_Duke S._ If that you were the good Sir Rowland’s son, As you have whisper’d faithfully you were, And as mine eye doth his effigies witness Most truly limn’d and living in your face, Be truly welcome hither: I am the Duke 195 That loved your father: the residue of your fortune, Go to my cave and tell me. Good old man, Thou art right welcome as thy master is. Support him by the arm. Give me your hand, And let me all your fortunes understand. [_Exeunt._ 200 ~~~~~ Linenotes: _As You Like It_, II, 7. SCENE VII. A table set out] Rowe. Enter...] Enter Duke Sen. & Lord,... Ff. 10: After this line Capell inserts _And cannot have ’t?_ 13: _miserable world_] _miserable varlet_ Hanmer (Warburton). _miserable word_ Becket conj. _miserable!—well,—_ Jackson conj. _miserable ort_ Hunter conj. 25: _one_] _an_ Reed (1803). 31: _deep-contemplative_] Reed. 34–36: _A worthy...O worthy_] _O worthy...A worthy_ Anon. conj. 53: _He that_] _He whom_ Pope. 54, 55: _Doth very foolishly,...Not to seem_] _Doth, very foolishly...Seem_ Whiter conj. 55: _Not to seem senseless_] Theobald (Warburton). _Sceme senselesse_ Ff. _But to seem senseless_ Collier (Collier MS.). _Seem else than senseless_ or _Seem less than senseless_ Anon. conj. 56: _wise man’s_] _Wise-man’s_ F1 F2 F3. _wise-man’s_ F4. 64: _sin_] _fin_ F1. 66: _sting_] _sty_ Johnson conj. 73: _weary very means_] F3 F4. (_meanes_ F3). _wearie verie meanes_ F1 F2. _very very means_ Pope. _weary venom means_ Jackson conj. _very wearing means_ Collier conj. _very means of wear_ Collier MS. _wearer’s very means_ Singer. _weary-very means_ or _very-weary means_ Staunton conj. _tributary streams_ Lloyd conj. 83: _There then; how then? what then?_] _There then, how then, what then,_ Ff. _There then; how, what then?_ Capell. _Where then? how...then?_ Malone conj. _what then? Let me_] _Let me then_ Hanmer. 87: _any....comes_] F2 F3 F4. _any man. But who come_ F1. Enter......drawn.] Theobald. Enter Orlando. Ff. 90: _Of what_] _What_ Capell conj. _come of_] _come_ Rowe. 95: _hath_] F1. _that hath_ F2 F3 F4. _ta’en_] _torn_ Johnson conj. 100, 101: Printed as verse, ending _reason...die_ in Ff. First as prose by Capell. _If...not Be...die_ Pope. 100: _An_] _And_ Ff. _If_ Pope. _answered_] _answer’d_ Ff. _reason_] _reasons_ Staunton conj. 102, 103: As three lines ending _have?...your force...gentleness_ in Ff. 109: _commandment_] _command’ment_ Ff. 119: _blush_] F1. _bush_ F2 F3 F4. 125: _command_] _demand_ Johnson conj. _commend_ Collier (Collier MS.). 130: _a_] om. F4. 132: _Oppressed....hunger_] Should follow line 129. Anon. conj. 135: [Exit.] Rowe. om. Ff. 139: _Wherein we play in_] _Wherein we play_ Pope. _Which we do play in_ Capell conj. _Wherein..._ Jaq. _All_] _Wherein in we play._ Jaq. _Why, all_ Steevens conj. _wherein we play._ Jaq. _Ay, all_ Anon. conj.