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[6] Act i. Scene i.] Actus Primus. Scæna Prima. Ff. Omitted in Qq.
Verona. A public Place.] Capell. A Street in Verona. Rowe.
of the ... bucklers.] with ... bucklers, of ... Capulet. Qq Ff. See note (1).
[7] on] Qq. A F1 F2 F3. a F4. o' Capell.
[8] Sam. I ... draw. Gre. Ay ... collar.] Omitted by Pope.
[9] an] Theobald. and Qq. if Ff.
[10] out o' the] out o' th F1 F2. out o' th' F3 F4. out of Q2 Q3. out of the Q4 Q5.
[11] To ... away.] As prose first by Pope. Two lines, the first ending stand: in Qq Ff.
[12] A ... stand:] Prose by Pope. One line in Qq Ff.
[13] I ... Montague's] As prose in Q2. One line in the rest.
[14] a weak slave] weake slave F2. weak slave F3. weak, slave F4.
[15] 'Tis true] Q5. Tis true Q2 Q3 Q4. True Ff.
[16] weaker vessels] weakest vessels F3 F4. weakest Warburton.
[17] us] not us Martley conj.
[18] cruel] cruell Q4 Q5. ciuil Q2. ciuill Q3 F1. civill F2. civil F3 F4.
[19] I will cut] Qq. and cut Ff.
[20] maids?] Ff. maids. Q2 Q3. maides. Q4. maids! Q5.
[21] their] the Warburton, from (Q1).
[22] in] (Q1) Q4 F2 Q5 F3 F4. om. Q2 Q3 F1.
[23] Me ... flesh] Prose in Qq. Two lines, the first ending stand: in Ff.
[24] comes two of] Malone, from (Q1). comes of Qq Ff.
[25] house of] Qq. house of the Ff.
Enter....] Rowe. Enter two other servingmen. Qq Ff. Transferred to follow line 42 by Dyce.
[26] run?] run. F1 F2.
[27] thee!] Q5. thee. The rest.
[28] a] om. Q2.
[29] [Aside....] First marked by Capell.
of] on Q5.
[30] sir! no,] sir, no Qq. sir? no Ff.
[31] But if] Qq. If Ff.
[32] better.] Qq. better? Ff.
[33] Enter....] Transferred to line 61 by Dyce.
[34] [Aside....] First marked by Capell.
[35] sir] Qq. om. Ff.
[36] swashing] Q4 Q5. washing Q2 Q3 Ff.
[37] Part ... do.] As verse first by Capell. Prose in Qq Ff.
[38] [Beating ... weapons.] Capell. om. Qq Ff.
[39] What ... death.] Divided as in Qq. Prose in Ff.
[40] drawn] drawne Qq. draw Ff.
[41] thee] the Q3 F2.
[They fight.] Fight. Ff. om. Qq.
Enter....] Capell, substantially. Enter three or foure Citizens with Clubs or partysons. Qq (partisans Q5). Enter three or foure Citizens with Clubs. Ff.
[42] First Off.] Offi. Qq Ff. Cit. Steevens. 1 Cit. Malone.
Down....] Citizens. Down.... Edd. conj.
[43] and Lady Capulet.] Rowe. and his wife. Qq Ff.
[44] La. Cap.] Rowe. Wife. Qq Ff.
crutch (bis)] Ff Q5. crowch Q2 Q3 Q4.
[45] My sword] A sword F4.
[46] and Lady Montague.] Rowe. and his wife. Qq Ff.
[47] Capulet!—Hold] Capulet. Hold Ff. Capulet, hold Q2 Q3 Q4. Capulet: hold Q5.
let me go] let go S. Walker conj.
[48] La. Mon.] Rowe. M. Wife. 2. Qq. 2. Wife. Ff.
one] Qq. a Ff.
Escalus,] Edd. Eskales, Qq Ff.
[49] steel,—] steel— Rowe. steele, or steel, Qq Ff.
[50] torture, from ... hands] torture from those bloudie hands, Q2 Q3 F4 (bloudy Q3. bloody F4). torture, from those bloody hands, Q4.
those] these F2 F3 F4.
[51] mistemper'd] Ff Q5. mistempered Q2 Q3 Q4.
[52] brawls] brawles Qq. broyles Ff.
airy] angry Collier MS.
[53] made] make F2.
Verona's] Neronas Q2.
[54] grave beseeming] grave-beseeming S. Walker conj.
ornaments] ornament F2 F3.
[55] To wield ... hate] Put in the margin by Pope.
[56] Canker'd ... hate] Omitted by Hanmer.
part your] party our Q4.
[57] farther] Q2 Q4. further Q5. Fathers Q3 F1 F2 F3. Father's F4.
[58] [Exeunt....] Exeunt. Qq Ff. Exeunt Prince and Capulet. &c. Rowe.
[59] Scene II. Pope.
Mon.] Qq Ff. M. wife. (Q1). La. Moun. Rowe.
[60] swung] swoong Q2. swong The rest.
[61] Who ... scorn] Omitted by Pope.
hiss'd] kiss'd Rowe (ed. 2).
[62] thrusts] thrust Q4.
[63] who ... part] Omitted by Pope.
[64] La. Mon.] Rowe. Wife Qq Ff.
saw ... to-day?] Omitted by Pope.
[65] I am] Q2. am I The rest.
[66] drave] drive Q2.
drave ... abroad] drew me from company (Q1) Pope. drew me to walk abroad Theobald. drew me from canopy Warburton conj. (withdrawn).
[67] sycamore] Q5. syramour Q2 Q3 Q4. sycamour Ff.
[68] the city's] Malone, from (Q1). this citie Q2. this city The rest. the city Warburton. this city Capell. the city' Steevens.
[69] Which ... found] Q5. Which ... sought, where ... found The rest. That most are busied, when they're most alone Pope, from (Q1).
[70] Being ... self] Omitted in (Q1) Pope.
[71] humour] Q4 Q5. humor Q2. honour The rest.
his] him Theobald (Thirlby conj.).
[72] shunn'd] Ff Q5. shunned Q2 Q3 Q4.
who] what Seymour conj.
[73] morning's] mornings Qq F1
F2. morning F3 F4.
[74] Adding ... sighs] Omitted by Pope.
[75] Should] Does Seymour conj.
[76] portentous] F2 F3 F4. portendous Q2 Q3 F1 Q5. protendous Q4.
[77] learn] learn it Rowe.
[78] other] others F1.
[79] his] is Q2.
[80] discovery,] After this Johnson conjectures that some lines are lost.
[81] sun] Pope, ed. 2 (Theobald). same Qq Ff.
[82] Enter Romeo.] Qq Ff. Enter Romeo, at a distance. Capell. Transferred by Dyce to follow line 157.
[83] [Exeunt ...] Capell. Exeunt. Qq Ff.
[84] struck] Rowe. strooke Qq F1 F2. strook F3 F4.
Ay] Ah Rowe.
[85] hence] henec F1.
[86] In love?] Q5. In love. The rest.
[87] Out—] Rowe. Out. Qq Ff.
[88] Of love?] Q5. Of love. The rest.
[89] see ... will] set pathways to our will Staunton conj.
will] ill Hanmer.
[90] create] (Q1) F2 F3 F4. created The rest.
[91] well-seeming] welseeing Q2 Q3 F1.
[92] Why, such is] Why such is, merely, Seymour conj. Why such, Benvolio, is Collier (Collier MS.). Why, such, Benvolio, such is Mommsen conj. Why, gentle cousin, such is Keightley.]
Why ... transgression] Omitted by Pope.
[93] mine] my Q4 Q5.
[94] if] them (Q1) Pope.
[95] to too] too too Q2.
[96] raised] rais'd Pope, from (Q1). made Qq Ff.
[97] purged] urg'd Singer, ed. 1, (Johnson conj). puff'd Collier. (Collier MS.).
sparkling] sparling F4.
[98] Before or after this line Johnson conjectured that a line is omitted.
lovers'] lovers (Q1) Pope. loving Qq Ff.
After this Keightley marks a line omitted.
[99] coz] cousin Pope. Cox Rowe (ed. 2).
I will] I'll Pope.
[100] An] Hanmer. And Qq Ff.
[101] Tut] But F3 F4.
[102] who is that] who she is Pope. whom she is (Q1) Boswell.
[103] Groan ... who] As in Hanmer. One line in Qq Ff.
[104] But ... who] But pry'thee tell me sadly who she is Seymour conj. But sadly tell me, truly tell me who or But sadly tell me, gentle cousin, who Taylor conj. MS. But ... who she is you love Keightley.
[105] Bid ... make] (Q1) Q4 Q5. A sicke man in sadnesse makes Q2 Q3 F1. A sicke man in good sadnesse makes F2 F3 F4.
[106] Ah, word] (Q1) Malone. A word Qq F1. O. word F2 F3 F4.
[107] mark-man] marks-man F3 F4.
[108] Well] Qq Ff. But (Q1) Pope.
[109] From ... unharm'd] 'Gainst ... encharm'd Grant White conj.
unharm'd] (Q1) Pope. uncharmd Qq Ff. encharm'd Collier (Collier MS.).
[110] bide] Qq F3 F4. bid F1 F2.
[111] ope] open F1.
saint-seducing] saint-seucing F2.
[112] she] om. Q4.
with ... store] with her dies beauty's store Theobald. with her dies beauty store Keightley.
[113] makes] make Q2 Q3 F1.
[114] starved] starv'd F4. sterv'd The rest.
[115] is too] is to Q4.
wise, wisely too] Qq F3 F4. wisewi: sely too F1. wise wisely too F2. wise; too wisely Hanmer.
[116] Ben.] Q2 Q5 Ff. Ro. Q3 Q4.
[117] 'Tis ... more] As in Pope. One line in Qq Ff.
[118] in question] to question Keightley.
[119] These] Those F3 F4.
[120] put] Q5 F3 F4. puts Q2 Q3 Q4 F1 F2.
[121] strucken] Q5 F3 F4. strooken The rest.
[122] What] How Seymour conj.
serve but as] serve for, but Seymour conj.
[123] fair?] Pope. faire. or fair. Qq Ff.
[124] Scene II.] Capell. Scene III. Pope.
A street.] Capell.
[125] Enter ...] Enter Capulet, Countie Paris, and the Clowne. Qq Ff.
[126] But] Q2. om. Q3 Ff. And Q4 Q5.
[127] I, In penalty alike] I, alike In penalty S. Walker conj.
[128] I think,] om. Pope.
[129] as we] om. Taylor conj. MS., reading I think ... peace, as one line.
[130] happy] married Seymour conj.
[131] made] married (Q1) Singer (ed. 2).
[132] The earth] Q4 Q5. Earth Q2 Q3 F1. Earth up F2 F3 F4.
The earth hath swallow'd] Earth hath up-swallow'd Seymour conj.
swallow'd] Q5. swallowed The rest.
she] her Hanmer.
[133] She is ... earth] Omitted by (Q1) Pope. She is the hope and stay of my full years Johnson conj.
She is] Q4 F2 Q5 F3 F4. Shees Q2 Q3. Shee's F1.
earth] fee Keightley.
[134] An] Capell. And Qq Ff. If Rowe (ed. 2).
agree] agreed Q2.
[135] fair according] fair-according Nicholson conj.
[136] One] Once Rowe.
most welcome] o' th' welcome Hanmer.
makes] make Capell conj.
[137] make ... heaven light] make ... heaven's light Theobald. make ... even light Warburton. mask ... heaven's light Jackson conj.
[138] young men] yeomen Johnson conj.
[139] female] (Q1) F2 F3 F4. fennell Qq F1.
[140] Which on more] Q4 Q5. Which one more Q2 Q3 Ff. Such amongst (Q1) Steevens. Within your Johnson conj. On which more Capell. Search among Steevens conj. Whilst on more Dyce, ed. 2 (Mason conj.). Which one, o'er Jackson conj.
Which ... view, of] Such, amongst few; of Badham conj. Which one may vie with Bullock conj. Which one more, few or Id. conj. (withdrawn).
view, of many] view, of many, Q2 F2 F3 F4. veiw, of many, Q3 F1. view of many, Q4 Q5.
[141] May] My F2.
[142] [Gives a paper. Malone.
[143] [Exeunt ...] Rowe. Exit. Qq Ff.
[144] written here! It] written here? It Rowe. written. Here it Qq F3 F4. written. Heere it F1. written. Heert it F2. written here! [turns and twists the notes about.] Here [tapping his head] it Nicholson conj.
[145] persons] persons out Capell.
here writ] Q2 Q3 Q5. heee writ Q4. writ Ff.
[146] I ... learned] Put in parenthesis in Qq Ff.
[147] out] out, Q2.
[148] One] On Q2.
[149] holp] help'd Pope.
[150] desperate] desparate F1 F2.
cures] cure Pope.
[151] thy eye] Q2. the eye The rest.
[152] and—God-den] and—Good-e'en Rowe. and Godden Qq F1 F2 F3. and Good-e'en F4.
[153] God gi' god-den] Godgigoden Qq F1 F2 F3. God gi' Good-e'en F4.
[154] Perhaps ... see?] Prose in Pope. Two lines in Qq Ff.
[155] learned] Qq. learn'd Ff.
[156] [Reads.] He reades the Letter. Qq Ff. He reads the list. Johnson.
[157] Signior ... Helena.] As nine lines of verse, Dyce, ed. 2 (Capell conj.).
[158] daughters] Qq. daughter Ff.
County] Count Rowe.
[159] Anselme] Qq F1 F2. Anselm
F3 F4. Anselmo Dyce, ed. 2 (Capell conj.).
[160] Livia] Livio Rowe (ed. 2). gentle Livia Capell conj. and Livia Dyce, ed. 2 (Courtenay conj.).
[161] lively] lovely Rowe.
[162] [giving back the Note. Capell.
[163] Up] To sup Staunton conj.
[164] Whither? Serv. To ... supper; to] Theobald (Warburton). Whether to supper? Ser: To (Q1). Whither to supper? Ser. To Q2. Whither to supper. Ser.? To Q3. Whither to supper. Ser. To Q4. Whither? to supper? Ser. To Ff Q5.
[165] To supper] om. Capell.
[166] crush] crash Hanmer.
[167] [Exit.] Ff. om. Qq.
[168] Capulet's] Cupalets F2.
[169] lovest] F2 Q5 F3 F4. loves (Q1) Q2 Q3 Q4 F1.
[170] thee] the Q5.
[171] fires] Pope. fire (Q1) Qq Ff.
[172] these] those Hanmer.
[173] love!] F2 Q5 F3 F4. love, (Q1) Q2. love? Q3 Q4. love: F1.
[174] Tut] Qq F1. Tut Tut F2. Tut, tut F2 F3 F4.
[175] that] those Rowe.
scales] scale S. Walker conj. (withdrawn).
[176] lady's love] lady-love Theobald. lady and love Keightley.
[177] she shall scant show well] (Q1) Qq. she shew scant shell, well, F1. shele shew scant, well, F2. she'l shew scant well, F3 F4. she will shew scant well, Rowe (ed. 2).
seems] seemes (Q1) Q2. shewes Q3 Q4 F1 F2 Q5. shews F3 F4.
[178] sight] light Anon. conj.
[179] [Exeunt.] Pope (ed. 2). om. Qq Ff.
[180] Scene III.] Capell. Scene II. Rowe. Scene IV. Pope.
A room ...] Capell. Capulet's House. Rowe.
[181] Lady Capulet] Rowe. Capulets Wife. Qq Ff.
[182] La. Cap.] Rowe. Wife. Qq Ff.
[183] Now ... Juliet!] As verse first by Johnson. Prose in Qq Ff. The Nurse's speeches are printed in italics in Qq.
[184] year] yeeres Q5. years F4.
[185] bade her come,] bad her come, Q1 Q2 Q3 Ff. had her, come, Q4. had her: come, Q5.
[186] How ... will?] As in Qq Ff. Two lines, the first ending here, in Capell.
[187] What is your will?] om. Seymour conj.
[188] This ... age.] As verse first by Capell. Prose in Qq Ff.
[189] thou's] thou'se Qq Ff. thous' Rowe. thou shalt Pope.
our] my F4.
[190] know'st] Q5. knowest The rest.
[191] I'll ... Lammas-tide?] Arranged as in Steevens (1793). I'll ... fourteen as prose, How ... tide? as one line, in Qq. Four lines, ending teeth, ... spoken, ... fourteen, Lammas-tide? in Ff. Three lines, ending teeth, ... four, ... Lammas-tide? in Capell.
[192] of my] o' my Capell.
[193] teen] teeth F2 F3 F4.
[194] She is] Steevens (1793). Shees or Shee's or She's Qq Ff.
is it] is't Capell.
[195] Even ... 'Ay.'] As verse first by Capell. Prose in Qq Ff.
[196] in] i' Capell.
[197] shall] stal Q2.
[198] That] then Q4 Q5.
[199] of the year] in the year Q5 F3 F4.
[200] with] wi' Capell.
[201] eleven] F2 Q5 F3 F4. a leauen (Q1). a leuen Q2 Q3 Q4. a eleuen F1.
years] yeare (Q1).
[202] she could] could Iuliet (Q1).
high-lone] high lone (Q1). hylone Q2. a lone Q3. alone The rest.
by the] (Q1). byth Q2. bi'th Q3 Q4. bi' th' F1 F2 F3. byth' Q5 F1.
[203] with] om. Rowe (ed. 1).
[204] Jule] Juliet (Q1) F4. Julet F2 F3. Julé Hanmer. Juli' Capell.
[205] an] Pope. and Qq F3 F4. & F1 F2. if (Q1).
should] (Q1) F3 F4. shall The rest.
[206] Jule] Julet F1 F2 F3. Juliet F4. Julé Hanmer.
[207] La. Cap.] Rowe. Old La. Qq Ff.
[208] Yes, ... 'Ay.'] As verse first by Capell. Prose in Qq Ff.
[209] upon] on Q5.
it] Qq F1 F2. its F3 F4.
[210] perilous] par'lous Capell.
[211] Jule] Julet F2 F3. Juliet F4. Julé, Hanmer. Juli' Capell.
[212] stint thou] stent thou F3. stint thee F4.
thee,] the F2.
[213] Peace ... wish.] As verse first by Pope. Prose in Qq Ff.
[214] to] F2 Q5 F3 F4. too Q2 Q3 Q4 F1.
[215] wast] wert (Q1). was F2.
[216] An] Pope. and Qq Ff.
[217] Marry, that 'marry'] And that same marriage Pope, from (Q1).
[218] Juliet] Julet F2 F3.
[219] disposition] Ff. dispositions Qq.
[220] It is] 'Tis F3 F4.
[221] honour] Pope, from (Q1). houre Qq F1 F2. hour F3 F4.
[222] An ... teat.] As verse first by Pope. Prose in Qq Ff.
[223] thine] om. Q4 Q5.
[224] I would say] I would say that F3 F4. I'd say Pope.
wisdom] thy wisdome Q4 Q5.
[225] Verona] Varona F2.
[226] mothers. By] Ff. mothers by Qq.
[227] A man ... wax.] As verse first in Pope. Prose in Qq Ff.
[228] world—] F4. world. Q2 Q3 Q4 F1 F2 F3. world, (Q1) Q5.
[229] La. Cap. What ... men.] Omitted by Pope, following (Q1).
[230] Paris'] Paris's F4.
[231] married] Q2. severall The rest.
[232] sea] shell Rann (Mason conj.).
[233] fair within] faire, within Q2.
[234] many's] many Q5.
[235] bigger: women] Ff. bigger women Qq.
[236] endart] engage (Q1). ingage Pope.
[237] it] (Q1) Q4 F2 Q5 F3 F4. om. Q2 Q3 F1.
Enter a Servingman.] Ff. Enter Serving. Qq. Enter Clowne. (Q1).
[238] straight] om. Pope.
[239] La. Cap. We ... days.] Omitted by Pope.
[240] La. Cap.] Rowe. Mo. Qq Ff.
[Exit Servingman.] Exit. Ff, after line 105. om. Qq.
[241] Scene IV.] Steevens. Scene V. Pope. Act ii. Scene i. Capell.
A street.] Capell. A street before Capulet's house. Theobald.
Mercutio,] Mercurio, Q4.
and] om. Qq Ff.
Torch-bearers.] Torchbearers, and drums. Theobald. Torch-bearers, and Drummers. Hanmer. Torchbearers, and others. Steevens.
[242] Rom.] Ben. Capell conj.
[243] Ben.] Mer. Capell conj.
[244] crow-keeper] cow-keeper Pope, ed. 2 (Theobald conj. withdrawn).
[245] Nor no ... entrance:] Inserted by Pope from (Q1). Omitted in Qq Ff.
[246] Nor no] (Q1). Nor a Pope.
[247] for] 'fore Hanmer.
entrance] (Q1). enterance Pope.
[248] Being ... light.] Omitted by Pope.
[249] Mer.] Ben. Capell conj.
[250] soul] soule Qq. soale F1. sole F2 F3 F4.
[251] Mer. You ... love down.] Omitted by (Q1) Pope.
[252] enpierced] enpearced Qq F1. impearced F2 F3. impierced F4. empierced S. Walker conj.
[253] so bound,] Q2 Q3 Q4. to bound: F1 F4. to bond: F2 F3. so bound. Q5.
[254] burthen] birthen Q2.
[255] Mer.] Q5. Mercu. Q4. Horatio. Q Q3. Hora. Ff.
should you] you should Capell conj.
love;] love? Steevens, 1773 (Heath conj.).
[256] and] om. F3 F4.
[257] beat love] love beat Rowe.
[258] Give ...] Mer. Give ... (Q1) Pope.
in:] in? [Pulling off his Mask. Theobald. in? [Putting on his Mask. Johnson. in. [taking one from an Att. Capell.
[259] visor!] visor! [throwing it away. Capell.
[260] quote] coate (Q1). cote Q2.
[261] Ben. Come ... legs.] Omitted by (Q1) Pope.
[262] betake] betakes Q3.
[263] candle-holder] candle lighter Rowe.
[264] The game ... ask?] Put in the margin by Pope.
[265] done] (Q1) F1 F2 F3. dum Q2. dun Q3 Q4 Q5 F4.
[266] mire] mire. Ff.
[267] Of this sir-reverence love] Singer, from (Q1). Or save you reverence love Qq. Or save your reverence love F1 F2 F3. Or, save your reverence, love F4. O! save your reverence, love Johnson conj. Of this (save reverence) love Malone and Rann. Of this (sir-reverence) love Dyce (ed. 1).
stick'st] Capell. stickst (Q1). stickest The rest.
[268] the] thine Theobald.
[269] Nay] om. Q4 Q5.
sir, in delay] sir in delay Q2 Q3. sir in delay, (Q1) Q4 Q5. sir I delay, F1. sir I, delay, F2. sir I, delay. F3. sir, I delay. F4. sir, we delay. Rowe.
[270] We ... day] Capell. We burne our lights by night, like Lampes by day (Q1). We waste our lights in vaine, lights lights by day Qq (wast Q3). We wast our lights in vaine, lights, lights, by day Ff. We burn our lights by light, and lamps by day Theobald. We waste our lights in vain, like lights by day Johnson. We waste our lights in vain, light lights by day Nicholson conj.
[271] sits] fits Rowe. hits Collier MS.
[272] our five] Malone (Wilbraham conj.). our fine Qq Ff.
[273] After this line Keightley inserts from (Q1), Ben. Queen Mab! what's she?
[274] fairies'] Steevens. fairies (Q1). Fairies Q2 Q3 Q5 Ff (Fayries F3). Fairis Q4. Fancy's Theobald (Warburton). fairy Warton conj.
[275] She is ... bodes:] As verse by Pope, following (Q1). Prose in Qq Ff.
[276] In shape no] In shade; no Warburton conj.
an] om. F1 F2.
[277] atomies] Q3 Q4 Ff Q5. Atomi (Q1). ottamie Q2.
[278] Athwart] (Q1) Pope. over Qq Ff.
[279] made of long] are made of (Q1) Seymour conj.
[280] Her traces] Qq F1. her trace F3 F4. The traces (Q1) Pope.
spider's] spider Q2 Q3 Q4.
[281] Her collar] The collars (Q1) Pope.
collars] coullers F1.
[282] film] filme F2 F3 F4. Philome Qq F1. filmes (Q1).
[283] waggoner,] waggoner's Seymour conj.
[284] Prick'd] Pickt (Q1). Pick'd Collier MS.
lazy finger] Lazie-finger F1. Lazy finger F2 F3.
maid] (Q1) Pope. man Qq F1. woman F2 F3 F4. milkmaid Collier MS.
[285] Her ... coachmakers] Transferred to follow line 58, Lettsom conj.
[286] o' mind] Capell. amind Q2. a mind Q3 Q4 F1 F2. of mind Q5 F3 F4.
[287] O'er] Hanmer. O're (Q1). On Qq Ff.
O'er ... straight;] om. Seymour conj.
courtiers'] Countries F2 F3 F4. counties' Tyrwhitt conj.
court'sies] cursies Qq Ff.
[288] dream] dreamt F1.
[289] on] one Q2.
[290] breaths] Rowe. breathes (Q1). breath Qq Ff.
[291] Sometime] sometimes Q5.
courtier's] lawyer's Pope, from (Q1). taylor's Theobald conj. counsellor's Collier MS.
courtier's nose] lawyer's lip Seymour conj.
[292] dreams] dreame Q3.
[293] sometime] sometimes Rowe.
[294] a] om. F1.
[295] a parson's nose] a parson Pope (ed. 1). the parson Pope (ed. 2).
parson's] Persons Q2.
a'] Capell. a Qq F1. he F2 F3 F4.
[296] he dreams] dreams he (Q1) Pope.
[297] Of healths] Of delves Thirlby conj. Trenches Keightley conj.
[298] ear] eare (Q1)Qq. eares F1 F2 F3. ears F4.
[299] bakes] cakes Pope. makes Collier MS.
elf-locks] Elklocks Q2 Q3 F1.
[300] untangled] entangled F3. intangled F4.
misfortune] misfortunes Rowe.
[301] This] This, this Hanmer. And this Capell.
she—] F2 F3 F4. she. Q2 Q3 F1. shee. Q4 Q5. she that ... Keightley.
[302] inconstant] unconstant Q5 F3 F4.
[303] his face] (Q1) Pope. his side Qq Ff. his tide Collier MS. aside Anon. conj.
[304] yet] is (Q1). still Rowe.
[305] breast] breath Collier MS.
[306] steerage] (Q1) Q5 F4. stirrage The rest.
[307] course ... sail] fate ... course Capell conj.
[308] sail] (Q1) Steevens. sute Qq Ff. fate Anon. conj.
[309] [Exeunt.] Drum. Exeunt. Capell. They march about the Stage, and Exeunt. Theobald. om. Qq Ff.
[310] Scene V.] Steevens. Scene VI. Hanmer. Pope continues the scene. Act ii. Scene ii. Capell.
A hall ...] Theobald. Musicians waiting.] Capell.
[311] Enter ...] They march about the Stage, and Servingmen come forth with Napkins. Enter Romeo. Qq. They march ... their napkins. Enter Servant. Ff.
[312] First Serv.] 1 Ser. Rowe. Ser. Qq Ff.
[313] Where's ... trencher!] Prose in Pope. Two lines in Qq Ff.
[314] Sec. Serv.] 2 Ser. Rowe. 1. Qq Ff.
[315] When ... thing.] Two lines in Q2. Prose in the rest.
[316] lie] ye Rowe (ed. 1).
all] Qq. om. Ff.
[317] joint-stools] Rowe. ioynstooles Q2 Q3 Q4 F1 F2. join-stooles Q5. joynstooles F3. joyn-stools F4.
[318] court-cupboard] Q5 F4. court-cubbert Q2 Q3 Q4. court-cubbord F1 F2 F3.
[319] lovest] Ff. loves Qq.
[320] Nell.] Theobald. Nell, Qq Ff.
Antony] Authonie F2.
Antony, and Potpan!] Antony! Potpan! Capell. Antony Potpan! Dyce (ed. 2).
[321] Sec. Serv.] 2 Ser. Rowe. 2. Qq Ff. 3. S. Capell (corrected in MS.).
[322] and] om. F3 F4.
[323] Third Serv.] 3. Qq. 1. Ff. 2 Ser. Rowe.
[324] We ... all.] Prose in Pope. Two lines in Qq Ff.
[325] [They retire behind.] Malone. Exeunt. Qq Ff. om. Capell.
Enter ...] Enter all the guests and gentlewomen to the Maskers. Qq Ff.
[326] Scene VI. Pope. Scene VII. Hanmer.
Welcome, gentlemen] Gentlemen, welcome Hanmer. You're welcome, gentlemen Lettsom conj.
Welcome ... toes] As in Qq. Two lines in Ff.
their toes] your feet Pope.
[327] will have a bout] Capell. will have about (Q1). will walke about Qq Ff. we'll have a bout Pope.
[328] Ah ha, my] (Q1) Capell. Ah my Qq F1. Ah me, F2 F3 F4. Ah me, my Rowe.
[329] She,] om. Pope. Transferred to the end of line 17 by Steevens.
[330] Welcome] You're welcome Lettsom conj.
gentlemen] all gentlemen Pope. you too, gentlemen Capell.
[Enter other guests. Nicholson conj.
I have] I've Pope.
[331] You are ... girls] Omitted by Pope.
[332] gentlemen! Come,] gentlemen come, Q2.
[Enter more guests. Nicholson conj.
[333] A hall, a hall!] A ball, a ball. Johnson.
a hall] hall F2 F3 F4.
[Music ...] Qq Ff (after line 23). Musick. Dance forming. Capell (after line 23).
[334] you] ye F2 F3 F4.
[335] mask] make Q5.
By'r lady] F4. Berlady The rest.
[336] Cap.] Capell. I. Capu. Qq. Ff.
[337] Lucentio,] (Q1) F1 F3 F4. Lucientio: Q2 Q5. Lucientio, Q3 Q4. Lucentio. F2.
[338] Cap.] 1 Capu. Qq. 3 Cap. Ff.
[339] two] 2. Q2. three (Q1).
[Juliet is taken out. Capell. After this line Keightley inserts from (Q1), Good youths, i' faith! Oh, youth's a jolly thing!
[340] [To a Servingman.] to a Servant. Capell. om. Qq Ff.
lady's] ladies Q2. ladie is Q3 Q4 F1. lady is F2 Q5 F3 F4.
[341] [Company dance. Capell.
[342] It seems she] (Q1) Qq F1. Her beauty F2 F3 F4.
[343] Like] (Q1) F2 F3 F4. As Qq F1.
[344] snowy] snowe Q4.
[345] blessed] happy (Q1) Pope.
[346] For I ne'er] For I nere Qq (ne're Q5). For I never Ff. I never (Q1) Pope.
[347] What dares] what? dares Q5.
[348] hither] hether Q3 Q4.
antic] antick Rowe. antique Qq Ff.
[349] it] in F2.
[350] Why ... so?] As in Qq. Two lines in Ff.
[351] Romeo is it?] Ff. Romeo is it. Q2 Q3 Q4. Romeo, is it? Q5. Romeo, is't? Pope.
'Tis he] om. Pope.
villain] villian F2.
[352] He] (Q1) Rowe. A Qq Ff.
[353] this] Qq. the Ff.
[354] for] of Rowe.
[355] What ... know what:] Put in the margin by Pope.
[356] Am ... go to] Go to. Am ... you? Collier MS.
[357] my guests!] Theobald. my guests: Qq. the guests: Ff.
[358] set] set a Q4 Q5.
[359] is't] 'tis F2 F3 F4.
[360] You ... go:] Omitted by Pope.
[361] or—More ... shame!] or—More ... light.—For shame! Knight. or (more ... shame) Q5. or more ... light for shame, Q2 Q3 Q4 Ff. or more light, for shame, F2 F3 F4. or more light, for shame; Rowe.
[362] Now seeming] Now-seeming Lettsom conj.
bitterest] bittrest Q2. bitter The rest.
[Exit.] om. F2 F3 F4.
[Dance ends. Juliet retires to her Seat. Capell.
[363] [To Juliet] Rowe. drawing up to her, and taking her Hand. Capell.
unworthiest] unworthy (Q1) Pope.
[364] fine] Theobald (Warburton). sin Q2 Q3 Ff. Sinne (Q1) Q4 Q5.
is this] be this Hammer.
[365] two] to F1.
ready] (Q1) F2 Q5 F3 F4. did ready Q2 Q3 Q4 F1 (readie Q2).
[366] Good ... much,] One line in Qq. Two in Ff.
[367] hands that] Q5. hands, that Q2 Q3 Q4 F1 F2. hands, the F3 F4. hands—the Rowe.
hands do] hand, doe F2. hand, do F3 F4.
[368] Saints ... book.] Put in the margin by Pope.
[369] Saints ... sake.] One line in Qq. Two in Ff.
though] yet Pope.
[370] prayer's effect I take] Capell. prayers effect I take (Q1) Qq F1. prayers effect doe take F2 F3 F4.
[371] thine] yours (Q1) Capell.
[Kissing her.] Rowe.
[372] that they have] that late they Pope.
[373] sin] kiss Capell.
[Kissing her again. Capell.
by the] (Q1). bith Qq. by' th' F1 F2. by th' F3 F4.
[374] [To her Nurse. Pope.
[375] talk'd] talkt (Q1) Qq F1. talke F2. talk F3 F4.
[376] chinks] chincke Rowe (ed 2). chink Pope.
Capulet] Mountague (Q1). Catulet Q3.
[377] debt] thrall (Q1). See note (II).
[378] [Going. Collier, ed. 2 (Collier MS.).
[379] [Maskers excuse themselves with a Bow. Capell.
[380] on then,] on, then, Dyce. on, then Qq Ff.
[381] [to his Cousin. Capell.
[382] [Exeunt ... Nurse.] Malone. Exeunt. F2 F3 F4. om. Qq F1. Company retire. Capell.
[383] Come ... gentleman?] One line in Qq. Two in Ff.
yond] yond' F4. yon Pope.
[384] of] of the Q4 Q5.
[385] Marry ... be] That as I think is (Q1) Pope.
be] to be F3 F4.
[386] there] (Q1) Capell. here Qq Ff.
[387] wedding] wedded F1.
[388] your] our F2 F3 F4.
[389] unknown] unknow F2.
[390] [Going and returning. Collier (ed. 2).
[391] this ... this] Ff. tis ... tis Qq.
learn'd] learne F1.
even] e'en Pope.
[392] all are] are all Q4.