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The Mad Lover, a Tragi-Comedy: The Works of Francis Beaumont and John Fletcher (3 of 10)Fletcher, John

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The Mad Lover, a Tragi-Comedy: The Works of Francis Beaumont and John Fletcher (3 of 10)

Name: The Mad Lover, a Tragi-Comedy: The Works of Francis Beaumont and John Fletcher (3 of 10)
Author: Fletcher, John

Fletcher, John

English drama

p. #23#, l. 1. the sweets.
           l. 2. other Word.
           l. 15. breath of ayres.
           l. 18. the deaths.
           l. 20. they weepe.
           l. 25. and knowne.

  p. #24#, l. 27. of beautie.
           l. 28. I woo'd.
           l. 30. she dare.

  p. #25#, l. 15. Foole and Page.
           l. 16. wits two, an ye.

  p. #26#, l. 3. Boy Ed. Hor.
           l. 34. a glotes.
           l. 39. has a.

  p. #27#, l. 25. he dare.
           l. 32. ye Scarrubbs.

  p. #28#, l. 7. Gowts a.

  p. #29#, l. 7. _Omits_ and.
           l. 15. Is slow.
           l. 38. a blushes.

  p. #30#, l. 24. a shame.
           l. 39. Thou doest.

  p. #31#, l. 33. _Adds_ Finis Actus Secundi.
           l. 35. a Priest.

  p. #32#, l. 5. _Omits_ Enter Cleanthe.
           l. 10. strange waite.
           l. 24. _Adds the line_] Be not so spiced, 'tis good gold.
           l. 26. I know you.

  p. #33#, l. 30. and worke.
           l. 35. thy catine.

  p. #34#, l. 7. shall hide.
           l. 18.  _Adds stage direction_] Enter Surgion.
           l. 23. ye with.
           l. 33. hither then.

  p. #35#, l. 8. _Omits_ Aside.

  p. #36#, l. 2. Surgeon, Serring.
           l. 25. _Adds_ how: _at end of line and omits next line
                  entirely._

  p. #37#, l. 10. How are ye.
           l. 12.  and lament.
           l. 18. 2nd folio _misprints_] Pnl.
           l. 26. he ly.
           l. 36. I will.

  p. #38#, l. 1. if not.
           l. 2. _Adds stage direction_] A bowle ready.
           l. 30.  A shall.
           l. 35. Priest.

  p. #39#, l. 2. a come.
           l. 21. _Adds the following lines_]

              _Pr._ Out beast!

              _Chi._ To new carine thy carkas, that's the truth on't
              How does thy keele? does it need nayling? a tother
              When all thy linnen's up: and a more yare?

              _Pr._ Fye, Fye Sir

              _Chi._ Nere stem'd the straights?

              _Pr._ How you talke?

           l. 26. 2nd folio] me?

  p. #40#, l. 26. 2nd folio _misprints_] Cal.
           l. 28. a stands.
           l. 32. a weepes.

  p. #41#, l. 17. it? then can.

  p. #43#, l. 5. passions.
           l. 22. 2nd folio _misprints_] Cel.
           l. 34. Has.
           l. 35. A came.
           l. 36. A did.
           l. 37. A did.

  p. #44#, l. 37. some Poets.

  p. #45#, l. 19. Priest.
           l. 33. a both.

  p. #46#, l. 16. _Adds_: if all hit _after_ friend _and begins the
                  next line_ Chi. Hang, _etc._

  p. #47#, l. 9. _Adds_ Finis Actus Tertii.
           l. 11. Servant and R. Bax, and.
           l. 12. A stirs a stirs.
           l. 26. barkes.

  p. #48#, l. 34. and whom.

  p. #49#, l. 26. his fierce.
           l. 29. roome then.
           l. 30. and old.
           l. 33. your rare.
           l. 37. her Ladies.

  p. #50#, l. 12. I must.

  p. #51#, l. 2. has.
           l. 7. 2nd folio _misprints_] Philax.

  p. #52#, l. 1. _Adds as follows_]

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The Mad Lover, a Tragi-Comedy: The Works of Francis Beaumont and John Fletcher (3 of 10)Fletcher, John

General

The Mad Lover, a Tragi-Comedy: The Works of Francis Beaumont and John Fletcher (3 of 10)

Fletcher, John

English drama

p. #23#, l. 1. the sweets.
           l. 2. other Word.
           l. 15. breath of ayres.
           l. 18. the deaths.
           l. 20. they weepe.
           l. 25. and knowne.

  p. #24#, l. 27. of beautie.
           l. 28. I woo'd.
           l. 30. she dare.

  p. #25#, l. 15. Foole and Page.
           l. 16. wits two, an ye.

  p. #26#, l. 3. Boy Ed. Hor.
           l. 34. a glotes.
           l. 39. has a.

  p. #27#, l. 25. he dare.
           l. 32. ye Scarrubbs.

  p. #28#, l. 7. Gowts a.

  p. #29#, l. 7. _Omits_ and.
           l. 15. Is slow.
           l. 38. a blushes.

  p. #30#, l. 24. a shame.
           l. 39. Thou doest.

  p. #31#, l. 33. _Adds_ Finis Actus Secundi.
           l. 35. a Priest.

  p. #32#, l. 5. _Omits_ Enter Cleanthe.
           l. 10. strange waite.
           l. 24. _Adds the line_] Be not so spiced, 'tis good gold.
           l. 26. I know you.

  p. #33#, l. 30. and worke.
           l. 35. thy catine.

  p. #34#, l. 7. shall hide.
           l. 18.  _Adds stage direction_] Enter Surgion.
           l. 23. ye with.
           l. 33. hither then.

  p. #35#, l. 8. _Omits_ Aside.

  p. #36#, l. 2. Surgeon, Serring.
           l. 25. _Adds_ how: _at end of line and omits next line
                  entirely._

  p. #37#, l. 10. How are ye.
           l. 12.  and lament.
           l. 18. 2nd folio _misprints_] Pnl.
           l. 26. he ly.
           l. 36. I will.

  p. #38#, l. 1. if not.
           l. 2. _Adds stage direction_] A bowle ready.
           l. 30.  A shall.
           l. 35. Priest.

  p. #39#, l. 2. a come.
           l. 21. _Adds the following lines_]

              _Pr._ Out beast!

              _Chi._ To new carine thy carkas, that's the truth on't
              How does thy keele? does it need nayling? a tother
              When all thy linnen's up: and a more yare?

              _Pr._ Fye, Fye Sir

              _Chi._ Nere stem'd the straights?

              _Pr._ How you talke?

           l. 26. 2nd folio] me?

  p. #40#, l. 26. 2nd folio _misprints_] Cal.
           l. 28. a stands.
           l. 32. a weepes.

  p. #41#, l. 17. it? then can.

  p. #43#, l. 5. passions.
           l. 22. 2nd folio _misprints_] Cel.
           l. 34. Has.
           l. 35. A came.
           l. 36. A did.
           l. 37. A did.

  p. #44#, l. 37. some Poets.

  p. #45#, l. 19. Priest.
           l. 33. a both.

  p. #46#, l. 16. _Adds_: if all hit _after_ friend _and begins the
                  next line_ Chi. Hang, _etc._

  p. #47#, l. 9. _Adds_ Finis Actus Tertii.
           l. 11. Servant and R. Bax, and.
           l. 12. A stirs a stirs.
           l. 26. barkes.

  p. #48#, l. 34. and whom.

  p. #49#, l. 26. his fierce.
           l. 29. roome then.
           l. 30. and old.
           l. 33. your rare.
           l. 37. her Ladies.

  p. #50#, l. 12. I must.

  p. #51#, l. 2. has.
           l. 7. 2nd folio _misprints_] Philax.

  p. #52#, l. 1. _Adds as follows_]

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The Mad Lover, a Tragi-Comedy: The Works of Francis Beaumont and John Fletcher (3 of 10)

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