28 _was--were_ (G., S. 40 G. & S. insert _The_ at beginning of line. 43, after _funerall_.--_?_ (G., S. 44 and 45 G. & S. punctuate with . at end of 44 and , at end of 45. The emendation is plausible, even probable, but not warranted by necessity. 45 and 46 G. & S. omit s. d., _Recorders Musique_, 46 _interd--interr’d_ (M.--_enter’d_ (G., S. See Notes. After 47, s. d.--G. & S. render: _Solemn music. Enter the Funeral Procession. The Coffin borne by four, preceeded by a Priest._ Captains, Lieutenants, Ensigns, _and_ Soldiers; Mourners, Scutcheons _&c., and very good order_. Romont _and_ Charalois, _followed by the_ Gaolers _and_ Officers, _with_ Creditors, _meet it_. After 53 G. & S. insert s. d.: _To the Bearers, who set down the Coffin_. After 64 G. & S. insert s. d.: _To the Soldiers_. 75, after _What_ --! (C., f. 93 _Would they not so?--Would they so?_ (C., M., G.--_Would they? Not so._ (S. See Notes. 94, 95, and 96 Lines in Q.: _Wee’ll ... then_: | _No ... Rogues._ | _Till ... damn’d._ | _Damn’d ... ha._ 94 _’em--them_ (G., S. 95 _Rogues--rogue_ (S. 97 _weel’d--we would_ (M., f. 98 _Y’are--Ye’re_ (C., M.--_You are_ (G., S. 100 _shee--ye_ (M., f. The emendation is probably correct. 100, after rogues.--? (G., S. 104 _yee, ye’are--you, you’re_ (C., M., G. 105 _2 Cred.--1 Cred._ (M., probably misprint. 106 _They have--They’ve_ (C., M. 106 _We have--We’ve_ (C., f. 108 _We haue--we’ve_ (M. 111 _rights--right_ (M. 132 _both heere--here both_ (M. 134 s. d.: _Song. Musicke._--i. e. the First Song, on page 145.--introduced here in text by all editors save Gifford and Coleridge. 135 _’em--them_ (G., S. 137, after _were --at_ inserted by C., f. 137 _Saylor_--misprint for _Iaylor_,--emended by C., f. 143 _Turnes--Turn_ (M., f. [Act II, Scene ii] 6 _eene--even_ (G., S. 12 _eene--even_ (G., S. 17 _serue--served_ (G., S. See Notes. 18 _Peepe--pip_ (M., f. 20 _ith’--in the_ (G., S. 22 _em--them_ G., S. 37 _Vd’d--Uds_--(M., f. 40 _can’t--can it_ (M., f. 48 _ith’--in the_ (G., S. 49 _please--pleases_ (C., M., G. 55 _Ile--I will_ (G., S. 55 _i’th--in the_ (M., f. 59 _your--you_ (M. (in corrigenda at end of vol. 4), f. A correct emendation. 60 _loue? the lesse neare you.--love the less near you?_ (M., f. 63 _Humpe--Hum_ (C., M.; _Humph_ (G., S. 64, after _shoulder_, --C. & M. insert _and_. 67 Nou.--C., f. affix Junior throughout. 71 _turn’d--trimm’d_ (G., S. Emend. sug. by M. 78 _discipline falne_) _out--discipline, fallen out_ (C., f. 81 _Lord:_ Per se, _Lord--lord_ per se, _lord_! (G., S. 94 _’em--them_ (G., S. 95 _taught--caught_ (M., f. 98 _’em--them_ (G., S. 99 _i’th--in the_ (G., S. 100 _Quirpo_--thus C. & G.; M. & S. read _Querpo_. 104 _skip_--See Notes. 105 _liue to eate_--for _liue_, G. reads _flatters_; S reads _lie_, which is probably right. 112 _Mrs.--Must_ (C., M. 122 _i’th_--in the (G., S. 125 end--s. d.: _Nov. jun. kisses her hand._ (G., S.