p. 35, l. 33 _his shirt bloody._ 1724 gives ‘their shirts’ but 4tos, more correctly, ‘his shirt’. It is only Willmore who has been wounded. Act II: Scene ii p. 38, l. 6 _high i’ th’ Mouth._ 1724, 1735 misprint ‘Month’. p. 39, l. 8 _This last reserve._ 1724 omits ‘reserve’. p. 39, l. 10 _by me._ 1724 omits the repetition of ‘by me’. p. 39, l. 14 _cure._ 1724 misprints ‘curse’. p. 40, l. 9 _Thou art a brave Fellow._ 1724 prints this speech as prose but the 4tos, which I have followed, divide metrically. Act III: Scene i p. 44, l. 1 _Thou wou’t._ 4to 1677. 1724 wrongly reads ‘won’t’. 1735 ‘Thou’lt’. p. 45, l. 8 _ago._ 4to 1677. 1724 misprints ‘go’. p. 47, l. 26 _starts._ 4tos read ‘stares’ but I retain 1724 ‘starts’ as more appropriate. p. 47, l. 31 _Expect!_ 1724 gives this speech as prose. I follow metrical division of 4tos. p. 49, l. 16 _rally._ 1724 misprints ‘railly’. p. 52, l. 5 _Exeunt._ 1724 omits this necessary stage direction. Act III: Scene ii p. 52, l. 31 _Exit._ 1724 misprints ‘aside’. p. 53, l. 5 _Enter Sancho._ 4tos, but misprint after Sancho’s speech. 1724 omits, but misprints an ‘exit Sancho’, and gives ‘exit’ after Blunt’s speech instead of ‘exeunt’. Act III: Scene iia p. 54, l. 9 _Pimps!_ 1724 ‘Imps’. p. 55, l. 12 _sheer._ 4to 1677. 4to 1709 and 1724 read wrongly ‘share’. Act IV: Scene i p. 64, l. 4 _Ant._ 4to 1677 wrongly gives this speech to Belvile. 4to 1709 and ed. 1724 assign it correctly. 430 p. 64, l. 14 _That Opinion._ 1724 prints this speech as prose. I follow metrical division of 4tos. Act IV: Scene ii p. 65, l. 4 _Aside._ 4to 1677. 1724 and 1735 omit this stage direction. p. 65, l. 11 _Masquing Habit._ 1724, 1735, ‘Masque habit’. p. 66, l. 2 _If you strike._ 1724, 1735 omit this line. p. 66, l. 21 _Belv. Love Florinda!_ 4tos give this speech as prose. 1724 metrically. p. 67, l. 35 _Fred.— ’tis he— _ 1724 and 1735 mistaking ‘Fred.’ for speech-prefix give this line to Frederick. p. 68, l. 1 _Belv. Vizard ..._ 1724, 1735, read ‘Vizard falls out on’s Hand.’ p. 68, l. 13 _Nay, an you ..._ 4tos and 1724, print as prose. This speech is obviously metrical. p. 69, l. 17 _I am all Rage!_ 4to 1677 divides metrically. 1724 prints as prose. p. 71, l. 26 _unconstant._ 1724, 1735 ‘inconstant’. p. 73, l. 23 _Aside._ 4tos omit this necessary stage direction. p. 73, l. 24 _Now I perceive._ 1724 prints this as prose. 4tos metrically. p. 75, l. 12 _So, you have made ..._ 1724, 1735 prose. 4tos metrically. p. 76, l. 16 _You are mistaken._ 1724, 1735 prose. 4tos metrically. p. 76, l. 20 _continence._ 1724 misprints ‘continuance’. p. 76, l. 23 _Will._ 1677 misprinting, omits this speech-prefix. p. 77, l. 8 _has Wit._ 1724 misprints ‘Whas it’. Act IV: Scene iii p. 79, l. 20 _A Woman!_ 1724 omits ‘A’. p. 80, l. 16 _the Rogue._ 1724 omits ‘the’. Act IV: Scene iiib p. 82, l. 14 _He starts up._ 1677 4to misprints ‘she’. p. 84, l. 18 _dexterous._ 1724 misprints ‘dexetrous’. 1735 ‘dextrous’.