"Master, shall I fetch your stuff from ship-board _now_?" THE TWO GENTLEMEN OF VERONA. ACT I. SC. 1. "I leave myself, my friends, and all for love." The folio has 'I _love_.' Pope made the obvious correction. * * * * * "But what said she? _did she nod?_" These last words are an addition by Theobald, and the context shows they had been lost. * * * * * SC. 2. "Yet he of all the rest I think best loves ye." 'Lov'_d_ ye' would rime better with 'mov'd me.' * * * * * "That I might sing it, madam, to a tune." As _time_ and 'tune' were synonymous, perhaps the poet used the former, which would accord with 'rime.' * * * * * "Let's see your song. _Why_, how now, minion!" * * * * * "You do not _like it_!--No, madam, it is too sharp." * * * * * "I see you have a month's mind to them." A syllable is wanting. Some read _moneth_, but that is not a Shakespearian form. We might also read '_un_to' for 'to' but I prefer 'I see _that_ you'; as I have given it in my Edition. * * * * * SC. 3. "And be in _the_ eye of every exercise." ACT II. SC. 1. "And now you are _so_ metamorphosed with a mistress." A just and necessary addition of Collier's folio. * * * * * "And you, being in love, cannot see to put on your hose." For 'hose,' apparently suggested by what went before, I should incline to read, with the Cambridge editors, _shoes_; or _clothes_ might be better. * * * * * "Nay, take them _again_--Madam, they are for you." * * * * * SC. 3. "Oh, that she could speak now like a wood woman!" For 'she' Blackstone proposed _shoe_; better _the shoe_, as I have given it. * * * * * SC. 4. "_Come_, go with me. Once more, new servant, welcome." * * * * * "She is alone.--Then let her _be_ alone." * * * * * "So the remembrance of my former love Is, by a newer object, quite forgotten." It seems to me that the best way to give sense to this passage is to take 'by' in the sense of beside, near. See Index _s. v._ * * * * * "It is mine or Valentine's praise?" So it stands in the original. It need hardly be observed that the two first words must be transposed. It is also plain to me that a substantive has been lost after 'mine,' and none seems so likely to be the right word as _eye_, the conjecture of Warburton, and which seems to be omitted in the same manner in the last line of Son. cxiii.