[3336] _came there_] _came_ Pope. _there came_ Jennens (a misprint). [3337] _panting_] _painting_ F₁. [3338] _salutations_] Qq F₁. _salutation_ F₂ F₃ F₄. [3339] _Deliver'd_] Ff. _Delivered_ Qq. [3340] _whose_] Qq. _those_ Ff. [3341] _meiny_] F₃ F₄. _meiney_ F₁ F₂. _men_ Qq. [3342] _And_] _I,_ Jennens. [3343] _that_] Qq. _which_ Ff. [3344] _drew_] _I drew_ Rowe. [3345] _The shame_] Ff. _This shame_ Qq. [3346] Fool. _Winters ... year._] Omitted in Qq. [3347] _Winter's_] F₃ F₄. _Winters_ F₁ F₂. _wild_] _wil'd_ F₁. [3348] _Fathers ... poor._] As in Pope. Three lines in Ff. [3349] _this, ... daughters_] _this, it follows ... daughters dear_ Collier (Collier MS.), reading 52, 53 as four lines of rhyme. [3350] _for thy_] F₁. _for thy deare_ F₂. _for thy dear_ F₃ F₄. _from thy dear_ Theobald. [3351] _Hysterica_] F₄. _Historica_ Qq F₁ F₂. _Hystorica_ F₃. [3352] _With ... not;_] As in Qq Ff. One line in Steevens (1793). [3353] _here_] Ff. om. Qq. [3354] _here._] Ff. _there._ Q₁ Q₃. _there?_ Q₂. [Exit.] Ff. om. Qq. [3355] _Made ... of?_] One line in Qq. Two in Ff. _but_] Ff. _then_ Qq. [3356] _None_] Ff. _No_ Qq. [3357] _None ... train?_] _None: How ... number?_ Ff. _No, how ... traine?_ Qq. [3358] _train_] _traine_ Qq. _number_ Ff. [3359] _An_] Pope. _And_ Q₂ Ff. _If_ Q₁ Q₃. [3360] _i' the_] _i' th'_ F₁ F₃ F₄. _ith'_ F₂. _in the_ Qq. [3361] _thou hadst_] Qq. _thou'dst_ Ff. _deserved_] _deserve_, Pope, reading _thou'dst_ with Ff. [3362] _All ... men;_] _All men are led by their eyes, but blind men, and they follow their noses,_ Johnson conj. [3363] _twenty_] Ff. _a hundred_ Q₁ Q₃. _a 100._ Q₂. _stinking_] _sinking_ Mason conj. [3364] _following it_] Qq. _following_ Ff. [3365] _up the hill_] Qq. _upward_ Ff. _him_] _it_ Hanmer. [3366] [Sings. Anon. conj. _That sir_] _That, sir,_ F₄. _which_] Ff. _that_ Qq. _and seeks_] om. Qq. [3367] _That ... perdy._] Italics in Q₁ Q₃. Roman in Q₂ Ff. [3368] _begins_] _begin_ Q₂. _begins to rain_] _'gins rain_ Capell. [3369] _the storm_] _a storm_ F₄. [3370] _But_] _And_ F₃ F₄. [3371] _wise man_] Qq F₄. _wiseman_ F₁ F₂ F₃. [3372] _The knave ... knave,_] _The fool turns knave, that runs away, The knave no fool,_ Collier, ed. 2 (Johnson conj.) _The fool turns knave, that runs away; The fool's no knave,_ Heath conj. _The fool turns knave, that runs away; The fool no knave,_ Capell. [3373] _fool_] om. Qq. [3374] Re-enter ...] Capell. Enter Lear and Glocester. Qq (Gloster Q₂). Enter Lear, and Gloster: Ff (Glocester. Q₁ Q₃. Glower. F₂), after line 81. [3375] SCENE IX. Pope. SCENE X. Warburton. _Deny ... weary?_] One line in Qq. Two in Ff. _They are ... they are_] _they're ... they're_ Pope. _sick?... weary?_] Johnson. _sicke, ... weary,_ Qq Ff. [3376] _have travell'd_] F₄. _have travail'd_ F₁ F₂. _have travel'd_ F₃. _traveld_ Q₁. _traveled_ Q₂ Q₃. _all the_] Ff. _hard to_ Qq.
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