[1682] [presenting it. Capell. [1683] _The painting_] _The painted_ Hanmer. [1684] _He is_] _He's_ Anon. conj. _these_] F1. _the_ F2 F3 F4. om. Pope. [1685] _ye_] _you_ Johnson. [1686] _you, gentleman_] _ye, gentlemen_ Johnson. [to the Merchant. Capell. [1687] _suffer'd_] Pope, _suffered_ Ff. _under praise_] _underpraise_ Steevens (1773). [1688] _satiety_] F4. _saciety_ F1 F2 F3. [1689] _unclew_] _undo_ Pope. [1690] _prized by their masters_] _priz'd by their masters_ F4. _priz'd so by their masters_ Rowe. _by their masters priz'd_ Pope. [1691] _the wearing_] _wearing_ Steevens (1793), reading _You ... mock'd_ as one line. [1692] Pope ends the line at _here_. _will you be chid?_] _Sour Apemantus; will ye now be chid?_ Seymour conj. [1693] Enter Apemantus.] Pope. Enter Apemantus. F4 (after line 176). Enter Apermantus. F1 F2 F3 (after line 176). [1694] SCENE III. Pope. _We'll bear, with_] _We will bear, with_ Steevens (1778). _Wee'l beare with_ F1. _Wee'l I beare with_ F2. _Wee'l bear with_ F3. _We'll bear with_ F4. _We'll bear it with_ Pope. _We'll bear e'en with_ Seymour conj. [1695] _Good ... Apemantus_] One line in Rowe. Two in Ff. _Apemantus_] F4. _Apermantus_ F1 F2 F3. [1696] _gentle ... morrow_;] _gentle stay: for my good morrow_, Becket conj. _thou_] om. Pope. [1697] _When ... honest._] _When I am Timon's dog ... honest._ Hanmer. Poet. _When will that be?_ Apem. _When thou art ... honest._ Warburton conj. _When thou ... honest--_ Johnson. Mer. _When will that be?_ Ape. _When thou ... honest._ Capell. [1698] _Are_] _Why, are_ Seymour conj. [1699] _know_] _do know_ Seymour conj. _Apemantus?_] F1 F2. _Apemantus._ F3 F4. [1700] _Apemantus_] F3 F4. _Apemantus?_ F1 F2. _Apemantus; passing proud_. Seymour conj. [1701] _nothing_] _nought_ Seymour conj. [1702] _Whither_] F4. _Whether_ F1 F2 F3. [1703] _thou'lt_] F4. _thou't_ F1 F2 F3. [1704] _likest_] Hanmer. _lik'st_ Ff. [1705] _best_] _better_ Hanmer. [1706] _it?_] F3 F4. _it._ F1. _it_: F2. [1707] Pain.] Poet. Steevens (1773). _You're_] Capell. _Y'are_ Ff. _You are_ Steevens. [1708] _mother's_] F4. _mothers_ F1 F2 F3. [1709] _An_] Capell. _And_ Ff. _If_ Pope. [1710] _O ... bellies_] One line in Pope. Two in Ff. [1711] _So ... labour_] One line in Pope. Two in Ff. _So thou_] F3 F4. _So, thou_ F1. _So. thou_ F2. _apprehend'st it_] _apprehendest it_ Dyce. _apprehend'st_ Johnson. _it: take_] _it. Take_ Ff. _it, take_ Staunton. [1712] _cost_] F3 F4. _cast_ F1 F2. [1713] _Not ... poet!_] One line in Pope. Two in Ff. [1714] _Art not_] Art thou Rowe (ed. 2). _Art thou not_ Theobald. [1715] _feigned_] _feign'd_ F1. [1716] _of thee_] _o' thee_ Warburton. [1717] _That ... lord._] _Angry that I had no wit,--to be a lord. or Angry to be a lord,--that I had no wit._ Blackstone conj. _That I had no angry wit.--To be a lord!_ Malone conj. _Angry that I had no wit to be a lord._ Rann. _That I had no ampler wit than be a lord._ Anon. conj.