128 after _recant_,--s. d.: _Kisses her_ (G,. S.
131 _Cant._--i. e. the Second Song, on page 145.--introduced here in
text by all editors save Gifford and Coleridge.
144 _Th’ art--Thou art_ (G., S.
153 _teares_--thus C. & M.;--G. & S. read _fears_, which seems a fitter
word here.
153 s. d.--G. & S. read, _Aside and exit_.
159 _affected_--affectedly (S.
159, after _you_--C., M., & G. insert _will_.
161 _yee--you_ (C., f.
164 _opportunity--opportunely_ (M., f. The emendation is probably
correct.
165 _Hum hum_--omitted by C., M., & G.
172, after _me_ --C. & M. insert _to_.
174 _bile--boil_ (C., f. See Notes.
179 _breath--breath’d_ (M., f.
193 _graue--brave_ (M., f.
194 and 195 _My Lord ... see_,--printed as one line in Q.
198, after _issues_--M., f. omit ,. A correct emendation.
205 _lsoule-esse_--misprint for _soul-less_--corrected by C., f.
211 _’em--them_ (G., S.
215 _friends--friend_ (M., f.
219 _is--it_ (C., f.
219 s. d., _Seruant--Beaumont_ (G., S.
228 _man--Men_ (C., M.
242 _ha’--have_ (C., f.
250 s. d.: _Drawes a Curtayne._--G. & S. add, _and discovers a table
with money and jewels upon it_.
266 _not--no_ (G.
269 s. d.--G. & S. omit _loaden with mony_.
270 _Enfranchist--Enfranchise_ (C.
270, after _him_--G. & S. insert _to_.
277 and 278 Lines in Q.: _That ... for._ | _One ... pleaders._ |
_Honord Rochfort._
279 _bushes, cal’d--blushes, scald_ (C., G., S.--_blushes scald_ (M.
281, end . --, (G., S.
282, before _assure_--C., M., & G. insert _I_.
284 s. d. placed by G. & S. _before_ instead of _after_ line.
285, after _see_--: (M., f.
285 _her education,--her education. Beaumelle_ (C.; & _for education
Beaumelle_ (M., these editors taking _Beau._ in Q. s. d. to be in text!
286 First _l_ in _Followes_ almost invisible in Q.
289 _take her--take her, take_ (G.
296 _participate--precipitate_ (C., f.
301 _I--me_ (C., f.
303 _know_--its _n_ is broken in the Q.
308, end--G. & S. s. d.: _Aside._
309 _met--meet_ (G., S.
310. Beau. This might be either Beaumelle or Beaumont. The Q. generally
spells the latter _Baumont_, but the present speech, none the less,
probably belongs to him, and is so assigned by C., f.
315 _yet these eares--yet these tears_ (C.--_let these tears_ (M., f.
The latter emendation is correct.
319 --M., f. punctuate: _Breath marry breath, and kisses mingle souls._
330 _Mistresse_--G. & S. insert s. d.: _As Beaumelle is going out._
336 1st. _Ile--I will_ (G., S.
346 _you haue--you’ve_ (C., M.
349 _’em--them_ (G., S.
350 G. & S. omit the third _ha_.
After 354 G. omits s. d., _Hoboyes_.
[Act III, Scene i]
3 _spoke--spoken_ (G., S.
3 and 4 _Good ... onely_.--printed as one line in Q.
9, end --; (C., f.
13, end . --omitted by M., f.
19, end --. (C., M.--, (G., S. The latter emendation seems preferable.
22, end --: (C., f.
24 _old_--M. omits.
37 and 38 _But ... Bellapert._--printed as one line in Q.
49, after _onely_----(C., f.
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