The Works of William Shakespeare [Cambridge Edition] [Vol. 7 of 9]Shakespeare, William
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The Works of William Shakespeare [Cambridge Edition] [Vol. 7 of 9]
Shakespeare, William
English drama
[2600] _Full ... bestow'd_] As in Ff. Three lines, ending _failing?...
deeds, ... bestow'd,_ in Johnson.
[2601] _What ... made!_] As in Malone. One line in Ff. _What change
of honour desp'rate want has made?_ Pope. _What change of humour
desp'rate want has made?_ Warburton. Steevens ends the first line at
_has_.
[2602] _What_] _Why, what_ Capell. _Ah, what_ Anon. conj.
_honour_] _favour_ Anon. conj.
[2603] _viler_] Pope. _vilder_ Ff.
[2604] _wish'd_] _will'd_ Warburton.
[2605] _woo ... do_] _too, ... woo_ Warburton.
[2606] _mischief_] _miscreefe_ F2.
[2607] _Has_] _H'as_ F4. _He has_ Steevens.
[2608] _present ... life._] As in Pope. Prose in F1 F2. Two lines, the
first ending _grief_, in F3 F4.
[2609] _unto_] _to_ Pope.
[2610] [Timon comes forward from his cave. Theobald.
[2611] _thou_] om. S. Walker conj.
[2612] _dost_] _dost thou_ Theobald (ed. 2).
[2613] _Then ... thee_] As in Capell. Two lines in Ff.
_grant'st ... I_] Capell, and Southern MS. _grunt'st, th'art a man.
I_ F1. _grunt'st th'art a man, I_ F2 F3 F4. _grantest that thou art a
man I_, ending the line at _man_, Pope. _grant'st thou'rt man, I_
Steevens (1793).
_I have_] _I've_ Capell.
[2614] _An ... yours_] _An honest servant_ Pope.
[2615] _Then_] _Nay, then_ Capell, ending the lines at _then ...
man ... knaves._ Steevens (1793) reads _Then_, but follows Capell's
arrangement.
[2616] _never_] F1 F2. _nev'r_ F3 F4. _ne'er_ Rowe.
_man_] _men_ S. Walker conj.
_me, I; all_] Steevens (1778). _me, I all_, F1 F2 F3. _me, I, all_ F4.
_me, all_ Pope. _me; ay, all_ Delius.
[2617] _I kept_] _that I kept_ Capell.
[2618] _Ne'er_] Pope. _Nev'r_ F1 F2. _Never_ F3 F4.
_steward_] _steward's_ Capell conj.
[2619] _What ... thee_] As in Rowe. Two lines in Ff.
[2620] _thorough_] _thorow_ F1 F2. _through_ F3 F4. _or through_ Pope.
_and_] _or_ Pope.
_laughter. Pity's sleeping_:] _laughter, pity sleeping._ Johnson conj.
[2621] _Pity's ... weeping!_] Put in the margin by Hanmer.
[2622] _Had ... woman._] As in Ff. Four lines in Capell, ending
_just, ... turns ... behold ... woman._ Malone ends the first line at
_now_, following Capell's arrangement in the rest.
[2623] _steward_] _steward then_ Capell.
[2624] _dangerous ... mild_] _nature dangerous-wild_ Becket conj.
_dolorous nature wild_ Jackson conj.
_mild_] Hanmer (Thirlby conj.). _wilde_ Ff.
[2625] _You_] om. Pope.
_perpetual-sober_] Hanmer. _perpetuall sober_ Ff.
[2626] _One ... steward_] S. Walker would end the lines _man:-- ...
pray,-- ... steward._
[2627] _pray_] _say_ Lettsom conj.
_pray ... steward_] _pray ... steward too_ Hanmer. _pray you,--and he
is a steward_ Capell.
[2628] _subtle, covetous_] _subtle-covetous_ S. Walker conj.
[2629] _If not a_] _Is't not a_ Rowe. _A_ Pope. _An_ Hanmer. _Is it not
a_ Keightley, ending the line at _men_.
_kindness_] om. Seymour conj.
_and_] om. Pope.
_rich ... gifts_] _gifts That rich men deal_ Anon. conj.
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