The Works of William Shakespeare [Cambridge Edition] [Vol. 8 of 9]Shakespeare, William
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The Works of William Shakespeare [Cambridge Edition] [Vol. 8 of 9]
Shakespeare, William
English drama
[71] _streets: ..._] Omission first marked by Jennens, who suggests
_Tremendous prodigies in heaven appear'd._ Boaden proposes _The heavens
too spoke in silent prodigies._ Hunter suggests _In the heavens above
strange portents did appear._ Becket would transfer line 123 _And
prologue ... on to follow streets:_ line 116.
[72] _As ... blood,_] _Stars shon with trains of fire, dews of blood
fell,_ Rowe. Omitted by Rann. Transferred by Mitford to follow
_events,_ line 121.
_and dews_] _shed dews_ Harness, reading _Disasters dimm'd_ in line 118.
[73] _As stars with ... Disasters in_] _Astres with ... Disasterous
dimm'd_ Malone conj. _Disastrous ... Disasters in_ Becket conj. _A star
with ... Disasters in_ Jackson conj. _As stars with ... Did usher in_
Duane conj. _As stars with ... Disastering_ Anon. apud Singer (ed. 2)
conj. _Astres with ... Did overcast_ Williams conj. _Ay, stars
with ... Did darken e'en_ or _Ay, stars with ... Did enter in_ or _Ay,
stars with ... Dy'd darkening_ Leo conj. _As stars with ... Disastrous
dimm'd_ or _And stars with ... Disastrous dimm'd_ Anon. conj. (N. and
Q.) _Asters with ... Disasters in_ Brae conj. (N. and Q.) _As stars,
with ... Disastrous, ev'n_ or _As stars, with ... Disastrous hid_
Taylor conj. MS.
_As stars with ... Distempered_ or _As stars with ... Discoloured_
Staunton conj.
[74] _in_] _veil'd_ Rowe. _dim'd_ Capell.
[75] _fierce_] Q₅ Q₆. _fearce_ Q₄. _feare_ Q₂ Q₃. _fear'd_ Collier conj.
[76] _As_] _Are_ Mitford conj.
[77] _omen_] _omen'd_ Theobald. _omens_ Becket conj.
[78] _climatures_] _climature_ Dyce conj.
Re-enter Ghost.] Enter Ghost. Qq. Enter Ghost againe. Ff.
[79] [It spreads his armes. Qq. om. Ff. He spreads his arms. Q (1676).
[80] _Speak ... done_] As in Pope. One line in Qq Ff.
[81] _That ... Speak to me_] As in Qq. One line in Ff.
[82] _Which ... speak!_] As in Qq. One line in Ff.
[83] _foreknowing_] _foreknowledge_ Collier MS. See note (II).
[84] _you_] Ff. _your_ Qq.
[85] [The cock crows.] Qq, after line 138. om. Ff.
[86] _at_] Ff. om. Qq.
[87] Hor ... Ber ... Hor ... Mar.] Ber ... Mar ... Ber ... Hor.
Steevens conj.
[88] _if it will_] _if't will_ S. Walker conj., ending lines 140, 141
_Do, ... gone!_
[89] [Exit Ghost.] Ff. om. Qq.
[90] _For it is, as_] _It is ever as_ Q (1676).
[91] _morn_] _morne_ Qq. _morning_ (Q₁). _day_ Ff.
[92] _warning, ... confine:_] _warning, Th' extravagant ... hies To his
confine, whether in sea or air, Or earth or fire_ Johnson conj.
[93] _extravagant_] _extra-vagate_ Grey conj.
[94] _on_] _at_ Q (1676).
[95] _say_] Qq. _sayes_ Ff.
[96] _The_] (Q₁) Ff. _This_ Qq.
[97] _then_] om. F₂F₃F₄.
_dare stir_] _dare sturre_ Q₂ Q₃ Q₄. _dare stirre_ Q₅. _dares stirre_
Q₆. _dare walke_ (Q₁). _can walke_ Ff. _dares walk_ Rowe. _walks_ Pope.
[98] _takes_] Qq. _talkes_ F₁ F₂. _talks_ F₃ F₄.
_nor_] _no_ Q₆ F₄.
[99] _the_] Ff. _that_ (Q₁) Qq.
[100] _eastward_] Qq. _easterne_ Ff.
[101] _advice_] Ff. _advise_ Qq.
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