[260] SCENE II. Pope. [261] _far_] _farre_ F₁. om. F₂ F₃ F₄. [262] _The law_] F₁ F₂. _To th' law_ F₃ F₄. [263] _'T has_] F₃ F₄. _T' has_ F₁ F₂. _It has_ Malone. [264] _'em_] _them_ Malone. [265] _evils_] _evies_ Grey conj. [266] _have_] _hath_ or has Seymour conj. [267] _More ... me_] One line in Rowe (ed. 2). Two in Ff. _dare_] _could_ or _durst_ Delius conj. [268] _And ... name_] One line in Pope. Two in Ff. _o'_] Theobald. a Ff. [269] _to_] om. Pope. [270] _'Gainst ... grace,_] Two lines in Pope. Three lines, ending _with: ... grave ... grace:_ in Ff. [271] _that I cannot_] _I can't_] Pope. _that I can't_ Malone. [272] _take ... make_] take ... _mark_ Hanmer (Warburton). _make ... take_ Johnson conj. _take ... shake_ Heath conj. [273] _no black ... grave_] _no! black ... grave_ Anon. conj. (Gent. Mag.) _With no black envy shall I make my grave_ Martley conj., reading as a separate line. [274] _forsake_] _forsake me_ F₄. Keightley conjectures that a line is lost here. [275] _may ... be_] _be his rule_ Seymour conj. [276] _now will_] _will now_ Whalley conj. [277] _Bohun_] _Stafford_ Peck conj. [278] _life, honour, name_] _name, honour, life_ Pope. [279] _we are_] F₁ F₂. _are we_ F₃ F₄. _fortunes_] _fortune_ Rowe. [280] _most_] om. Pope. [281] _for_] om. Pope. [282] _where_] _when_ Collier (Collier MS.) [283] _now forsake_] _leave_ Pope. [284] _long weary_] _long-weary_ S. Walker conj. [285] _Farewell: ... sad,_] As in Capell. One line in Ff. [286] _that is_] om. Pope, reading 134, 135 as one line. [287] _Speak ... me!_] Two lines in Ff. One line in Pope, reading _I've_ for _I have_. [288] _What_] _Where_ Reed (1803). [289] _Yes,_] om. Hanmer. [290] _to_] _unto_ S. Walker conj. [291] _found a_] F₁ F₂. _a sound_ F₃ F₄. [292] _I think ... cruel_] As two lines, the first ending _think_, in Ff. one line in Pope, reading _you've_ for _you have_. _is't_] _is it_ Delius. [293] _think_] _talk_ Anon conj. [294] SCENE II.] SCENE III. Pope An ante-chamber ...] Theobald. the Lord] Lord. Ff. a letter.] Rowe. this letter. Ff. [295] _My lord ... sir._] S. Walker would read _horse_ for _horses_, _sent me_ for _sent_, _o' th'_ for _of the_, _o' the'_ for _in the_, _them_ for _'em,_ and print as nine verses, ending _me for_, ... _chosen_, ... _handsome_, ... _north_, ... _London_, ... _commission_, ... _reason_, ... _subject_, ... _sir_. [296] _commission_] _compulsion_ Long MS. [297] _sir_] om. Collier MS. [298] _I fear ... think._] As verse first by Theobald. As prose in Ff. [299] _my lord_] _my good lord_ Hanmer, reading _He ... good Lord ... graces_ as two lines. [300] _doing, ... cardinal:_] _doing; ... cardinal:_ Rowe. _doing: ... cardinall_, Ff. [301] _list_] _lists_ Theobald. [302] _Pray ... else_] As in Pope. Two lines in Ff. [303] _his_] _this_ Capell. [304] _Between_] _'Tween_ Pope. _great nephew_] _nephew_ Seymour] conj. _great-nephew_ Dyce. [305] _Dangers, doubts,_] _Doubts, dangers,_ Pope.