FOOTNOTES:

[4506] two] too F₁.

[4507] report] repeat Warburton conj.

[4508] Lady Macbeth,] Rowe. Lady, Ff. Queen, Staunton.

[4509] sense is] Rowe. sense are Ff. sense' are Dyce (S. Walker conj.).

[4510] [taking out his Tables. Capell.

satisfy] fortifie Warburton.

[4511] murky.] murky! Steevens. See note (IX).

[4512] afeard] afraid Rowe.

[4513] fear who ... account?] Theobald. feare? who ... accompt: F₁F₂. fear? who ... account: F₃F₄. fear who ... account—Rowe (ed. 2).

[4514] him?] Rowe. him. Ff.

[4515] [Sings. Nicholson conj.

[4516] this] F₁. om. F₂F₃F₄.

[4517] Go ... not.] Prose in Pope. Two lines in Ff.

[4518] of the blood] F₁F₂. of bloud F₃F₄.

[4519] well,—] well— Rowe. well. Ff.

[4520] which ... who] who ... to A. Hunter.

[4521] Banquo's] Duncan's Hunter conj.

[4522] on's] of his Pope. of's Capell.

[4523] [Exit.] Exit Lady. Ff.

[4524] God, God] Good God Pope.

[4525] she has] she 'as Pope.

[4526] [Exeunt.] Exeunt severally. Capell.

[4527] The country ...] Capell. A Field with a Wood at Distance. Rowe.

[4528] Caithness,] Dyce. Cathnes. Ff.

and] om. Ff.

[4529] Siward] Theobald. Seyward Ff.

[4530] for ... man.] Omit as spurious, Anon. conj.

[4531] causes] Quoted cause in Theobald's note.

[4532] Would ... alarm] F₁. Omitted in F₂F₃F₄.

[4533] mortified] milkiest Anon. conj.

[4534] I have] I've Pope.

[4535] unrough] Theobald. unruffe F₁F₂. unruff F₃F₄. unruff'd Pope. unwrought Mason conj. untough Collier MS.

[4536] tyrant?] F₄. tyrant. F₁F₂F₃.

[4537] hate] F₁F₂. hates F₃F₄.

[4538] cause] course Singer, ed. 2 (Collier MS. and S. Walker conj.). corse Anon. conj.

[4539] there?] Pope. there. Ff.

[4540] medicine] Med'cine Ff. medecin Steevens (Warburton conj.). med'cin Capell.

[4541] Make we] Make me Theobald (ed. 1). Make up Theobald (ed. 2).

Birnam] Birnan F₄.

[Exeunt, marching.] Ff. Exeunt. Rowe.

[4542] Dunsinane. A room in the castle.] Capell. The Castle. Rowe. Dunsinane. Pope.

[4543] Birnam] F₃ F₄. Byrnane F₁. Byrnam F₂.

[4544] taint] faint S. Walker conj.

[4545] The spirits] Spirits Pope.

[4546] consequences have] consequents, Steevens (1793).

me thus] it Pope. me Capell.

[4547] upon] on Steevens (1793).

Then fly] Fly Pope.

[4548] sway] stay Anon. conj.

[4549] Enter a Servant.] F₃ F₄. Enter Servant. F₁ F₂. Enter an Attendant, hastily. Capell.

[4550] loon] F₃. loone F₁ F₂. lown F₄.

[4551] goose] ghost Anon. apud Rann conj.

[4552] is] are Rowe.

thousand—] Rowe. thousand. Ff.

[4553] whey-face] whay-face Ff.

[4554] [Exit Servant.] Dyce. om. Ff.

[4555] Seyton ... say!—] Pointed as in Rowe. Seyton, I ... hart, ... behold: Seyton, I say, Ff.

[4556] I am] I'm Pope.

[4557] cheer] F₃ F₄. cheere F₁ F₂. chair Dyce (Percy conj.).

disseat] Steevens (Jennens and Capell conj.). dis-eate F₁. disease F₂ F₃ F₄.

[4558] way] May Steevens, 1778, (Johnson conj.).

of] off Jackson conj.

[4559] and dare] but dare Reed (1803, 1813, 1821).

[4560] Seyton!] om. Rowe.

[4561] What's] What is Pope.

[4562] be] F₁. is F₂ F₃ F₄.

[4563] moe] F₁ F₂. more F₃ F₄.

skirr] scour A. Hunter.

[4564] talk of] F₁ stand in F₂ F₃ F₄.

[4565] Cure her] F₂ F₃ F₄. Cure F₁. Make cure Anon. conj.

of] F₁ F₂. from F₃ F₄.

[4566] not] om. Badham conj.

a mind] minds Pope.

[4567] Raze] F₁ F₂. Raise F₃. Rase F₄.

[4568] stuffd ... stuff] cloggd ... stuff or stuffd ... load Staunton conj.

stuffd] stufft F₁. stuft F₂ F₃ F₄. full Pope. foul A. Hunter (Steevens conj.). fraught Anon. conj. pressd Anon. conj.

stuff] F₃ F₄. stuffe F₁ F₂. tuft Jackson conj. grief Collier (Collier MS.). matter Keightley. slough Anon. conj.

[4569] to] F₁. unto F₂ F₃ F₄.

[4570] mine] F₁ F₂ F₃. my F₄.

[4571] pristine] pristine F₁.

[4572] cyme] Cyme F₁ Caeny F₂ F₃. senna F₄. clysme Badham conj sene Wellesley conj. sirrah Bullock conj.

[4573] Birnam] Birnane. F₁.

[Exit. Steevens (1793). Exeunt all except Doctor. Dyce.

[4574] [Aside] Hanmer.

[4575] [Exeunt.] Exit. Steevens (1793). Country ...] Edd. (Globe ed.). A Wood. Rowe. Birnam Wood. Pope. Plains leading to Dunsinane; a Wood adjacent. Capell. om. Steevens.

Drums and colours.] Ff. om. Rowe.

Enter ...] Enter Malcolme, Seyward, Macduffe, Seywards Sonne, Menteth, Cathnes, Angus, and Soldiers Marching. Ff.

[4576] Cousins] Cosins F₁ F₂. Cousin F₃ F₄.

[4577] Birnam] F₃ F₄. Byrnam F₂. Birnane F₁.

[4578] confident] confin'd Warburton.

[4579] where ... have given] when ... do give A. Hunter.

[4580] advantage to be given] a 'vantage to be gone Johnson conj. advantage to be gone Capell. advantage to be got Steevens conj. advantage to be taken Keightley (Chedworth conj.). advantage to be gain'd Singer conj. (withdrawn). advantage to be gotten Collier (Collier MS.).

[4581] Let ... Attend] F₁. Let our best censures Before F₂ F₃ F₄. Set our best censures Before Rowe. Let our best centuries Before:— Jackson conj.

[4582] Dunsinane. Within....] Malone. The Castle. Rowe. Dunsinane. Pope. The Castle of Dunsinane. Theobald. Before Dunsinane. Hanmer. Dunsinane. A Plat-form within the Castle. Capell.

[4583] ... drums and colours.] ... Drum and Dolours. F₃.... Drums and Colours. F₄.

[4584] banners on ... walls;] banners on ... walls, Ff. banners; on ... walls Anon. conj.

[4585] forced] 'forc'd Hanmer. farc'd Collier (Collier MS.).

[4586] [A cry ...] A Cry within of Women. Ff (after noise?).

[4587] [Exit.] Dyce. om. Ff. Retires. Collier conj. Enter an Attendant, who whispers Seyton. Anon. conj.

[4588] cool'd] 'coil'd Malone conj. quail'd Collier (Collier MS.).

[4589] sup'd full] surfeited Hanmer.

[4590] once] now Hanmer.

Re-enter Seyton.] Dyce. om. Ff.

[4591] my lord] om. Pope.

[4592] died hereafter; There] died: hereafter There Jackson conj.

[4593] time ... word.] time for—Such a world!— Johnson conj. (withdrawn).

[4594] Creeps] Creep Capell conj.

[4595] fools] foules Hunter conj.

[4596] dusty] F₁. study F₂ F₃ F₄. dusky Hanmer (Theobald conj.).

[4597] A poor ... more:] Omitted by A. Hunter.

[4598] Gracious my] F₁. My gracious F₂ F₃ F₄.

[4599] I say] I'd say Hanmer. om. Keightley, reading Gracious ... which as one line.

[4600] do it] Knight. doo't F₁ F₂. do't F₃ F₄.

say] say it Pope.

[4601] Birnam] F₄. Byrnane F₁. Byrnam F₂ F₃.

[4602] [Striking him. Rowe.

[4603] may you] F₁ F₂. you may F₃ F₄.

[4604] shalt] shall F₁.

[4605] cling] clem Anon. conj.

[4606] pull] pall A. Hunter (Johnson conj.).

[4607] toward] towards Warburton.

[4608] If ... undone.] Omit as spurious, Anon. conj.

[4609] nor flying] F₁ F₂. no flying F₃ F₄.

[4610] a-weary] F₁. a weary F₂ F₃ F₄. weary Johnson.

[4611] the estate] th' estate Ff. the state Pope.

[4612] Ring ... bell] A stage direction, Theobald conj.

[4613] Dunsinane. Before ...] Before Macbeth's Castle. Rowe. Before Dunsinane. Pope.

[4614] Drum and colours.] Ff. om. Rowe.

Enter ... old Siward ...] Enter ... Seyward ... Ff.

[4615] Now ... down,] One line in Rowe. Two in Ff.

leavy] Ff. leafy Collier.

[4616] worthy] brave Pope.

[4617] upon 's] upon us Capell.

[4618] Do we] Let us Pope.

[4619] [Exeunt.] Capell. Exeunt. Alarums continued. Ff.

[4620] Scene VII.] Scena Septima. Ff. Rowe, Pope, &c. continue the Scene.

Another ...] The same. Another Part of the Plain. Capell.

[4621] Alarums.] Alarums, as of a Battle join'd. Skirmishings. Capell. Alarums continued. Ff (at end of Scene vi).

[4622] They have] They've Pope.

[4623] Enter young Siward.] Theobald. Enter young Seyward. Ff (yong F₂).

[4624] hotter] hoter F₁.

[4625] abhorred] F₁. thou abhorred F₂ F₃ F₄.

[4626] [They fight ...] Fight, and young Seyward slaine. F₁ F₂ (yong F₂). Fight, and young Seyward's slain. F₃ F₄.

[4627] either] or Pope.

[4628] unbatter'd] Rowe. unbattered F₁ F₃ F₄. unbatterred F₂.

[4629] Seems ... And] As in Ff. One line in Hanmer.

[4630] bruited] bruited there Steevens conj.

find] but find Steevens conj.

[4631] Alarums.] Ff. Alarum. Rowe (ed. 2).

old Siward.] Seyward. Ff. Siward. Theobald. old Seyward. Capell.

[4632] itself professes] professes itself Johnson.

[4633] We have] We've Pope.

[4634] Alarum.] Ff. Alarums. Capell.

[4635] Scene viii]. Dyce. Scene VII. Pope. Scene continued in Ff.

... field.] ... plain. Dyce.

[4636] Enter ...] Ff. Re-enter ... Capell.

[4637] whiles] whilst Rowe.

[4638] Enter ...] Ff. Re-enter ... Capell.

[4639] I have] I've Pope.

[4640] [They fight.] Malone. Fight: Alarum. Ff. Fight. Capell.

[4641] I'll] I will S. Walker conj., ending the lines hope!... coward.

[4642] pole] cloth A. Hunter.

[4643] I will] I'll Pope.

[4644] Birnam] F₄. Byrnane F₁. Byrnam F₂F₃.

[4645] being] be Theobald.

[4646] him] he Pope.

[4647] [Exeunt, fighting. Alarums.] Pope. Exeunt fighting. Alarums. Enter Fighting, and Macbeth slaine. Ff. Exeunt, fighting. Capell.

[4648] Retreat. Flourish.] Retreat, and Flourish. Ff.

old Siward,] Seyward, Ff. Siward, Theobald, old Seyward, Capell.

the other Thanes,] Thanes, Ff. Lenox, Angus, Cathness, Menteth, Malone.

[4649] Scene VIII. Pope.

[4650] his prowess] he well A. Hunter.

[4651] he is] is he Pope.

[4652] cause] course Anon. conj.

[4653] And so] So Pope. And Collier MS.

be with] b' wi' Anon. conj.

[4654] Re-enter ...] Capell. Enter ... Ff.

...head.] Ff.... head on a pole. Malone (from Holinshed).... head on a pike. A. Hunter.

[4655] Hail ... stands] One line in Rowe. Two in Ff.

[Sticking the pike in the ground. Collier (Collier MS.).

[4656] pearl] F₃F₄. pearle F₁F₂. peers Rowe. pearls Anon. conj.

[4657] Scotland!] Scotland! hail! Hanmer.

All. Hail,] All. All hail, Anon. conj.

Hail ... Scotland!] King of Scotland, hail! Steevens (1793).

[4658] spend] make Keightley.

expense] extent Steevens conj. expanse Singer conj.

[4659] My] om. Pope.

[4660] self and] self-laid Anon. conj.

[4661] what] what's Hanmer.

[4662] Grace] heaven Pope. God Warburton.

[4663] Exeunt.] Exeunt omnes. Ff.