53 and 54 _Hows ... woman?_--printed as one line in Q. 56, after _qu_--C., f. insert s. d.: _Going._ 61 _know--now_ (C., f. A correct emendation. 66, after _couch_ --G. suggests to insert _there_ in brackets,--accepted by S. 74 _reuerence to this likening--reference to his liking_ (M., f. The emendation appears necessary. 88, after _to_--G. inserts s. d.: _They court._ 88 _Enter Romont and Florimell--Enter Romont and Florimell behind_ (G., S 88 _tis--it is_ (G., S. 91 _but due--but the due_ (G., S. 99, after _opportunity_ .--? (G., S. 99 and 100 The three speeches composing these two lines are printed in Q. severally in three lines. 101, after Rom.--G. & S. insert s. d.: _Comes forward._ 111 _makes--make_ (G., S. 116 [_thee_]--so all later editors. The word in the Q. is illegible,--possibly _yee_. 117 _Thou wouldst--Thou’dst_ (C., f. 123 _on_--i. e., _one_; c. f. line 118. But C. keeps _on_. 124 and 125 _Vse ... other._--printed as one line in Q. 127 _for--as_ (M. in Corrigenda, vol. 4, p. 379, where are supplied ll. 126-130, which are omitted in his text. 139 _is_--G. & S. omit. See Notes. 150 and 151 _They ... otherwise._--printed as one line in Q. 159 _pointed--painted_ (C., f. See Notes. 172, after _And_--G. suggests to insert _then_ in brackets; accepted by S. 175 _League--Leaguer_ (M., f. 180 _Deceyued--Delivered_ (C., f. 184 _thy--this_ (C., f. See Notes. 185 _twill--it will_ (G., S. 186 _You are--You’re_ (C., M. 203 _that--this_ (G., S. 204 _You haue--You’ve_ (C., M. 221 _so indeed_--C. & M. omit _so; so--indeed_, (G., S.--The Q. reading is preferable. 222 and 223 _Women ... world._--printed as one line in Q. 223, after _world_.--G. & S. s. d.: _Aside._ 231, after _inclin’d_--, (C., f. 235 s. d.--in G. & S.: _Enter_ Rochfort, _speaking to a servant within_. 241 and 242 _Your ... me?_--printed as one line in Q. 250 s. d.--in G. & S.: _Enter_ Beaumelle _and_ Bellapert, _behind_. 254 _turne--turn’d_ (M. 259, end .--_?_ (S., probably misprint for _!_ 260 _This in my daughter?_--S. reads: _This is my daughter!_ 260 and 261. Lines in Q.: _This ... her._ | _Now begin._ | _The ... distance._ 262 Before Beaumelle’s speech G. & S. insert s. d.: _Comes forward._ 267 Rom. _A weak excuse._--G. & S. assign to Beau. with the lines which follow. The change is without warrant and makes no improvement on Q reading. 272, after _sport_--C. & M. insert s. d.: _Aside._ 272 _Reproue_--Reproved (M., f. 278 and 279 _Does ... this?_--printed as one line in Q. 300 _the--his_ (S. 316 _you are--you’re_ (C., M. 318 s. d.--G. & S. read: _Aside to them, and exit._ 322 _Now the fashion--The fashion now_ (G., S. 324 _Rogues_ in Q. begins the succeeding line. 328 _shall--should_ (G., S. 334 _grown--grow_ (G., S. 334 and 335 _Take ... you._--printed as one line in Q. 335 _Gods--Gads_ (C., M., G. 339 and 340 _Will ... disgrace?_--printed as one line in Q. 342 _I am--I’m_ (C., f. 350 _reflects--reflect_ (G., S.