p. 4, l. 1. A] O t'were pittie for this Lady sir. l. 2. A] sits. l. 3. A] in unfrequented woods. l. 4. A] where when. l. 5. A] flowers, Then she will sit, and sigh, and tell. l. 8. A] and strow them over her like a corse. l. 12. A] And swound, and sing againe. l. 13. A] your young. l. 14. A] fils. l. 27. G _omits_] much. l. 36. A, B and C] thine innocence. l. 39. A, B and C] I am poore in words. l. 40. A] could do no more but weep. G] could no more weep. p. 5, l. 2. A--G] fetcht. l. 4. A and B] that. l. 7. A] these. l. 9. A] too cruell. B] too fickle. l. 14. A and B] about. l. 18. A _omits_ this line, and gives the following speech to Amintor. l. 20. A _adds_] Exeunt Lysippus, Cleon, Strato, Diphilus. l. 25. A] In sports, il'e. l. 26. A and B] But I have. l. 30. A] challenge gentlemen. A and B _omit_] in't. l. 32. A] and Diagoras. l. 34. A] will be angry with me. p. 6, l. 1. A] One must sweat out his heart with. B--G] One may swear his heart out. l. 3. A and B] I shall never. l. 4. A _omits_] Pray stay. l. 5. A] you coxcomely asse, ile be. l. 6. A and B] judge. l. 10. A] through in my office. l. 11. A--D] they ha. l. 12. A] But now. l. 15. A] hark, hark, whose there, codes, codes. l. 18. A] Who is't. l. 20. A _omits_] with you. l. 25. A] there is no room. l. 28. A _adds_] Exit Melantius Lady other dore. l. 31. A] let the dores shut agen, no; do your heads itch. [The reader will note that here, and elsewhere in the text, 'I' frequently = 'Ay.'] l. 32. A _omits_] for you. l. 33. A] giving way. l. 35. A] a dozen heads in the twinckling. l. 37. A--G] I pray you can you. l. 40. A _omits_] to Melantius. p. 7, l. 2. A--G] a must. l. 3. A _adds_] Enter Melantius. l. 7. A and B] mine. l. 12. A _omits_] but. l. 13. A _omits_] so near the presence of the King. l. 18. G] a woman. l. 20. A] so womanish. l. 23. A _omits_] Why. l. 24. A] quite forget. l. 28. A] Bate me the King, and be of flesh and blood. l. 29. A--G] A lies. l. 32. D and E] pluckt. l. 35. A and B] braved. C--G] bran'd. l. 37. A] the blood. l. 40. A] and able. p. 8, l. 3. A] talke your pleasure. l. 4. A] What vilde wrong. l. 6. A] hands. l. 21. A] thy love. l. 22. A] with me. l. 24. A--D] mine hand. l. 33. A _omits_] can be unto me. l. 34. A _omits_] The. l. 36. A] Our raigne is now, for in the quenching sea. p. 9, l. 4. A--D] hornes quite through. E] horne quite through. l. 7. A] persons that have many longing eies. l. 9. A] can I not finde. l. 10. A] am I so blinde. l. 12. F and G] break. l. 18. A and B] reines. l. 19. A] upon those, that appeare. l. 23. B] keepe our places. l. 26. G _omits_] but. ll. 28--37. These lines do not appear in A. l. 38. A] that power. l. 39. A] to fill this happy houre. l. 40. A] and let.