Sense and metre seem to demand the negative. * * * * * "And I _of_ thine most truly falsely must needs." * * * * * "Notwithstanding the poor and untempering effect of my visage." I think we should read _untempting_, with Warburton. * * * * * "His daughter first, and in _the_ sequel all." * * * * * "And thereupon give _unto_ me your daughter." KING HENRY VI.--PART I. ACT I. SC. 1. "Than Julius Cæsar or bright ..." Johnson proposed _Berenice_; and, though it was her hair and not herself that was stellified, he may have been right. The punctuation here given, however, removes all difficulty. * * * * * "Guienne, Champaigne, Rheims, Orleans, and _Roan_." A little lower we have, "Is Paris lost? is Roän yielded up?" * * * * * "A third thinks _that_ without expense at all." The 2nd folio reads 'A third _man_ thinks.' * * * * * "He being in the vaward, placed behind." Most certainly 'vaward' should be '_rear_ward'. Introd. p. 66. * * * * * SC. 2. "Otherwhiles the famish'd English like pale ghosts." Collier's folio reads '_The_ whiles.' * * * * * SC. 3. "Villains, answer you the Lord Protector so?" The folio has 'answer you so.' * * * * * "Gloster, we'll meet, _and_ to thy cost, be sure." * * * * * "For I intend to have it _off_ ere long." * * * * * SC. 5. "Sheep run not half so treacherous from the wolf." For 'treacherous,' which must be wrong, Pope read _timorous_, Collier's folio _tremulous_. * * * * * SC. 6. "_For_ rescued is Orleans from the English." The 2nd folio reads 'English _wolves_.' * * * * * "Divinest creäture, Astræa's daughter." The 2nd folio reads _bright_ Astræa's. * * * * * "Before the kings and queens of France _for aye_." ACT II. SC. 3. "_Lady_, that will I show you presently." * * * * * SC. 4. "Or else was wrangling Somerset in the error?" It should apparently be _right_, not 'error'; as it is a few lines lower. * * * * * SC. 5. "Was for that--young _King_ Richard they remov'd." * * * * * "_Un_to King Edward the Third, whëreas he." * * * * * "I doubt not but with honour to redress _'em_." ACT III. SC. 1. "Am I not _Lord_ Protector, saucy priest?" * * * * * "Rome shall this remedy.--Roam thither then." The folio reads "Rome shall remedy this."