FOOTNOTES:
[3466] Scene. London.] Pope.
A street.] Theobald.
Enter....] Capell. Enter Hostesse of the Taverne, and an officer or two. Q. Enter Hostesse, with two officers, Fang, and Snare. Ff.
[3467] Master] Q. Mr. Ff.
[3468] Fang.] Ff. Phang. Q (and throughout the scene).
[3469] Is't] Ist Q. Is it Ff. Is he Pope.
lusty] lustly F2.
[3470] a'] a Q. he Ff.
to't] too't Q. to it Ff.
[3471] O Lord ... Master Snare] Q. I, I, good M. Snare Ff.
ay! good] ay, good! Capell.
[3472] Yea] Q. I Ff.
[3473] for] om. Ff.
[3474] and that ... faith,] Steevens. and that most beastly in good faith: Malone. most beastly in good faith, Q. and that most beastly: Ff.
[3475] does] Q. doth Ff.
[3476] An I] Capell. And I Q. If I Ff.
an a'] Malone. And a Q. if he Ff. an he Capell.
[3477] vice,—] vice. Ff. view. Q.
[3478] by] Q. with Ff.
you] Q. om. Ff.
he's] hees Q. he is Ff.
[3479] A'] A Q. He Ff.
[3480] continuantly] Ff. continually Q.
[3481] Lumbert] Q. Lombard Ff.
[3482] exion] action F3 F4.
[3483] A hundred] Q. A 100. Ff.
one] loan Theobald. owe Jackson conj. score Collier (Collier MS.). ow'n Grant White.
[3484] and fubbed off] Twice in Q, once in Ff.
[3485] knave] om. Ff.
[3486] [Officers and Hostess make up to him. Capell.
[3487] Enter....] Enter Sir John, and Bardolfe, and the boy. Q. Enter Falstaffe and Bardolfe. Ff (after line 35).
[3488] Sir John,] om. Q.
[3489] Mistress Quickly] mistris, quickly Q.
[3490] channel ... channel] kennel ... kennel Rowe (ed. 2).
[3491] thee in the channel.] Q. thee there Ff. thee in the kennel Pope.
[3492] bastardly] dastardly Anon. conj.
[3493] Ah, ... Ah,] a ... a Q. O ... O Ff.
[3494] rescue or two.] reskew or two. Q. rescu. F1 F2. rescue. F3 F4.
[3495] Thou wo't, wo't thou? thou wo't, wo't ta?] Thou wot, wot thou, thou wot, wot ta, Q. Thou wilt not? thou wilt not? Ff.
[3496] ta?] thou? Capell.
do, do, thou] om. Pope.
[3497] Fal.] F3 F4. Boy. Q. Page. F1. Pag. F2. Page [trying to take her off. Capell.
[3498] fustilarian] Q. fustillirian Ff.
[3499] tickle] Q. tucke Ff (tuck F3 F4).
Enter ... and his men.] Q. Enter Ch. Justice. Ff.
[3500] Scene II. Pope.
What is] Q. What's Ff.
[3501] what are] Q Ff. what, are Pope.
[3502] How now, ... upon him?] Printed as prose by Rowe.
[3503] hang'st upon] Ff. hang'st thou upon Q. hang'st thou on Pope.
[3504] for all, all I have.] for all: all I have, Ff. for al I have, Q.
[3505] Fie!] om. Q.
what man] Q. what a man Ff.
[3506] upon] on Rowe (ed. 2).
[3507] upon] Q. on Ff.
Wheeson] Q. Whitson Ff.
[3508] liking his father] Q. lik'ning him Ff.
[3509] thou not] Q. not thou Ff.
[3510] so familiarity] Q. familiar Ff.
[3511] thirty shillings?] Q F3 F4. 30.s.? F1 F2.
[3512] mad] Ff. made Q.
[3513] you have ... person.] Q. I know you ha' practis'd upon the easie-yeelding spirit of this woman. Ff.
[3514] Yea, in truth] Q. Yes in troth Ff.
[3515] Pray thee] Q. Prethee Ff.
[3516] done her] Ff. done with her Q.
[3517] if] I F2.
make] om. Ff.
[3518] my humble] Q. your humble Ff.
[3519] do desire] Q. desire Ff.
[3520] hasty] hastly F2.
[3521] of] om. Rowe (ed. 2).
[3522] [Aside. Pope.
Enter Gower.] Enter M. Gower. Ff. enter a messenger. Q (after line 126).
[3523] Scene III. Pope.
Now] om. Pope (ed. 2).
[3524] Harry] Q. Henrie F1. Henry F2 F3 F4.
[3525] the paper] this paper Collier MS.
[Delivering a Packet. Capell.
[3526] Faith] Q. Nay Ff.
[3527] German] F4. Iarman Q. Germane F1 F2 F3.
[3528] bed-hangings] Ff. bed-hangers Q. dead-hangings Warburton.
tapestries] tapistries Ff. tapistrie Q.
[3529] ten pound] Ff. x.l Q.
an 'twere] and twere Q. if it were Ff.
[3530] there's] Q. there is Ff.
[3531] the action] Q. thy action Ff.
[3532] dost not know me? come.] Omitted in Ff.
[3533] Pray thee] Q. Prethee Ff.
[3534] i' faith] om. Ff.
am] om. F1.
so ... la!] so God save me law. Q. in good earnest la. Ff.
[3535] I'll make] and make F2.
[3536] though] Q. although Ff.
[3537] all together] al together Q. altogether Ff.
[3538] [To Bardolph] Capell, marking as 'Aside.' [to the officers. Johnson.
[3539] [Exeunt....] Capell. Exit hostesse, and sergeant. Q (after line 153). om. Ff.
[3540] better] Q. bitter Ff.
[3541] lord] Q. good lord Ff.
[3542] last night] Ff. to night Q.
[3543] Gow.] Mess. Q. Mes. Ff.
[3544] Basingstoke] Ff. Billingsgate Q.
[3545] No ... Archbishop] As prose in F3 F4.
[3546] [staying him. Capell.
[3547] [turning short from the Ch. Just. Capell.
[3548] Sir John ... go] As three lines in Q, ending long ... up ... go.
[3549] counties] Q. countries Ff. the countreys Rowe (ed. 2).
[3550] [Exeunt.] Rowe. om. Q Ff.
[3551] Scene II.] Scena Secunda. F1 F2 F3. Scena Tertia. F4. Scene IV. Pope.
London....] Continues in London. Pope.
Enter Prince H....] Rowe. Enter the Prince, Poynes, sir John Russel, with other. Q. Enter Prince Henry, Pointz, Bardolfe, and Page. Ff (Poyns, Bardolf, F3 F4).
[3552] Before God] Q. Trust me Ff.
[3553] Is't] Ist Q. Is it Ff.
[3554] Faith, it does] Q. It doth Ff.
[3555] by my] Q. in Ff.
[3556] note] notice F3 F4.
[3557] viz. these] Ff. with these Q.
thy] the F3 F4.
[3558] ones] Ff. once Q.
[3559] another] Q. one other Ff.
[3560] keepest] kept'st F1.
[3561] thy] Ff. the Q.
[3562] made a shift to] Omitted in Q.
[3563] and God ... strengthend] Q. Omitted in Ff.
[3564] bawl out] bal out Q. bawl out of Pope. bawl out from Capell.
[3565] would] should Pope.
being] Q. lying Ff.
[3566] at this time] Q. Omitted in Ff.
[3567] faith] Q. om. Ff.
[3568] you will] Q. you'l F1 F2. you'll F3 F4.
[3569] Marry] Mary Q. Why Ff.
[3570] By this hand] Q. Omitted in Ff.
[3571] so sick] sick F3 F4.
[3572] reason?] Ff. reason. Q.
[3573] accites] excites F3 F4.
[3574] been] seem Rowe (ed. 2). seem'd Pope.
[3575] By this light] Q. Nay Ff. Nay, by this light Pope.
spoke on] Q. spoken of Ff.
[3576] worst that] worst Pope.
[3577] By the mass] Q. Looke, looke Ff.
[3578] Enter....] Enter Bardolfe and boy. Q. Enter Bardolfe. Ff (after line 66).
[3579] a'] a Q. he Ff.
[3580] look] Q. see Ff.
[3581] Scene V. Pope.
God save] Q. Save Ff.
[3582] Bard.] Theobald. Poynes. Q. Poin. F1 F2. Poyn. F3 F4.
virtuous] vertuous Q. pernitious F1 F2. pernicious F3 F4. precious Capell conj.
[to the Boy. Johnson.
[3583] Is't] ist Q. Is it Ff.
[3584] A' calls me e'en now] A calls me enow Q. He call'd me even now Ff.
[3585] new] Ff. om. Q. new red Collier MS.
so] Q. om. Ff.
[3586] Prince. Has ... profited? Bard. Away] Bard. Hath ... profited? Away Hanmer.
[3587] Has] Q. Hath Ff.
[3588] rabbit] rabbet Ff. rabble Q.
[3589] Althæa] Althear Q.
[3590] 'tis] tis Q. it is Ff.
[Gives him money. Pope.
[3591] good] Ff. om. Q.
[3592] An] Capell. And Q. If Ff.
hanged] hangd Q. be hang'd Ff.
[3593] have wrong] Q. be wrong'd Ff.
[3594] my lord] Q. my good lord Ff.
[3595] Poins.] Poynes. Q. Poin. F1. Prin. F2 F3 F4.
[3596] how] Q. om. Ff.
[3597] Poins. [Reads] Poynes. Q. Poin. Letter. Ff. See note ([V]).
John] Sir John Anon. conj.
[3598] oft] often Theobald.
has] Q. hath Ff.
[3599] There's] theres Q. there is Ff.
[3600] borrower's cap] Theobald (Warburton). borowed cap Q. borrowed cap Ff. borrow'd cant or beggar's cap Jackson conj.
[3601] or] Q. but Ff.
[3602] to] Ff. om. Q.
[3603] Poins. [Reads] Hanmer. om. QFf.
[3604] Why] Hanmer. Poynes. Why Q. Poin. Why Ff.
[3605] Romans in] F3 F4. Romanes in Q. Romaines in F1 F2. Roman in Warburton. Roman's or Roman in's Anon. conj.
[3606] he sure] Q. sure he Ff.
[3607] leave] love Hanmer.
[3608] familiars] Ff. family Q.
[3609] sisters] Q. sister Ff.
[3610] My lord, I'll] Poynes. My Lord, Ile Q. My Lord, I will Ff.
[3611] That's] That's but Collier MS.
twenty] plenty Hanmer (Warburton).
[3612] God send the wench] Q. May the wench have Ff.
[3613] fools] fooles QF1. foole F2. fool F3 F4.
[3614] Yea] Q. Yes Ff.
[3615] boar] boare Q. bore F1 F2 F3. boor F4.
[3616] heifers] Heyfers F4. Heyfors F1 F2 F3. Heicfors Q.
[3617] come to] Q. in Ff.
[3618] you] Q. ye Ff.
[Exeunt ...] Capell. om. QFf.
[3619] Tearsheet] Tearstreet Coleridge conj. See note (1).
[3620] [after pausing a little. Capell.
[3621] leathern] Q. Leather Ff.
[3622] as] Q. like Ff.
[3623] heavy] heavenly Davies conj.
descension] Q. declension Ff.
[3624] heavy descension ... low transformation] low transformation ... heavy declension Upton conj.
[3625] prince] pince Q.
[3626] Scene III.] Scene VI. Pope.
Warkworth. Before ...] Capell. Northumberland. Pope. Northumberland's castle. Theobald.
Enter ...] Enter Northumberland his wife, and the wife to Harry Percie. Q. Enter Northumberland his Ladie, and Harrie Percies Ladie. Ff.
[3627] pray thee] Q. prethee Ff.
[3628] even] Q. an even Ff.
[3629] Lady N.] Wife. QFf.
[3630] Lady P.] Kate. Q. La. Ff.
God's] Q. heavens Ff.
[3631] that] Q. when Ff.
[3632] endear'd] F3 F4. endeer'd F1 F2. endeere Q.
[3633] heart's dear Harry] hearts deere Harry Q. heart-deere-Harry Ff.
[3634] long] look Theobald.
[3635] the God of heaven] Q. may heavenly glory Ff.
[3636] He had ... grave] Ff. Omitted in Q.
[3637] low] slow Seymour conj.
[3638] O wondrous him!] Rowe (ed. 2). O wondrous! him, Ff. wondrous him! Pope.
[3639] Second ... you] Omitted by Pope.
[3640] a field] F1 F2. the field F3 F4.
[3641] defensible] sensible F4.
[3642] numbers] number F4.
[3643] O, fly] Fly Warburton.
[3644] Lady P.] Kate. Q. Lady. Ff.
[3645] still-stand] Ff. stil stand Q.
[3646] thousand] a thousand F3 F4.
[3647] Scene IV.] Scene VII. Pope.
London....] Tavern in Eastcheap. Pope. Room in Quickly's house. Capell.
Enter two Drawers.] Ff. Enter a Drawer or two. Q.
[3648] First Draw.] 1 Draw. Ff. Francis. Q.
the devil] Q. om. Ff.
[3649] Sec. Draw.] 2 Draw. Ff. Draw. Q.
Mass] Mas Q. om. Ff.
[3650] old, withered] Q. old-wither'd Ff.
[3651] hear] heare Q. have Ff.
[3652] Dispatch ... straight. Sec. Draw. Sirrah] Pope. Dra. Dispatch ... straight. Francis. Sirra. Q. 2 Draw. Sirrha. Ff (omitting Dispatch ... straight).
[3653] [Enter Will. Q.
[3654] First Draw.] 1 Draw. Ff. Dra. Q.
By the mass] Q. Then Ff.
utis] vtis Q. Vtis Ff (in italics).
[3655] Sec. Draw.] 2 Draw. Ff. Francis. Q.
Enter....] Enter mistris Quickly, and Doll Tere-sheet. Q. Enter Hostesse, and Dol. Ff.
[3656] Scene VIII. Pope.
I' faith] Yfaith Q. om. Ff.
[3657] in good truth, la! But, i' faith] Q. But Ff. but i' faith Theobald.
[3658] canaries] canary F4.
[3659] one] Q. wee F1. we F2 F3 F4.
this?] Capell. this, Q. this. Ff.
[3660] that's] thats Q. that was Ff.
[3661] Lo] loe Q. Looke F1 F2. Look F3 F4.
Enter....] Ff. enter sir John. Q.
[3662] [Singing] Capell.
[3663] [Exit....] pointing to the other room. Exit Drawer. Capell. om. Q Ff.
[3664] good faith] Q. good-sooth Ff.
[3665] sect] sex Johnson conj.
an] and Q. if Ff.
[3666] You] Ff. A pox damne you, you Q.
[3667] make them] Ff. make Q.
[3668] help to make] Q. make Ff.
[3669] poor] pure Collier (Collier MS.).
[3670] Yea, joy] Q. I marry Ff.
[3671] 'Your ... ouches'] Marked as a quotation first by Capell.
[3672] Dol. Hang ... yourself] Q. Omitted in Ff.
conger] cunger Q.
[3673] By my troth] Q. Why Ff.
[3674] i' good truth] ygood truth Q. in good troth Ff.
[3675] good-year] good-jer Theobald. goujeres Hanmer.
[3676] cares] Fares F2.
Re-enter First Drawer.] Enter Drawer. Ff.
[3677] Scene IX. Pope.
First Draw.] Dra. Q. Draw. Ff.
's] Q. is Ff.
[3678] no, by my faith] Q. Omitted in Ff.
[3679] among] Q. amongst Ff.
[3680] ye] Q. you Ff.
[3681] ne'er] nere Q. never Ff.
your] Ff. & your Q.
[3682] debuty] Q. deputy Ff.
t'other] tother Q. the other Ff.
'twas] twas Q. it was Ff.
[3683] Wednesday] Ff. Wedsday Q.
I'good faith] I good faith Q. Omitted in Ff.
[3684] Dumbe] Q. Dombe F1 F2. Domb F3 F4.
[3685] said] saide Q. sayth F1 F2. saith F3 F4.
a'] a Q. he Ff.
[3686] comes] come F4.
[3687] cheater] Ff. cheter Q. chetah Edd. conj.
[3688] i' faith] yfaith Q. hee or he Ff.
[3689] he'll] heele Q. he will Ff.
[3690] by my troth] Q. om. Ff.
[3691] masters] mistress Keightley conj.
[3692] an 'twere] Capell. and twere Q. if it were Ff. as if it were Pope.
[3693] Enter ...] Enter antient Pistol, and Bardolfe's boy. Q. Enter Pistol, and Bardolph and his boy. Ff.
[3694] Scene X. Pope.
God save] Q. 'Save Ff.
[3695] shall] Ff. shall not Q.
[3696] I'll ... I'll] Ile ... Ile Q. Ile ... I will Ff. (I'le F3 F4).
[3697] an] Capell. and Q. if Ff.
[3698] God's light] Q. what Ff.
[3699] much!] Warburton. much. Q Ff. march! Hanmer.
[3700] God ... but] Q. Omitted in Ff.
[3701] Fal. No ... company, Pistol] Q. Omitted in Ff.
[3702] An] Collier. and Q. If Ff.
[3703] out, for taking] out of taking Pope.
[3704] God's light] Q. om. Ff.
[3705] the word as ... sorted] Q. the word captaine odious Ff. the word captain as odious ... sorted Pope.
[3706] to't] too't Q. to it] Ff.
[3707] of] Q. on Ff.
[3708] I'll see ... here?] Printed as verse by Capell.
[3709] by this hand] Omitted in Ff.
with] Q. where Ff. to Hanmer.
[3710] faitors] Capell. faters Q. Fates Ff.
[clapping his Hand to his Sword. Capell.
[3711] 'tis] tis Q. it is Ff.
[3712] i'faith] om. Ff.
beseek] beseech Rowe (ed. 2).
[3713] These ... toys?] Printed as verse first by Pope. As prose in Q Ff.
[3714] hollow pamper'd] Q. hollow-pamper'd Ff.
[3715] mile] Q. miles Ff.
[3716] Cæsars] Q. Cæsar Ff.
Cannibals] Q. Canniballs F1 F2. Canniball F3. Cannibal F4.
[3717] Trojan] troiant Q.
[3718] Die] Ff. om. Q.
crowns] crowns away Capell (reading as verse).
[3719] O'] A Q. On Ff.
[3720] good-year] good jer Theobald. goujeres Hanmer.
[3721] For God’s sake]Q. I pray Ff.
[3722] give's] gives Q. give me Ff.
[3723] 'Si fortune ... contento.'] Q. Si ... contente. Ff. Si fortuna me tormenta, il sperare me contenta. Hanmer. See note (vi).
[3724] Fear we ... nothing?] As verse first by Pope. As prose in Q Ff.
[3725] sweetheart, lie] sweet harthe Q (Capell's copy).
[Laying ... sword.] Johnson.
[3726] here:] here; [seizing upon a Bottle. Capell.
nothing]Ff. no things Q.
[3727] I kiss] kiss F2 F3 F4.
neif] neaffe Q Ff.
[3728] For God's sake] Omitted in Ff.
[3729] Quoit] Quaite Q.
[3730] an a'] and a Q. if he Ff.
a' shall] a shall Q. he shall Ff.
[3731] What!... I say!] As prose in Q Ff. First as verse, from Rock me asleep, by Johnson.
[Snatching ...] Johnson (after line 184). Snatching ... and drawing. Capell.
[3732] Untwine] untwine F3 F4. untwinde Q. untwin’d F1. untwind'd F2.
Atropos] Ff. Atropose Q.
[3733] goodly] Q. good Ff.
[3734] pray thee ... pray thee] Q. prethee ... prethee Ff.
[3735] [Drawing ... out.] Rowe. om. Q Ff.
[3736] [Exeunt ...] Capell. om. Q Ff.
[3737] pray thee] Q. prethee Ff.
[3738] a'] a Q. he Ff.
[3739] Re-enter B.] Capell. om. Q Ff.
[3740] o'] a Q. of Ff.
[3741] Yea] Q. Yes Ff.
[3742] i' the] i'th Q. in the Ff.
[3743] ah, rogue] Ah rogue Ff. a rogue Q.
i' faith] om. Ff.
[3744] ah, villain!] ah Villaine. Ff. a villaine Q. Fal. A villain! Anon. conj.
[3745] A] Ff. Ah Q.
[3746] Do ... sheets] As prose in Q. As two lines, ending doo'st, ... sheets. in Ff.
[3747] an ... an] and ... and Q. if ... if Ff.
[3748] I' faith] om. Ff.
[3749] tidy Bartholomew] tiny Bartholomew Hanmer. Bartholomew tide S. Walker conj.
[3750] o' ... o'] a ... a Q. on ... on Ff.
[3751] Enter, behind ...] Steevens. Enter Prince and Poynes. Q. Enter Prince Henry ... disguis'd. Ff. Enter, at a distance.... Capell.
[3752] Scene X. Pope (ed. 1). Scene XI Pope (ed. 2).
[3753] 's] Q. is Ff. See note ([VII]).
[3754] a' ... a'] a ... a Q. he ... he Ff. See note ([VII]).
[3755] ha'] a Q. have Ff.
[3756] has] Q. hath Ff.
[3757] does] Q. doth Ff.
[3758] boots] Q. boot Ff.
[3759] discreet] indiscreet Warburton.
[3760] a' has] a has Q. he hath Ff.
[3761] a] Q. an Ff.
the scales] Ff. scales Q.
[3762] avoirdupois] haber de poiz Q. Haber-de-pois Ff.
[3763] 's] Q. us Ff.
[3764] whether] Collier. where Q. if Ff.
[3765] [seeing Bardolph sweet upon the Hostess. Capell.
[3766] lisping to] clasping too Hanmer (Warburton). licking too Farmer conj. clasping to Collier MS. clipping to Collier conj.
lisping to ... tables] list'ning to ... tales Long MS.
master's] master, Q.
[3767] By my troth] Q. Nay truely Ff.
[3768] wilt] Q. wilt thou Ff.
[3769] o'] a Q. on Ff.
shalt] Q. thou shalt Ff.
[3770] come:] Ff. come Q.
we'll] weele Q. we will Ff.
to] to to F2.
[3771] Thou'lt] Steevens. thou't Q. Thou wilt Ff.
[3772] By my troth] Q. om. Ff.
[3773] at the end] a'th end Q. the end Ff.
[3774] [Coming forward.] Capell.
[3775] Poins his] Poynes his Q. Poines, his Ff (Poins, F3 F4). Poins's Rann (Ritson conj.).
[3776] good] Ff. om. Q.
[3777] by my troth] Q. om. Ff.
[3778] the Lord] Q. Heaven Ff.
[3779] O Jesu] Q. what Ff.
[3780] whoreson mad] whoreson made Rowe (ed. 2). whorson-made Pope.
[3781] [Leaning his hand upon Doll. Rowe.
[3782] even] Ff. om. Q.
[3783] God's blessing of] Q. 'Blessing on Ff. 'Blessing o' Capell.
[3784] by my troth] Q. om. Ff.
[3785] Yea] Q. Yes Ff.
[3786] o' mine] a mine Q. on mine Ff. on my Rowe.
[3787] Not to dispraise] No! to dispraise Capell. Not! to dispraise Malone.
[3788] bread-chipper] Q. bread-chopper Ff.
[3789] with him] Ff. with thee Q.
[3790] a true] Q F1 F2. true F3 F4.
[3791] faith] Q. om. Ff.
[3792] close] glose Grant White.
[3793] thy boy] Q. the boy Ff.
[3794] outbids] Ff. blinds Q.
[3795] in hell] a hell Collier conj.
[3796] burns poor souls] burns, poor soul! Hanmer.
[3797] victuallers] Ff. vitlars Qq. See note ([VIII]).
[3798] [Knocking within.] Knocking heard. Capell. Peyto knockes at doore. Qq. om. Ff.
[3799] Enter Peto.] Ff. om. Qq. Enter Peto, hastily. Capell.
[3800] Scene XI. Pope (ed. 1). Scene XII. Pope (ed. 2).
[3801] to blame] Ff. too blame Qq.
[3802] south] south wind Keightley conj.
[3803] Give ... night] As in Qq; as two lines in Ff.
[Exeunt....] Capell. Exeunt Prince and Poynes. Qq. Exit. Ff.
[3804] [Knocking within.] Knock. Capell. om. Qq. Ff.
[3805] Re-enter B.] Capell. om. Qq Ff.
[3806] As prose in Pope.
[3807] [To the Page] Capell.
[3808] [Exeunt....] Capell. Exit Ff. om. Qq.
[3809] [Within] Capell.
[3810] come. [She comes blubbered.] Yea ... Doll?] come [Doll comes blubbered;] yea, ... Doll? Dyce. come, shee comes blubberd, yea? wil you come Doll? Qq (she ... yea! will.... Q2). Omitted in Ff.