[75, 76] _know What you_] _know what You_ S. Walker conj., reading lines 75-77 as two lines, ending _know what ... Sir._ [83] _fact_] _pack_ Johnson conj. _sect_ Farmer conj. _pact_ Anon. conj. _fact are so,--so past_] _fact are]_ _so you're past_] Hanmer. [84] _Which to deny_] _To deny_ Capell. [84, 85] _for as ... itself_] As two lines in Steevens (1793), ending _as ... itself._ [85] _brat hath been_] _brat's_ Hanmer, reading _for as ... itself_ as one line. _like_] _left_ Keightley conj. [90] _me_] _we_ Capell (corrected in MS.). [95] _And_] _The_ Rowe (ed. 2). [96] _I am_] _I'm_ Pope. [98] _it_] Ff. _its_ Rowe. See note (VII). [100] _strumpet: ... hatred_] _strumpet ... hatred;_ Hanmer. [104] _limit_] F1 F2. _limbs_ F3 F4. _limbs. And_ Hanmer. _limb. And_ Johnson conj. [107] _no life,_] _no! life,_ Hanmer. _my life,_ Grant White. _for life,_ Keightley conj. [114] SCENE III. Pope. [116] [Exeunt....] Capell. om. Ff. [121] Re-enter....] Re-enter Officers, with C. and D., bringing in the Oracle. Capell. Enter Dion and Cleomenes. F2 F3 F4 (at line 114). om. F1. [122] _this_] F1. _the_ F2 F3 F4. [130] [reads] Capell. _chaste_] _cast_ F2. [135, 136] _Ay ... down_] Arranged as in Capell; as one line in Ff. [136] _it is_] om. Hanmer. [137] _truth_] _the truth_ Hanmer. _true_ Jervis conj. [138] _sessions_] _session_ Theobald. Enter Servant.] Rowe. om. Ff. Enter a Gentleman, hastily. Capell. [144] H. faints.] Rowe. _How now there!_] _How now there?_ Ff. _How now? there!_Johnson. [148] SCENE IV. Pope. [150] [Exeunt....] Malone. Exeunt.... Rowe (after line 148). om. Ff. [165] _great_] _to be great_ Anon. conj. _hazard_] F1. _certain hazard_ F2 F3 F4. _fearful hazard_ Rann conj. _doubtful hazard_ Malone conj. _hazarding_ Anon. conj. [168] _Thorough my_] Malone. _Through my_ F1. _Through my dark_ F2 F3 F4. [169] SCENE V. Pope. Re-enter P.] Re-enter P., hastily. Capell. Enter P. Rowe. om. Ff. [170] _lest_] F3 F4. _least_ F1 F2. [171, 193, 213] First Lord.] 1. L. Capell. Lord. Ff. [173] _racks? fires?_] _what racks? what fires?_ Keightley conj. _flaying? boiling?_] F1. _flaying?_] _boyling? burning,_ F2 F3 F4. _flaying, rather! boiling_ Capell. _flaying, burning, boiling_ Collier MS. [174] _leads or oils_] _lead or oil_ S. Walker conj. _newer_] F1. _new_ F2 F3 F4. [175] _every_] F1. _very_ F2 F3 F4. [181] _but_] om. Theobald. _of_] F1. _for_ F2 F3 F4. [183] _thee, of a fool,_] Ff. _thee of a soul_ Theobald. _thee off, a fool,_ Warburton. [184] _damnable_] _damnably_ Long MS. _ingrateful_] _ungrateful_ Rann. [188] _to crows_] _of crows_ F4. _thy_] F1. _the_ F2 F3 F4. [198] _sweet'st, dear'st_] _sweetest_ Hanmer. [205] _Do_] F1. _Dot_ F2. _Dost_ F3 F4. [205, 206] _Do ... stir:_] _Dost ... stir?_ Pope. [206] _woes_] _vows_ Hanmer. [217] _I have_] _I've_ Pope.
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