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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

_Clo._ Why that ye wo't of,

              _Chi._ The turne the good turne?

              _Clo._ Any turne the Roche turne;

              _Chi._ That's the right turne for that turnes up the
                     bellie, I cannot, _etc._

           l. 17. as brickle.
           l. 20. That think no.

  p. #55#, l. 7. ath'.
           l. 8. ath' the.
           l. 17. weaker.
           l. 29. a that.
           l. 38. a will.

  p. #56#, l. 26. 2nd folio _misprints_] ne's.
           l. 29. A comes.
           l. 35. stand up my.

  p. #57#, l. 14. rogue.
           l. 21. art ta?
           l. 23. art ta?
           l. 32. thou art a.
           l. 39. doe ye.

  p. #58#, l. 18. Lyons.
           l. 26. _Adds_ Finis Actus Quarti.
           l. 28. Priest.
           l. 30. a your.

  p. #60#, l. 9. cure this.
           l. 10. He's man.
           l. 12. is now.
           l. 16. Oracle, Arras.

  p. #61#, l. 36. therefore, thy.

  p. #62#, l. 3. Therefore be.
           l. 9. I shall.
           l. 19. a had.
           l. 36. 2nd folio] ha'!

  p. #63#, l. 6. A will.
           l. 14. makes he.
           l. 28. Battell.

  p. #64#, l. 2. _Omits_ and.
           l. 7. in boyes in boyes.
           l. 38. 2nd folio _misprints_] Cle.

  p. #65#, l. 17. _Omits_ her.

  p. #67#, l. 10. 2nd folio _omits_] Chi. (_char._).
           l. 10. Chickens.
           l. 24. weepes.
           l. 26. A was.
           l. 27. Ye have.

  p. #69#, l. 8. and like.
           l. 33. Cleanthe, Curtisan, Lords.

  p. #70#, l. 6. my glorious.
           l. 34. a sight.
           l. 36. ye could. _Adds as next line_] Roome before there.
                  _Knock._

  p. #71#, l. 8. _Prints_ To the, etc., _as a separate line and as a
                 heading._
           l. 9. _For_ Eum. _reads_ 1. Cap.

  p. #73#, l. 15. lov'st her.
           l. 31. 2nd folio] Sister!

  p. #75#, l. 13. the Saylors sing.
           l. 28. utters.
           l. 32. _Adds_ Finis.


THE LOYAL SUBJECT.

  p. #76#, ll. 3-40. Not in 1st folio.

  p. #78#, l. 14. Archus.
           l. 15. souldier.
           l. 23. Archus.
           l. 37. now you.

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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

_Clo._ Why that ye wo't of,

              _Chi._ The turne the good turne?

              _Clo._ Any turne the Roche turne;

              _Chi._ That's the right turne for that turnes up the
                     bellie, I cannot, _etc._

           l. 17. as brickle.
           l. 20. That think no.

  p. #55#, l. 7. ath'.
           l. 8. ath' the.
           l. 17. weaker.
           l. 29. a that.
           l. 38. a will.

  p. #56#, l. 26. 2nd folio _misprints_] ne's.
           l. 29. A comes.
           l. 35. stand up my.

  p. #57#, l. 14. rogue.
           l. 21. art ta?
           l. 23. art ta?
           l. 32. thou art a.
           l. 39. doe ye.

  p. #58#, l. 18. Lyons.
           l. 26. _Adds_ Finis Actus Quarti.
           l. 28. Priest.
           l. 30. a your.

  p. #60#, l. 9. cure this.
           l. 10. He's man.
           l. 12. is now.
           l. 16. Oracle, Arras.

  p. #61#, l. 36. therefore, thy.

  p. #62#, l. 3. Therefore be.
           l. 9. I shall.
           l. 19. a had.
           l. 36. 2nd folio] ha'!

  p. #63#, l. 6. A will.
           l. 14. makes he.
           l. 28. Battell.

  p. #64#, l. 2. _Omits_ and.
           l. 7. in boyes in boyes.
           l. 38. 2nd folio _misprints_] Cle.

  p. #65#, l. 17. _Omits_ her.

  p. #67#, l. 10. 2nd folio _omits_] Chi. (_char._).
           l. 10. Chickens.
           l. 24. weepes.
           l. 26. A was.
           l. 27. Ye have.

  p. #69#, l. 8. and like.
           l. 33. Cleanthe, Curtisan, Lords.

  p. #70#, l. 6. my glorious.
           l. 34. a sight.
           l. 36. ye could. _Adds as next line_] Roome before there.
                  _Knock._

  p. #71#, l. 8. _Prints_ To the, etc., _as a separate line and as a
                 heading._
           l. 9. _For_ Eum. _reads_ 1. Cap.

  p. #73#, l. 15. lov'st her.
           l. 31. 2nd folio] Sister!

  p. #75#, l. 13. the Saylors sing.
           l. 28. utters.
           l. 32. _Adds_ Finis.


THE LOYAL SUBJECT.

  p. #76#, ll. 3-40. Not in 1st folio.

  p. #78#, l. 14. Archus.
           l. 15. souldier.
           l. 23. Archus.
           l. 37. now you.

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

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

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