[432] _matter_] _water_ Long MS. [433] _stubborn-hard_] Warburton. _stubborne hard_ F₁ F₂. _stubborn hard_ F₃ F₄. [434] _An if_] Capell. _And if_ F₁. _Oh if_ Pope. [435] _him,--no tongue but Hubert's_] _him: no tongue but Hubert's._ Ff. _a tongue but Hubert's._ Pope. _a tongue 'bate Hubert._ Warburton conj. _no tongue, but Hubert's._ Steevens (1793). _him. No tongue but Hubert's--_ Knight (Steevens conj.). See note (xxii). [436] [Stamps ...] om. Ff. Stamps, and the men enter. Pope. Re-enter Officers with a cord, the irons, &c. Capell. [437] _iron_] _irons_ Anon. conj. [438] _boisterous-rough_] Theobald. _boistrous rough_ F₁ F₂. _boisterous rough_ F₃ F₄. [439] _stone-still_] Rowe. _stone still_ Ff. [440] _heaven sake_] _heav'n's sake_ Warburton. [441] _wince_] F₂ F₃ F₄. _winch_ F₁. [442] _angerly_] _angrily_ Pope. [443] Exeunt ...] Exeunt officers. Capell. Exit. Pope. om. Ff. [444] _mote_] Steevens (Long MS. and Malone conj.). _moth_ Ff. [445] _Hubert ... eyes:_] Put in the margin, as spurious, by Pope. [446] _in this burning_] _burning in this_ Grey conj. [447] his] its Pope. [448] _An ... on_] Put in the margin, as spurious, by Pope. [449] _An if_] Edd. (S. Walker conj.) _And if_ Ff. [450] _tarre_] Ff. _set_ Rowe. [451] _extends_] _extend_ Pope. [452] _mercy-lacking_] Pope. _mercy, lacking_ Ff. [453] _to live_] _and live_ Roderick conj. _eye_] Ff. _eyes_ Steevens (Capell conj.). [454] _owes_] _owns_ Pope. [455] _disguised_] Pope. _disguis'd_ Ff. [456] King John's Palace.] The Court of England. Pope. The same. A Room of State in the Palace. Capell. Enter ...] Flourish. Enter King John, crowned; ... King takes his State. Capell. [457] _once again crown'd_] F₃ F₄. _once against crown'd_ F₁ F₂. _crown'd once again_ Pope. [458] _suspected_] _suspect_ Anon. conj. [459] _to do better_] _to better do_ Staunton conj. [460] _covetousness_] _covetise_ Capell conj. [461] _fault ... fault_] _flaw ... flaw_ Warburton. [462] _it_] _'t_ Anon. conj. _and we are_] _yet we're_ Pope. _and we're_ Theobald. [463] _Doth_] _Do_ Rowe (ed. 2). _Must_ Pope. _will_] _wills_ Keightley conj. [464] _then lesser is my fear,_] _then lesser is my feare_ F₁. _then lesse is my feare_ F₂. _then lesse is my fear_ F₃ F₄ (_less_ F₄). _the less that is my fear,_ Rowe (ed. 2). _(the lesser is my fear)_ Pope. _(when lesser is my fear)_ Steevens (Tyrwhitt conj.). _than lesser is my fear_ Collier (ed. 1). _thus lessening my fear_ Collier MS. _than lesser, in my fear_ Keightley conj. [465] _them_] _they_ Pope. See note (XXIII). [466] _argument,--_] Capell. _argument._ Ff. [467] _in rest_] _in wrest_ Steevens conj. _int'rest_ Jackson conj. _in rent_ Anon. conj. _in right_] _not right_ Staunton conj. _hold_] _hold not_ Malone conj. [468] _then ... should_] _shou'd ... then_ Pope. _then ... should not_ Keightley conj. [469] _you_] _you'd_ Keightley conj. [470] _goods_] _good_ Pope. [471] _Than_] _Then_ F₁. _you_] _yours_ Collier MS.
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