The Works of William Shakespeare [Cambridge Edition] [Vol. 3 of 9]Shakespeare, William
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The Works of William Shakespeare [Cambridge Edition] [Vol. 3 of 9]
Shakespeare, William
English drama
_Wid._ The troop is past. Come, pilgrim, I will bring you
Where you shall host: of enjoin'd penitents 90
There's four or five, to great Saint Jaques bound,
Already at my house.
_Hel._ I humbly thank you:
Please it this matron and this gentle maid
To eat with us to-night, the charge and thanking
Shall be for me; and, to requite you further, 95
I will bestow some precepts of this virgin
Worthy the note.
_Both._ We'll take your offer kindly. [_Exeunt._
LINENOTES:
SCENE V.] SCENE VII. Pope.
Without the walls.] Capell. A public place in Florence. Theobald.
A tucket...] Transferred to line 7 by Dyce.
DIANA] her daughter. Ff.
VIOLENTA] om. Capell.
[1-14] As seventeen lines, ending _come ... city ... sight... done ...
service ... reported ... commander ... slew ... labour ... hark ...
trumpets ... again ... of it ... earl ... name ... rich ... honesty
... neighbour ... gentleman ... companion_ in Ff. First as prose by
Pope.
[3] Dia.] Violenta. Edd. conj.
[5] _taken_] _ta'en_ Rowe.
_greatest_] _great'st_ Ff.
[7] [Tucket.] Capell.
[18] _not_] _but_ Hanmer. om. Warburton.
[20] _is, example_] Rowe (ed. 2). _is example_ Ff.
[22] _threaten_] Pope, _threatens_ Ff.
[25] _known_] _found_ Hanmer (Warburton).
_the modesty_] _of the modesty_ Long MS.
[27] Enter...] Rowe. Enter Hellen. Ff.
[31] _le_] F3 F4. _la_ F1 F2.
[33] _here_] om. Theobald.
[34-37] Arranged as in Ff; as prose in Pope; as three lines, ending
_Hark you!... pilgrim ... by_ in Capell.
[35] _is't_] _is it_ Capell.
A march afar.] Ff. Tucket. Capell.
[36] _holy_] om. Capell.
[37] _the_] _the the_ F2.
[40] _ample_] _amply_ Capell conj.
[40, 41] _Is it ... pilgrim_] As one line in Capell.
[43] _I did_] _True, I did_ Hanmer.
[48] _Whatsome'er he is_] _What somere he is_ F1 F3 F4. _What somere
his is_ F2. _Whatsoe'er he is_ Rowe.
[52] _mere the_] _the meer_ Hanmer. _meerlye_ Warburton.
[54] _coarsely_] Johnson. _coursely_ Ff.
[60] _Alas_] _Ah_ Pope.
[63] _I write good creature,_] F1. _I right good creature,_ F2 F3 F4.
_Ah! right good creature!_ Rowe. _Ah! right; good creature!_ Theobald.
_Ay, right:--Good creature!_ Capell. _A right good creature:_ Steevens
(Malone conj.). _I weet, good creature,_ Steevens conj. _I write, good
creature,_ Grant White.
[68] _brokes_] _brooks_ Rowe (ed. 2).
[71] SCENE VIII. Pope.
[72] Enter Bertram...] Enter Count Rossillion... Ff (after _defence_,
line 71).
[77] _is't not a_] _but is it not A_ Hanmer.
[79] _he is_] _he's_ Hanmer.
[80] _places_] _paces_ Theobald. _pranks_ Heath conj. _passes_ Lettsom
conj.
[81] _I would_] _I'd_ Pope.
[82-84] _That ... well_] S. Walker reads as three lines, ending
_melancholy ... drum ... Well._
[84] _well_] om. Hanmer.
[87] [Parolles bows to them. Capell.
[88] Exeunt....] Exit. Ff.
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