_doubts, wringing_] _doubts wringing_ Anon. conj. _wringing_] _wringings_ Anon. conj. [306] _despairs_] _despair_ Rowe (ed. 2). [307] _this_] _his_ F₄. [308] _our_] om. Pope, reading _We ... deliv'rance_ as one line. [309] _like_] _in_ Steevens. [310] _Into_] _E'en to_ Lettsom conj. _pitch_] _pinch_ Hanmer (Warburton). _batch_ Theobald conj. [311] _they're_] Pope. _th' are_ Ff. _they are_ Capell. [312] _find_] F₃ F₄. _finde_ F₁ F₂. _find 't_ Anon. conj. [313] and ... pensively.] Ff. The Scene draws, and discovers the King sitting and reading pensively. Rowe. They go towards the Door: Door opens; and the King is discover'd, sitting to a Table, pensively, and reading. Capell. Norfolk opens a folding-door. The King is discovered.... Malone. [314] SCENE IV. Warburton. Pope and Hanmer continue the scene by mistake. [315] _Pray_] _I pray_ Capell. [316] _Ye are_] _You're_ Capell. _You are_ Steevens. [317] _and ... commission._] with Campeius. Capell. Campeius,] Campeius the Pope's Legat, Rowe. [318] _a king_] F₁. _the king_ F₂ F₃ F₄. [To Camp.] Theobald. [319] [To Wols.] Johnson. [320] [To Nor. and Suf.] Theobald. [321] The 'Asides' first marked by Capell. [322] _him?_] _him._ Collier. _him!_ Delius. [323] _If ... him._] Arranged as in Pope. As one line in Ff. [324] _one have-at-him._] Dyce and Staunton. _one; have at him._ F₁. _one heave at him._ F₂ F₃ F₄. _one;--have at him._ Knight. [325] _precedent_] F₄. _president_ F₁ F₂ F₃. [326] _I ... ones, in ... kingdoms_] Theobald. (_I ... ones in ... kingdomes_) Ff. [327] _Have_] _Gave_ Grant White. _voices:_] _voyces._ or _voices._ Ff. _voice._ Rowe (ed. 2). _voices_--Knight. [328] _learned_] _learn'd_ Anon. conj. _Cardinal_] _Cardnall_ F₁. [329] _They have_] _They've_ Pope. [330] _commanding, you_] F₄. _commanding._ _You_ F₁. _commanding:_ _You_ F₂ F₃. [331] _So_] _Too_ Keightley conj. _that_] _that,_ F₄. _what_ Pope. [332] [Exit Wolsey. Re-enter ...] Capell. Cardinal goes out and re-enters with Gardiner. Johnson. Enter Gardiner. Ff. [333] The 'Asides' first marked by Capell. [334] [Walks and whispers.] Ff. Talk apart. Capell. [335] SCENE III.] SCENE V. Pope. An ante-chamber ...] Theobald. [336] _having_] om. Pope. [337] See note (III). [338] _a majesty_] _majesty_ Dyce, ed. 2 (S. Walker conj.) [339] _O,_] _Oh_ F₁ F₂ F₃. _O'_ F₄. [340] _that quarrel_] _that quarr'ler_ Hanmer. _that quarr'lous_ Warburton conj. (withdrawn). _at quarrel_ Mason conj. _that queller_ Jackson conj. _that_ _squirrel_ Staunton conj. _quarrel, fortune, do_] _quarrell. Fortune, do_ F₁. _quarrel fortune to_ Steevens conj. _carle, ill-fortune, do_ Becket conj. _cruel fortune do_ Collier (Collier MS.) _quarrel, by fortune_ Keightley. _fortune's quarrel do_ Lettsom conj. [341] _Alas_] _Ah_ Pope. [342] _a stranger_] F₁. _stranger_ F₂ F₃ F₄. [343] _cheveril_] Theobald. _chiverell_ F₁ F₂ F₃. _chiverel_ F₄. [344] _good troth_] Ff. _good troth--_ Rowe. [345] _bow'd_] _bowed_ Reed (1803).
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