_Enter_, etc. _Officers--two_ Bailiffs. (G., S. 2 _T’arrest--To arrest_ (G., S. 4 _for me--for form_ (M., f. 16 _you haue--you’ve_ (C., M. 22 _them--him_ (C., f. The Q. reading is preferable in every way. 24 _so_--M. omits. 26 _You are--You’re_ (C., M. 32, after _and_--G. & S. insert _the_. 33 _are these--or thief_ (M.--_and thief_ (G., S., which seems slightly the more probable correction. 34 _Synonima--synonymous_ (C., M. 36, end s. d.--C., f. place s. d. after _selfe_. 39 _I will--I’ll_ (C., m. 47 _reueng’d--un-revenged_ (C., f.,--an obviously correct emendation. 57, end .--, (C., f. 61 _’Tas--It has_ (M., f. 68 _obiect--abject_ (C., f. 70 and 71 _Away ... deadly:_--printed as one line in Q. 71, after _know_--G. & S. insert _thee_, which secures a smoother metre, but is not warranted. 79 _I am--I’m_ (C., f. 84 _sits_--M. reads _fits_, the first letter in Q. not being certainly distinguishable as _s_ or _f_. 85 _cape--cap_ (C., f. 86 _sate.--sat,_ (C., f. 93 Offi.--1 Bail. (G., S. 97 _Hath--Have_ (M., G. 105 _ones--one_ (C., f. 106 _Additions--Addition_ (C., f. [Act V, Scene ii] 2 _thou thinkst--you think_ (G., S. 7 _new--now_ (M. 15, after _Nouall_ .--_?_ (G., S. 18 _grieue--grieved_ (M., f., a correct emendation. 23, after _haue_--C., f. insert , . 23 _promis’d--promise_ (C., f. 26 _heires_--i. e., of course, _hairs_;--so modernized by C., f. 33 _worrhy_--Q. misprint for _worthy_;--corrected by C., f. 39, after _people_--C., f. insert ,. 42, after _knowing_--M., f. insert _too_. 55, after _cause_--.--(C., M.--?--(G., S., which is right. 67 _I am--I’m_ (C., M. 68, after _man_--M. inserts , , and G. & S. ;--. 76, end G. & S. omit , . 77, after _But_--G. & S. insert , . 80 and 81 _You ... cause._--printed as one line in Q. 88 _chalenge--challenged_ (G., S.--a correct emendation. 91 _Tygre--tigress_ (C., M. 104 _breed--bread_ (C., f. The Q. reading is perfectly satisfactory. 117 _You haue--You’ve_ (C., M. [Act V, Scene iii] _Scaena 3_--omitted by G. & S.,--and correctly so, for there is no change in place from the preceding, and the action is uninterrupted. 18, after _that_--M., f. insert _when_. See Notes. 30 _fain’d-- -famed_ (M., f. 32 --, after _neyghbour-hood_ in Q. is placed after _ill_ by C., f. 35 _by--my_ (C., f. 44, after _pray_--G. & S. insert _you_. 47 _dis-become--mis-become_ (C., M. 50 --_u_ in _accuser_ is inverted in Q. 51 _or--nor_ (C., f. 59 _motion--motion’s_ (C., f. 60 --_n_ in _confesse_ is inverted in Q. 68 _freed--feed_ (M., f. 68, end--_?_ (C., f. 73 _courtesie--courtesies_ (C., f. Q. reading is preferable. See Glossary. 77 _that--they_ (S. 88 _dowry--dower_ (G., S. 91 _could preserue--could not preserve_ (C., f. The emendation is clearly required. 137, after _truth_ ,--. (M., f. 138, after _begin_ .--, (G., S.--C. & M. inclose _For ... begin_ in ( )’s. 139 _n_ in _French_ is inverted in Q.