. 395,
l. 1. A-F] stronger way.
l. 26. A and B] dipt over.
p. 396,
l. 8. A and B _insert before Enter Daphnis_] Actus secundus Scena quarta.
l. 14. A-D] thy Shepherds.
l. 19. A and B] My flame.
l. 34. 2nd Folio _misprints_] blesseds.
l. 35. A-F _insert_ Enter Alexis _after_ l. 36.
p. 397,
l. 10. A-D] those.
l. 16. A and B] hold her.
l. 20. A-C] though with.
p. 399,
l. 2. A-F] These rights.
l. 17. A-C] Enter the.
l. 27. C] the feet.
p. 400,
l. 21. A-C] _She awaketh_.
l. 23. A-F] Magick right.
l. 27. A and B] thus reformd thee.
l. 31. C and D _omit_] that.
p. 401,
l. 6. A and C] moone beams.
l. 7. A-D and F] true shape.
l. 13. C] your sacred.
l. 24. A, D and F] she hath got.
l. 37. A-F] of Lyon. A and B] or of Bear.
p. 402,
l. 22. A and B] Ile followe, and for this thy care of me.
C _omits the line_.
l. 27. A-F] with a.
p. 403,
l. 29. A-E] never thou shalt move.
p. 404,
l. 33. A and B _read_] _Alex._ Oh!
_Sat._ Speake againe thou mortall wight.
l. 34. A and B _omit_] _Sat._
p. 405,
l. 3. A-C] beheld you shaggy.
l. 17. A and B] O stray.
l. 25. A-F] Who I did.
l. 29. A-C] _Enter the_.
p. 406,
l. 2. A and B] _of a_ Amoret.
l. 3. A and B] But all these.
l. 29. A and B] swear, Beloved _Perigot_.
l. 37. A-D] then that young.
p. 407,
l. 4. A and B] How should.
l. 11. C] take my _Amoret_.
l. 30. A and B _read_] div'd art, art not.
l. 36. F] still as.
l. 37. C] Though others shows.
l. 38. C] and rest my.
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