[cef057] _I’ll...speech:_] One line in Pope. Two in Ff. [cef079] After this line, Theobald inserts from (Qq) _I had no father, I am like no father._ [cef084] _keep’st_] F3 F4. _keept’st_ F1 F2. [cef093] _thy_] _the_ Pope. ¶ [Exit, with the body.] Capell. Exit. Ff. [ceg001] SCENE VII.] Capell. SCENE VIII. Pope. ¶ London...] The Palace in London. Theobald. The same. A Room of State in the Palace. Capell. ¶ Flourish.] F1. om. F2 F3 F4. ¶ a Nurse with the young Prince,] Edd., from (Qq). Nurse, Ff. ¶ King Edward is seen sitting in his Throne; The Queen, with the infant Prince in her Arms, Clarence, and Others, by him: to them, Gloster. Capell. ¶ ceg001: _in_] _on_ Rowe. [ceg004] _tops_] _top_ Rowe. [ceg005] _renown’d_] Rowe. _renowmd_ (Q1 Q2). _renownd_ (Q3). _Renowne_ F1 F2. _Renown_ F3 F4. [ceg006] _undoubted_] _redoubted_ Capell conj. _undaunted_ Anon. conj. [ceg014] [Enter Gloster behind. Collier (Collier MS.). [ceg015] _kiss_] _kiffe_ F2. [ceg017] _winter’s_] _winters_ F1. _winter_ F2 F3 F4. [ceg020] _gain_] _grain_ Collier conj. [ceg021]–ceg025: [Aside.] Rowe. [ceg025] _and_] See note (XIII). ¶ _thou shalt_] (Qq) Capell. _that shalt_ F1 F2. _that shall_ F3 F4. _this shall_ Johnson conj. ¶ [Pointing to his head. Hanmer. [ceg027] _kiss_] F4. _kis_ F1 F2. _kisse_ F3. See note (XIII). [ceg028] _unto_] F1. om. F4. [ceg030] Q. Eliz.] Queen. (Qq) Theobald. Cla. F1. Clar. F2. King. F3 F4. See note (XIV). ¶ _Thanks_] F3 F4. _Thanke_ F1. _Thankes_ F2. [ceg033], ceg034: [Aside.] Rowe. [ceg038] _Reignier_] Rowe. _Reynard_ (Qq) Ff. [ceg042] [rising. Capell. [ceg044] _befits the pleasure of the_] Ff. _befits the pleasures of the_ (Qq). _befit the pleasure of the_ Pope. _befit the pleasures of a_ Capell. _befit the pleasures of the_ Steevens. [ceg046] [Exeunt.] Exeunt omnes. Ff. NOTES TO III KING HENRY VI. NOTE I. II. 1. 95. Pope and Hanmer make no new scene here, although they evidently intended to do so, as the next scene is marked as Scene III. In Theobald, as usual, the scenes are not numbered. NOTE II. II. 2. 89. In this passage the lines 89–92 are given to ‘Cla.’ in the first Folio, and to ‘George’ in the Quartos; but it is evident that Shakespeare, by altering ‘his brother’ in line 92 to ‘me,’ intended the whole to be spoken by Edward. This is another instance of Shakespeare’s haste in remodelling the older plays. NOTE III. II. 5. 92, 93. Capell follows Hanmer in adopting the reading of the Quartos. We retain the reading of the Folios, because the alteration merely transfers the difficulty of explanation from one line to another. NOTE IV.