p. 205, l. 8 _huff_. 4to 1698 ‘hoff’. p. 206, l. 33 _Feats_. 1724 misprints ‘Fears’. p. 206, l. 35 _are you_. 1724 ‘you are’. p. 209, l. 24 _when she loves_. 1724 ‘then she loves’. p. 209, l. 32 _City-Heiress, Charles_. 1724 omits ‘Charles.’ p. 210, l. 5 _Exit_. 4tos and 1724 omit this ‘Exit’ which is obviously necessary. p. 213, l. 32 _you had_. 4to 1682 ‘you’d had’. p. 215, l. 5 _Legions_. 4tos 1682, 1698, misprint ‘a Legend’. p. 216, l. 30 _Wild. Damn it_. 1724 prints these lines as prose. p. 220, l. 24 _Mr. Foppington_. 4tos 1682, 1698, ‘Mr. Foping.’ p. 223, l. 14 _do your_. 4to 1682 ‘does your’. p. 223, l. 33 _cunning in their Trade of Love_. 1724 divides ‘cunning in their Trade of Love.’ p. 224, l. 6 _Charl. To-night_. 4tos 1682, 1698, print the first two lines of Charlot’s speech as prose. p. 224, l. 20 _hast inur’d_. 1724 misprints ‘hast injur’d’. p. 225, l. 22 _cut his_. 4tos 1682, 1698, ‘cut’s’. p. 225, l. 34 _Goes out with Fop_. 4tos 1682, 1698, misplace this direction in the midst of Wilding’s speech after ‘Farewell’, line 29. p. 226, l. 27 _petty_. 1724 ‘pretty’. p. 226, l. 29 _Wilding_. 4to 1682 misprints ‘Widling’. p. 227, l. 18 _those_. 4tos 1682, 1698, ‘these’. p. 227, l. 22 _New_. 4to 1682 ‘Now’. p. 228, l. 4 _at Coffee-houses_. 4tos 1682, 1698, omit ‘at’. p. 228, l. 31 _Manteau_. 4tos 1682, 1698, ‘Manto’. p. 232, l. 19 _Scene III_. None of the former editions number this scene. p. 234, l. 25 _Sir Charles his Uncle_. 1724 ‘Sir Charles’ Uncle’. p. 235, l. 36 _quitting of the Town_. 4to 1698 and 1724 read ‘quitting the Town.’ p. 237, l. 14 _buy_. 4to 1682 ‘b’ye ‘. p. 241, l. 1 _with Diana_. 4tos ‘and Diana’. p. 241, l. 8 _catechize_. 4tos misprint ‘chastize’. p. 244, l. 15 _she is_. 4tos ‘she’s’. p. 242, l. 5 _shalt_. 4tos ‘sha’t’. p. 242, l. 22 _shalt_. 4tos ‘sha’t’. p. 242, l. 31 _shall I not have_. 1724 ‘shall I have’. p. 243, l. 27 _Commendation_. 4tos ‘Commendations’. p. 246, l. 27 _Enter Sensure_. This entrance, obviously necessary here, is not marked in any former edition, although all note the exit ‘Betty and Sensure.’ p. 248, l. 3 _convert from_. 4to 1698 and 1724 read ‘convert for’. p. 248, l. 15 _Charms that_. 4tos 1698 and 1724 ‘Charms which’. p. 249, l. 4 _Mester de Hotel_. 4tos ‘Mester de Hotell.’ 1724 ‘Maitre de Hotel.’ p. 249, l. 5 _Mater de Otell!_ 4tos ‘Meter de Otell.’ p. 249, l. 27 _This next_. 4to 1628 and 1724 ‘the next’. p. 252, l. 31 _I’s tell_. 1724 ‘I’ll tell’. p. 252, l. 33 _wondrous_. 4tos ‘wonderous’. p. 253, l. 3 _wele aday!_ 1724 punctuates ‘wele aday?’. p. 254, l. 2 _excellency_. 4to 1682 ‘excellently’. 4to 1698 ’.xcellensie’. p. 254, l. 22 _this your fickle_. 4to 1682 and 1724 omit ‘this’. p. 257, l. 16 _old_. 4tos 1682, 1698, ‘odd’. p. 258, l. 5 _leav’st_. 4to 1682, 1698, ‘leavest’. p. 258, l. 12 _Vizards_. 1724 ‘Vizors’. p. 258, l. 25 _do you make as if you went to bed_. 1724 omits this sentence.