The Works of William Shakespeare [Cambridge Edition] [Vol. 6 of 9]Shakespeare, William
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The Works of William Shakespeare [Cambridge Edition] [Vol. 6 of 9]
Shakespeare, William
English drama
[2736] _When ... country_] Arranged as by Hanmer, who reads _have also
been_ for _have been_ in line 17. In Ff the lines end _grieves me: ...
I can, ... countrey_.
[2737] _You ... traducement_] Arranged as by Pope. In Ff the lines end
_deserving, ... owne: ... theft, ... traducement._
[2738] _we have_] _we've_ Hanmer.
_good, and good store_] _store, and good_ Seymour conj.
_store, of all_] Rowe, _store of all,_ Ff.
[2739] _this field_] Ff. _the field_ Rowe.
[2740] _Before ... at_] As in Theobald. In Ff the line ends at
_distribution_.
[2741] _at Your only_] _At your own_ Hanmer.
[2742] _beheld_] _upheld_ Capell.
[2743] See note (IV)
[2744] _let_] om. Seymour conj.
_courts and_] F₁ F₃ F₄. _cours and_ F₂. _camps, as_ Theobald
(Warburton).
[2745] _be Made ... soothing_] As in Ff. One line in Pope.
[2746] _all of_] F₁ F₂. _of all_ F₃ F₄.
[2747] _When_] _Where_ Knight.
_as the_] _as is the_ Anon. conj.
_silk_] _silks_ Collier conj.
_for_ Collier conj. _read_ Singer conj.
[2748] _him ... a coverture_ Steevens (1778), partly following
Tyrwhitt. _him ... an overture_ Ff. _hymns ... An overture_ Theobald
(Warburton). _this ... a coverture_ Tyrwhitt conj. _them ... an
overture_ Knight. _it ... a coverture_ Collier, ed. 2 (Collier MS.)
_him ... an ovation_ Staunton conj. _pipes ... An overture_ Keightley.
_him ... a vesture_ Nicholson conj. _his ... a nurture_ Anon. conj.
[2749] _Let him ... I say_] _let him, I say, Be made a coverture for
the wars no more_ Badham conj.
[2750] _more, I_] F₄. _more I_ F₁ F₂ F₃.
[2751] _You ... hyperbolical_] As in Knight. One line in Ff.
[2752] _shout_] F₄. _shoot_ F₁ F₂ F₃.
[2753] _give_] _give't_ Heath conj.
[2754] _'gainst_] F₁. _against_ F₂ F₃ F₄.
[2755] _give him_] Ff. _give to him_ Rowe.
[2756] _Caius ... ever_] As by Steevens (1793). One line in Ff. Johnson
reads _Bear ... ever_ as a separate line.
[2757] _Caius Marcius_] _Caius Martius_ Rowe. _Marcus Caius_ F₁ F₂.
_Martius Caius_ F₃ F₄.
[2758] All.] Omnes. Ff.
[2759] Cor.] Steevens. Mar. Ff.
[2760] _fairness_] _fulness_ Seymour conj. _farness_ Becket conj.
_fairest_ Anon. conj.
[2761] _Where, ere_] _Where, e're_ F₄. _Where ere_ F₁ F₂ F₃.
[2762] _The gods ... general_] Arranged as by Hanmer. In Ff the first
two lines end _me: ... gifts_.
[2763] _now_] _but now_ Rowe.
[2764] _Of my ... kindly_] As four lines, ending _What is't? ...
lay ... house ... kindly,_ S. Walker conj., or _general ... lay ...
house ... kindly,_ Id. conj., reading _Take it_.
[2765] _Take 't_] _Take it_ Johnson.
[2766] _At a poor_] _And at a poor_ Hanmer. _At a most poor_ Capell.
_man's_] _Volce's_ Seymour conj.
_kindly_] _very kindly_ Keightley.
[2767] _I am_] _I'm_ Hanmer.
[2768] SCENE X.] Capell. SCENE XII. Pope.
The camp....] The Camp of the Volsci. Pope.
[2769] _The town ... back_] As one line, S. Walker conj.
[2770] First Sol.] 1. S. Capell. Soul. or Sol. Ff.
[2771] _Volsce_] _Volce_ F₁ F₂. _Volcie_ F₃. _Volscie_ F₄. _Volscian_
Pope.
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