[610] _Farewell! a ... greatness!_] _Farewell? A ... greatnesse._ Ff. [611] _hopes_] _hope_ Steevens. [612] _root_] _shoot_ Warburton conj. [613] _This_] _These_ Pope. [614] _But_] _Out_ Anon. conj. [615] _this_] F₁ F₂. _the_ F₃ F₄. _ye_] _you_ Seymour conj. [616] _we_] _he_ Hanmer. [617] _their_] _our_ Pope. _his_ Hanmer. _ruin_] _frown_ Anon. conj. [618] and stands] Edd. standing Ff. [619] _thy_] F₁ F₄. _the_ F₂ F₃. [620] _an_] Capell. _and_ Ff. _if_ Pope. [621] _These ... pillars_] Rowe (ed. 2). _These ... Pillers_ F₁. _These ... Pillet_ F₂. _This ... Pillet_ F₃ F₄. _This ... pillar_ Rowe (ed. 1). [622] Two lines in Pope. Four, ending _Grace ... it ... have ... me thinkes,_ in Ff. [623] _More_] Hanmer. _Moore_ F₁ F₂. _Moor_ F₃ F₄. [624] _conscience_] _conscience'_ S. Walker conj. [625] _tomb_] _coomb_ Becket conj. _orphans'_] Warburton. _Orphants_ F₁ F₂. _Orphan's_ F₃. _Orphans_ F₄. _'em_] Capell. _him_ Ff. [626] _There ... Cromwell_] One line in Pope. Two, the first ending _downe.,_ in Ff. [627] _fall'n_] _falne_ F₁ F₂. _fal'n_ F₃. _fallen_ F₄. [628] _I have_] _I've_ Pope. [629] _more must_] _must more_ Pope. _heard of, say_] _heard: say_ Rowe. _heard: say then_ Pope. [630] _trod the ways_] _rode the waves_ Warburton conj. _trod the waves_ Capell conj. [631] _that that_] _that which_ Pope. [632] _The image_] _Tho' th' image_ Hanmer. _win by it_] _win it_ F₄. _win in't_ Warburton conj. (withdrawn). [633] _those hearts_] _ev'n th' hearts_ Hanmer. _hate_] _wait_ Warburton conj. [634] _wins_] F₁ F₂. _win_ F₃ F₄. [635] _Thou fall'st ... all_] Four lines ending _and ... inventory ... king's: ... all_ in Keightley. [636] _Serve ... in:_] As in Rowe (ed. 2). As one line in Ff. [637] _And prithee_] _And--Prithee_ Johnson. [638] _have, ... penny;_] Capell. _have, ... peny,_ Ff. _have; ... penny,_ Theobald. _A ... Westminster._] Theobald. ACT IV. SCENE I. _A street in Westminster._ _Enter two_ Gentlemen, _meeting one another_. _First Gent._ You're well met once again. _Sec. Gent._ So are you.[639] _First Gent._ You come to take your stand here and behold The Lady Anne pass from her coronation?[640] _Sec. Gent._ 'Tis all my business. At our last encounter, The Duke of Buckingham came from his trial. 5 _First Gent._ 'Tis very true: but that time offer'd sorrow; This, general joy. _Sec. Gent._ 'Tis well: the citizens, I am sure, have shown at full their royal minds--[641][642] As, let'em have their rights, they are ever forward--[642][643] In celebration of this day with shows,[644] 10 Pageants and sights of honour. _First Gent._ Never greater, Nor, I'll assure you, better taken, sir. _Sec. Gent._ May I be bold to ask what that contains,[645] That paper in your hand?[646]