[120] _the world_] _all the world_ Pope. [125] _Jove_] _God_ Anon. conj. _her_] _him_ Heath conj. [126] _better guiding_] _better-guiding_ S. Walker conj. _needs_] F1. _neede_ F2. _need_ F3 F4. [130] SCENE VI. Pope. [131] _with't!_] _with't?_ Ff. _thou,_] _thou, thou_ Theobald. [137] _what thou else call'st_] _all that's_ Hanmer, ending line 136 at _seize._ [141] _set'st_] _sett'd'st_ Hanmer. [142] _These lords_] _The Lords_ Hanmer. [143] Lords.] Ff. Lord. Rowe. 1. L. Capell. [143, 144] Lords. _We can ... hither_] Lords. _We can._ First Lord. _My ... hither_ Anon. conj. [146] First Lord.] 1. L. Capell. Lord. Ff. Lords. Rowe. [147] _We have_] _We've_ Pope. _beseech you_] Rowe. _beseech'_ F1. beseech F2 F3 F4. [149] _services_] _service_ Hanmer, ending line 148 at _knees._ [152] _we all kneel_] Lords. _We all kneel_ Anon. conj. [153] _feather_] F1 F2 F3. _father_ F4. [157] [To Ant. Rowe. [159] _midwife_] _Mid-wife_ Ff. _mild wife_ Rann (Capell conj.). [161] _this_] _his_ Theobald conj. _thy_ Collier (Egerton MS.). [164] _at least_] F1. _at last_ F2 F3 F4. [166] _any thing possible_] _what's possible_ Hanmer. [171] _lewd-tongued_] _loud-tongued_ Anon. conj. [177] _more_] F1. _much_ F2 F3 F4. _its_] F3 F4. _it_ F1 F2. See note (VII). [181] _strangely to some_] _to some stranger_ Hanmer. [182] _chance_] F1 F2. _change_ F3 F4. [189-191] _require! ... loss!_] _require; and ... side_ (_Poor ... losse._) Ff. _require; and ... side! Poor ... loss.--_ Theobald.] [190] _this_] _his_ Roderick conj. [191] [Exit ... child.] Rowe. Exit. Ff. _rear_] F3 F4. _reare_ F1. _rare_ F2. [192] [Enter a Servant.] Ff. Enter a Messenger. Rowe. om. Capell. Serv.] Ff. Mes. Rowe. 2. A. Capell. [196] First Lord.] 1. L. Capell. Lord. Ff. [197] _account_] F4. _accompt_ F1 F2 F3. [198] _'tis good speed; foretells_] _this good speed foretels_ Pope. _foretells_] _and foretells_ or _it foretells_ Keightley conj. ACT III. SCENE I. _A sea-port in Sicilia._ _Enter_ CLEOMENES _and_ DION. _Cleo._ The climate's delicate, the air most sweet, Fertile the isle, the temple much surpassing The common praise it bears. _Dion._ I shall report, For most it caught me, the celestial habits, Methinks I so should term them, and the reverence 5 Of the grave wearers. O, the sacrifice! How ceremonious, solemn and unearthly It was i' the offering! _Cleo._ But of all, the burst And the ear-deafening voice o' the oracle, Kin to Jove's thunder, so surprised my sense, 10 That I was nothing. _Dion._ If the event o' the journey Prove as successful to the queen,--O be't so!-- As it hath been to us rare, pleasant, speedy, The time is worth the use on't.