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[393] Act ii. Prologue. Enter Chorus. Chor.] Edd. Chorus. Qq Ff. Act ii. Scene i. Chorus. Rowe. Enter Chorus. Theobald.

[394] in] on Pope.

[395] for which] which Steevens (1793).]

groan'd for] groned Q₅. groan'd sore Rowe.

[396] match'd] match Q₂.

[397] Tempering] Tempring Qq. Temp'ring F₁. Temp'ting F₂. Tempting F₃ F₄.

[Exit.] Theobald. om. Qq Ff.

[398] Scene I.] Edd. Scene II. Rowe. Act ii. Theobald. Act ii. Scene i. Hanmer. Scene III. Capell.

A lane ...] Edd. The Street. Rowe. Wall of Capulet's Garden. Capell. An open Place, adjoining Capulet's garden. Malone.

[399] thy] Qq F₁. my F₂ F₃ F₄.

centre] center Qq F₁ F₄. centour F₂. centor F₃.

[He ... it.] Steevens (1793). om. Qq Ff. Exit. Rowe. Leaps the Wall. Capell. He climbs the wall, and leaps down. Malone.

[400] my] why, Capell.

cousin Romeo] (Q₁) Pope. cozen Romeo, Romeo Qq Ff.

[401] He ... bed.] As in Ff. One line in Qq.

[402] Nay ... too.] Given to Mercutio by (Q₁) Q₄ Q₅ and Rowe. Continued to Benvolio in Q₂ Q₃ Ff.

[403] Romeo!] Capell. Romeo. Q₄. Romeo, Q₅. Mer. Romeo, Q₂ Q₃ F₁ F₂. Mer. Romeo F₃ F₄. Why, Romeo! Pope. Hear, Romeo! Mommsen, conj.

humours!... lover!] humour's-madman! passion-lover Singer (ed. 2).

[404] sigh] fight F₂ F₃ F₄.

[405] one rhyme] one rime (Q₁) Q₃ Q₄ F₁. on rime Q₂. one time F₂ F₃ F₄. one ryme Q₅.

[406] Cry but 'ay me!'] Crie but ay me, Q₂. Cry but ay me, Q₃ Q₄ Q₅. Cry me but ay me, F₁. Cry me but ayme, F₂ F₃. Cry me but aim, F₄. Cry but Ah me! Theobald (ed. 2).

pronounce] (Q₁) Q₄ Q₅. prouaunt, Q₂ Q₃. Prouant, F₁. Couply F₂ F₃ F₄. couple Rowe.

dove (Q₁) Pope. day Q₂ Q₃ Ff. die Q₄. dye Q₅.

[407] gossip] (Q₁) Q₄ Q₅ F₄. goship Q₂ Q₃ F₁ F₂ F₃.

word] wor F₂.

[408] for] to Q₅.

heir] heire (Q₁) Q₄ Q₅. her Q₂ Q₃ Ff.

[409] Adam Cupid] Steevens, 1778 (Upton conj.). Abraham: Cupid (Q₁) Q₂ Q₃. Abraham Cupid Q₄ Ff Q₅. auburn Cupid Dyce, ed. 1 (Theobald conj.). abram Cupid Dyce conj.

trim] (Q₁) Steevens true Qq Ff. See note (III).

[410] Young ... maid] "Young Abraham"—"Cupid ... maid" Hunter conj.

[411] he stirreth] he striveth Q₃. stirreth Steevens (1793).

moveth] moves Hanmer.

[412] and] om. F₁.

[413] thee] the Q₃.

[414] An] An' Theobald (ed. 2). And Qq Ff.

[415] mistress'] mistress's F₄.

[416] there] om. F₁.

[417] That ... name] As in Capell. Two lines, the first ending spight, in Qq Ff.

[418] Is fair and honest] is Honest and fair Pope, reading That ... is as one line.

and in] in Q₂.

[419] these] those (Q₁) Capell.

[420] that] such Capell.

[421] As] Which Rowe.

medlars] medless Q₄.

[422] O, ... O,] Ah, ... ah, Capell.

[423] O, Romeo ... pear!] Omitted by Pope.

[424] open et cetera, thou] (Q₁) Malone. open, or thou Q₂ Q₃ Ff. open & catera, and thou Q₄. open and catera, and thou Q₅. open—or thou Rowe. open—, and thou Capell.

[425] too] to Q₃ Q₄ F₁.

[426] Go ... found.] Arranged as by Pope. Two lines, the first ending here, in Qq Ff.

[427] [Exeunt.] Q₄ Ff Q₅. Exit. Q₂ Q₃.

[428] Scene II.] Hanmer. Scene III. Rowe. Scene IV. Capell.

Capulet's orchard.] A garden. Rowe. Capulet's garden. Theobald.

[429] Enter Romeo.] Rowe. om. Qq Ff. See note (IV).

[430] [Juliet ...] Rowe (after line 3). Enter Juliet, above. Capell.

[431] art] at Q₄.

[432] sick] pale (Q₁) Dyce (ed. 2). white Collier (Collier MS.).

[433] It is ... were] As in Johnson. One line in Qq Ff. Omitted in (Q₁) Pope.

[434] were] is Seymour conj.

[435] in all] of all Rowe.

[436] do] to Q₂.

[437] eyes] (Q₁) Pope. eye Qq Ff.

[438] were] was Seymour conj.

[439] Ay] Ah Rowe.

[440] night] sight Theobald.

[441] of] from Rowe.

[442] white-upturned] Theobald (ed. 2). white upturned Qq Ff.

[443] lazy-pacing] Pope. lasie pacing (Q₁). lazie puffing Qq Ff (lazy F₂ F₃ F₄). lazy passing Collier conj.

[444] Romeo?] Montague? Anon. conj.

[445] [Aside] Rowe.

hear] here F₂.

[446] Thou ... Montague] Qq Ff. Omitted in (Q₁) Pope. Thou'rt not thy self so, though a Mountague Hanmer. Thou art thyself, then not a Montague Johnson conj. Thou art thyself though, not a Montague Malone. Thou art thyself, although a Montague or Thou art thyself, though yet a Montague Ritson conj. Thou art thyself, thought not a Montague Jackson conj. Thou art thyself, thou; not a Montague Anon. conj.

[447] nor hand] not hand F₄.

[448] nor any ... name!] Malone. nor any other part. (Q₁) Pope. O be some other name Belonging to a man. Qq Ff.

[449] Belonging to a] 'Longing to Steevens conj. 'Longing t' a S. Walker conj. Belonging Taylor conj. MS.

[450] What's in a name?] Q₄ Q₅ F₃ F₄. Whats in a name? (Q₁) F₂. Whats in a name Q₂. What's in a name Q₃. What? in a names F₁.

[451] name] (Q₁) Pope. word Qq Ff.

[452] were] wene Q₂.

[453] title. Romeo,] title: Romeo Q₅. title; Romeo, F₄. title, Romeo Q₂ Q₃ Q₄. title Romeo (Q₁). title Romeo, F₁ F₂ F₃.

doff] Qq Ff. part (Q₁). quit Pope.

[454] thy name] Qq Ff. that name (Q₁) Rowe.

[455] [raising his Voice, and showing himself. Capell. Starting forward. Collier (Collier MS.).

[456] night] nigh F₂.

[457] By ... am:] As in Ff. One line in Qq.

[458] yet not] Qq Ff. not yet (Q₁) Capell.

[459] thy ... uttering] Qq Ff. that ... utterance (Q₁) Malone. that ... uttering Pope.

[460] maid ... dislike] Qq Ff. saint ... displease (Q₁) Pope. saint ... dislike Theobald. maid ... mislike Anon. conj.

[461] How ... wherefore?] As in Qq. Two lines in Ff.

[462] kinsmen] kismen Q₂.

[463] With ... walls] As in Qq. Two lines in Ff.

[464] let] (Q₁) Capell. stop Qq Ff.

[465] eyes] Qq Ff. sight (Q₁) Capell.

[466] And] An Anon. conj.

[467] love] Love's Keightley.

that] who (Q₁) Capell.

prompt] (Q₁) F₂ F₃ F₄. promp Qq F₁.

[468] pilot] Pylat Q₂. Pylot Q₃ Q₄ F₁ F₂.

[469] vast shore wash'd] vast shore washt Q₄ Q₅. vast shore, washt (Q₁). vast shore washeth Q₂. vast shore washet Q₃. vast-shore-washet F₁. vast-shore: washd F₂. vast-shore: wash'd F₃. vast-shore, wash'd F₄.

farthest] Qq Ff. furthest (Q₁) Steevens (1793).

[470] would] (Q₁) Pope. should Qq Ff.

[471] know'st] Q₅. knowst (Q₁). knowest Q₂ Q₃ Q₄ Ff.

on] one F₃.

[472] compliment] complement Qq F₁. complements (Q₁) F₂ F₃ F₄.

[473] love me? I] Qq. Love? I F₁. Love? O I F₂ F₃. Love? O, I F₄.

[474] mayst] maist Q₅. maiest Q₂ Q₃ Q₄ F₁ F₂. mayest F₃. may'st F₄.]

false: at ... perjuries,] false: at ... perjuries F₁ Q₅. false at ... perjuries. Q₂. false, at ... perjuries Q₃ F₃. false; at ... perjuries Q₄ F₄. false at ... perjuries F₂.

[475] laughs] laught F₁.

[476] think'st] Q₅. thinkest The rest. think (Q₁) Pope.

[477] mayst] maist Q₅ F₃. maiest Q₂ Q₃ Q₄ F₁. mayest F₂ F₄.]

'haviour] Rowe. haviour (Q₁) F₂ F₃ F₄. behaviour Qq F₁ (behavior Q₂).

[478] more cunning] (Q₁) Pope. coying Q₂ Q₃ F₁. more coying Q₄ Q₅. more coyning F₂ F₃ F₄.

[479] true love's] true loves (Q₁) Ff Q₅. truloue Q₂. trueloue Q₃. true loue Q₄.

[480] blessed] (Q₁) Qq. om. Ff.]

swear] (Q₁) Malone. vow Qq Ff.

[481] tops,—] tops— Rowe. tops. Qq Ff.

[482] inconstant] unconstant F₃ F₄.

[483] circled] circle Q₂.

[484] heart's dear] true heart's (Q₁) Pope.

love—] F₂ F₃ F₄. love. Qq F₁.

[485] swear: although ... thee,] swear—although ... thee, Rowe. sweare, although ... thee: Q₂ Q₃ Q₄ F₁. sweare, although ... thee, Q₅. sweare although ... thee, F₂ F₃ F₄.

[486] sudden] sodden F₂.

[487] lightens.] Rowe. lightens: Q₅. lightens, The rest.

[488] breath,] breath. F₂.

[489] for mine] Qq F₁. of mine F₂ F₃ F₄.

[490] Wouldst ... love?] As in Qq. Two lines in Ff.

[491] [Nurse calls within.] Rowe. Cals within. Ff (Calls F₄). Omitted in Qq.

[492] [Exit.] Rowe. Omitted in Qq Ff.

[493] afeard] afraid Rowe.

[494] flattering-sweet] Theobald. flattering sweet Qq Ff.]

Re-enter Juliet, above.] Rowe. Enter. F₂ F₃ F₄. om. Qq F₁.

[495] Three ... indeed.] One line in Qq. Two in Ff.

[496] rite] F₃ F₄. right Q₂ Q₃ F₁ F₂. rights Q₄. rites Q₅.

[497] my lord] (Q₁) Ff. my L. Q₂ Q₃. my Love Q₄ Q₅.

[498] Nurse [Within.] Capell. Within: Ff. om. Qq. Madam being put in the margin.

[499] mean'st] Pope. meanst Q₅. meanest The rest.

[500] suit] Q₅. sute Q₄. strife Q₂ Q₃ Ff. See note (V).

[501] soul,—] Theobald. soule. Qq F₁ F₂. soul. F₃ F₄.

[502] [Exit.] Ff. om. Qq.

[503] light] sight Q₄ Q₅.

[504] toward] Qq. towards Ff.

[Retiring slowly.] Malone. retires slowly. Capell, after line 156.

Re-enter ...] Malone. Enter Juliet againe. Qq Ff.]

[505] tassel-gentle] Hanmer. Tassel gentle Qq Ff.

[506] not] om. Q₄.

[507] tongue] voice (Q₁) Collier.

[508] than mine With] Q₅. then myne With Q₄. then With Q₂ Q₃ F₁. then with The F₂ F₃. than with The F₄.

[509] Romeo's name] (Q₁) Steevens. Romeo Qq Ff.

[510] Romeo!] Edd. from (Q₁). om. Qq Ff.

[511] my soul] my love Q₄ Q₅.

[returns to the Window. Capell.

[512] My dear?] My Deere. Q₄ Q₅. Madame. (Q₁) Malone. My Neece. Q₂ Q₃ F₁. My sweete. F₂. My sweet. F₃ F₄. My novice? Jackson conj. My—Nurse. [Within.] Madam. Knight.

At what] (Q₁) Pope. What Qq Ff.

o'] Theobald. a Qq Ff.

[513] At] (Q₁) Capell. By Qq Ff.

[514] years] yeare Q₂.

[515] I shall ... stand] I shall forget still, to have thee stand Capell. I'll still forget, to have thee still stand Rann.

forget, to] Q₃ Q₄ Ff. forget to Q₂ Q₅.

thee] the Q₃ F₂.

[516] home] name F₂ F₃ F₄.

[517] farther] Qq. further (Q₁) Ff.

[518] Who ... her] (Q₁) Capell. That his Qq Ff. That ... her Pope.

a] om. Q₄.

[519] silk thread plucks it back again] Pope. silke thred puts it backe againe (Q₁). silken thred plucks it backe againe Qq F₁ (threed, Q₂). silken thred plucks it againe F₂ F₃ F₄.

[520] loving-jealous] Theobald. loving jealous Qq Ff.

[521] Good night ... tell.] See note (VI).

[522] [Exit.] Pope. F₂ F₃ F₄ after line 186. om. Qq F₁.

[523] father's cell] (Q₁) Capell. Friers close cell Qq F₃ F₄. Fries close cell F₁ F₂.

[524] Scene iii] Hanmer. Scene iv Rowe. Scene V. Capell.

Friar Laurence's cell.] Malone. A Monastery. Rowe. Fields near a Convent. Capell.

[525] Enter....] Rowe. Enter Frier alone with a basket. Qq Ff. Enter Frier Francis. (Q₁).

[526] The ... wheels:] Omitted in F₂ F₃ F₄. See note (VI).

[527] Chequering] Checking Q₂.

[528] flecked darkness] Steevens, from (Q₁). fleckeld darknesse Qq. fleckled darknesse F₁. darkness flecker'd Pope. flecker'd darkness Capell.

[529] path ... fiery] (Q₁) Boswell. path, and Titans burning Qq F₁. path-way made by Titan's Pope.

[530] up-fill] fill up Pope.

[531] baleful] haleful Brae conj.

precious-juiced] Pope. precious juiced Qq Ff.

[532] mother is] mother in Q₄ Q₅.

[533] virtues] vertures Q₄.

[534] herbs, plants] (Q₁) Capell. plants, hearbes Qq F₁ F₃ F₄. plaints, hearbs F₂. herbs, stems or herbs, flowers Theobald conj.

[535] to] to't Hanmer.

[536] from ... stumbling] to vice, and stumbles (Q₁) Pope. from's true birth stumbling Hanmer.

[537] sometime's by action] Capell. sometimes by action (Q₁). sometime by action Qq Ff. sometime by action's Theobald.

[538] small] (Q₁) Pope. weake Qq Ff.

[539] medicine] medic'nal Warburton. med'cine's Capell conj.

[540] smelt, with that part] Ff. smelt with that part, Qq. smelt, with that sense Pope. smelt, with that act Collier (Collier MS.). smelt to, with that Anon. conj., from (Q₁).

[541] slays] staies Q₂.

senses] Q₅ F₄. sences Q₂ Q₄ F₁ F₂ F₃. sence Q₃.

[542] opposed] oppos'd F₃ F₄.

kings] kinds Rowe (ed. 2). foes (Q₁) Pope. kin Warburton. things Anon. conj.

[543] Enter Romeo.] Pope. Qq Ff after line 22.

[544] Benedicite] Benedicitie Q₂. Benedecite F₁. Continued to Romeo by Rann (Anon. conj. Gent. Mag. LX. 681).

[545] sweet] soon (Q₁) Boswell.

saluteth me] (Q₁) Qq F₁. salute thine F₂. salute them F₃ F₄. salutes mine ear Rowe.

[546] distemper'd] Q₅ F₄. distempered The rest.

[547] lodges] Qq F₁. lodgeth (Q₁) F₂ F₃ F₄.

[548] unbruised] unbusied Collier MS.

[549] by some] (Q₁) Pope. with some Qq Ff.

[550] wounded: both] Ff. wounded, both (Q₁) Q₃ Q₄. wounded both, Q₂. wounded; both Q₅.

[551] and] Qq. rest Ff.

[552] daughter] daunger F₂.

[553] thee] the F₂ F₄.

[554] Saint] F₄. S. The rest.

[555] that] whom (Q₁) Pope.

[556] Jesu Maria] Holy Saint Francis Johnson.

[557] sallow] fallow F₂ F₃ F₄.

[558] thrown] throne Q₄.

[559] ring yet] (Q₁) Pope. yet ringing Q₂ Q₃ F₁. yet ring Q₄ F₂ Q₅ F₃ F₄.

mine] Q₂ Q₅. my (Q₁) Q₃ Q₄ Ff.

[560] cheek] check F₃.

[561] this] this: Q₅.

sentence] sedtence F₂.

[562] in, another] in an other Q₂. in another F₂.

[563] thee] the F₂.

chide not: she whom I] chide not, she whom I (Q₁) Pope. chide me not, her I Qq Ff.

[564] and could] (Q₁) Pope. that could Qq Ff.

[565] go] and goe Q₄ Q₅.

[566] households' rancour] Capell. housholds rancor Qq. houshould rancor F₁. houshold rancord F₂ F₃. houshold-rancour F₄.

[567] Scene IV.] Hanmer. Scene V. Rowe. Act iii. Scene I. Capell.

A street.] Capell. The street. Rowe.

[568] Where] Why, where Capell, reading as verse, and ending the lines be?... father's; ... man.

devil] F₃ F₄. deule Q₂. deu'le Q₃ Q₄. deu le F₁. devile F₂. dev'll Q₅.

[569] Prose in Qq Ff. Verse in Steevens.

[570] Ah] (Q₁) Malone. Why Qq Ff. Ay Capell.

[571] Ah ... mad] Verse in (Q₁) Qq. Prose in Ff.

[572] Tybalt ... house] Verse in (Q₁) Theobald. Prose in Qq Ff.

[573] kinsman] kisman Q₂.

to] of (Q₁) Capell.

[574] shot] (Q₁) Capell. runne or run Qq Ff.

thorough] (Q₁) Capell. through Qq Ff.

[575] Ben.] (Q₁) Ff. Ro. or Rom. Qq.

[576] Why ... you. O] Capell, from (Q₁). Why ... Tybalt? Mer. More ... cats. Oh Qq Ff. Why ... Tybalt? Mer. More ... cats? Oh Theobald. Why ... Tybalt more ... cats? Mer. O Rann.

[577] prince] the prince Johnson (1771).

he's] he is (Q₁) Capell.

[578] prick-song] pricksongs F₄. prick'd songs Johnson.

[579] rests ... rest] Malone, from (Q₁). he rests, his minum rests Q₂. he rests his minum rests Q₃ Q₄ Q₅. he rests his minum Ff. rests his minum Rowe (ed. 2).

[580] very] wery F₂.

duellist] F₄. dualist The rest.

[581] the hai!] the Hay. Qq Ff. the, hay!— Theobald. the—hay! Capell.

[582] affecting] affected Pope.

[583] fantasticoes] (Q₁) Capell. phantacies Q₂ Q₃ Q₄ F₁ F₂. phantasies Q₅ F₃ F₄.

[584] tuners] turners Rowe.

accents] (Q₁) Q₅. accent Q₂ Q₃ Q₄ Ff.

By Jesu] (Q₁) Qq. Jesu Ff. om. Johnson.

[585] perdona-mi's] Edd. (Globe ed.). pardona' mees Q₄ Q₅. pardonmees (Q₁). pardons mees Q₂. pardon mees Q₃. pardon-mee's F₁ F₂. pardon-me's F₃ F₄. pardonnez-moy's Theobald.

[586] they] the F₂.

[587] bones, their bones] Qq Ff. bon's, their bon's Theobald. buon's, their buon's Anon. conj.

Enter Romeo.] Qq Ff. Transferred by Dyce to follow purpose, line 41.

[588] Here comes Romeo] Once only in (Q₁) Pope.

[589] Petrarch] Petrach Q₂.

was but] (Q₁) Pope. was Qq Ff.

[590] hildings] hildinsgs F₁ F₂.

[591] so, but not] so: but now Hanmer (Warburton).

[592] bon jour] Bonieur Q₂ Q₄. Bonieur Q₃.

[593] slop] stop Pope.

You gave ... night] Put in the margin by Pope.

[594] What counterfeit ... no longer] Put in the margin by Pope.

[595] good] Qq. om. Ff.

[596] courtesy] coursie F₂ F₃.

[597] court'sy] courtesie F₂ F₃ F₄. cursie Qq F₁.

[598] courteous] curtuous Q₂.

[599] Well said:] Capell, from (Q₁). Sure wit Q₂. Sure wit, The rest. Sure wit— Rowe. Sir wit, Anon. conj. Sheer wit! Malone conj.

[600] solely] solie (Q₁). soly Qq. sole— Ff. sole Dyce (ed. 1).

[601] O ... singleness] One line in Qq. Two in Ff.

[602] wits faint] Q₅. wits faints Q₂ Q₃ Q₄ F₁. wit faints F₂ F₃ F₄. wits fail (Q₁) Steevens.

[603] Switch ... match] One line in Qq. Two in Ff.

[604] Switch ... switch] Pope. Swits ... swits Qq Ff. Switches ... switches Anon. conj.

or I'll] or—I'll Johnson. for I Capell.

[605] thy wits] (Q₁) Capell. our wits Qq Ff.

I have] (Q₁) Capell. I am Qq Ff.

[606] wild-goose] wild goats Grey conj.

[607] Thou wast] Qq F₁. Thou wert (Q₁). Thou was F₂ F₃ F₄.

[608] Thy ... sauce] One line in Qq. Two in Ff.

[609] bitter sweeting] Qq. bitter-sweeting Ff.

[610] well] then well Q₂.

in to] (Q₁) Qq. into Ff.

[611] thee] the F₂ F₃ F₄.

a broad] (Q₁) Qq. abroad Ff. broad Rowe (ed. 2). abroad, Farmer conj. abroad— Collier.

[612] now] om. Rowe (ed. 2).

[613] art thou sociable] thou art sociable Rowe (ed. 2).

[614] hide] hid F₁.

bauble] F₄. bable The rest.

[615] for] (Q₁) Qq F₄. or F₁ F₂ F₃.

[616] Enter ...] Enter Nurse and her man. Qq Ff (after longer, line 92).

[617] Mer. A sail, a sail!] Mer. A sail, a sail, a sail! (Q₁) Capell. A sayle, a sayle. Qq Ff (continued to Romeo).

[618] Ben.] (Q₁) Capell. Mer. Qq Ff.

[619] Good] Do good Pope, from (Q₁).

[620] Good ... face.] One line in Qq. Two in Ff, and elsewhere.

[621] fairer of the two] (Q₁) Pope. fairer face Qq Ff.

[622] gentlewoman] gentlewomen F₂ F₃.

[623] Is it] It is F₂. Is is Rowe (ed. 1).

[624] you] yee Q₂.

[625] himself] for himself (Q₁) Collier.

[626] well said] (Q₁) Qq. said F₁ F₂ F₃. sad F₄.

[627] quoth a'] quath a Q₃ Q₄. quatha F₁. quotha F₂ F₃ F₄.

Gentlemen] Gentleman F₂ F₃.

[628] the] om. (Q₁) Pope.

[629] If you] If thou Q₄ Q₅.

[630] indite] endite Qq F₁. invite (Q₁) F₃ F₄. envite F₂.

some] om. (Q₁) Capell.

[631] Rom. What ... spent] Put in the margin by Pope.

[632] [Sings.] Singing. Capell. om. Qq Ff. He walkes by them, and sings. (Q₁).

[633] An old ... spent.] As in Capell. Two lines in Qq Ff. Four in (Q₁) Collier.

[634] [singing] Dyce (Farmer conj.).

[635] [Exeunt ...] Exeunt. Qq. Exit. Mercutio, Benvolio. Ff.

[636] Marry, farewell!] (Q₁) Malone. om. Qq Ff.

[637] ropery] roguery F₄. roperipe (Q₁).

[638] hear] here F₂.

[639] to] too Q₂.

[640] An] Pope. And Qq Ff.

[641] an] Pope. & F₁. and The rest.

[642] his] her Q₅.

flirt-gills] flurt-gills (Q₁). flurt gills Q₂. flurt gils Q₃. flurt-gils Ff. gil-flurts Q₄ Q₅.

skains-mates] F₄. skaines mates (Q₁) Qq F₁ F₂. skains mates F₃. scurvy mates S. Walker conj. stews-mates Bubier conj.

[643] [Turning to Peter.] Edd. She turnes to Peter her man. (Q₁). om. Qq Ff. To her man. Rowe.

[644] bade ... bade] bad ... bad (Q₁) Capell. bid ... bid Qq Ff.

[645] into a] (Q₁) Theobald. in a Qq Ff. into Rowe (ed. 2).

[646] gentlewoman] gentlewomen F₂.

[647] weak] wicked Collier (Collier MS.).

[648] Rom.] Nur. F₁.

Nurse,] om. Rowe.

[649] thee—] F₂ F₃ F₄. thee. Qq F₁.

unto] onto F₂.

[650] me.] mee. Q₅. me? or mee? The rest.

[651] a] om. Q₄.

[652] Bid ... afternoon;] Edd. One line in Q₂ Q₃ Ff. Prose in Q₄ Q₅. Capell ends the first line at shrift, reading as verse.

[653] Laurence'] Lawrence Qq Ff. Lawrence's Rowe.

[654] stay] Qq. stay thou Ff.

nurse, behind ... wall:] nurse: behind ... wall Anon. conj.

[655] thee] the F₂ F₃.

tackled] tackling Q₅.

[656] quit] Q₂. quite The rest.

[657] Farewell ... mistress.] Omitted by Pope, Theobald, Hanmer, Warburton, and Johnson.

mistress] mistress, nurse Martley conj.

[658] say'st] sayest Pope.

[659] Is ... away?] Verse by Rowe. Prose in Qq Ff.

[660] hear] F₃ F₄. here Qq. heare F₁ F₂.

[661] away?] Q₅ F₄. away. The rest.

[662] I warrant] F₂ F₃ F₄. Warrant Qq Ff.

man's] Rowe. mans Qq. man Ff.

[663] As verse by Capell.

[664] lief] leeve Q₂ Q₃ Q₄ F₁ F₂ F₃. liefe Q₅. live F₄.

see a] a see F₁.

[665] I anger] I do anger Capell.

anger her] angerer Q₄.

[666] versal] varsal Hanmer.

[667] Ah,] Rowe. A Qq Ff.

dog's name;] dog, name Q₂. dog's; or dog's letter, Farmer conj.

[668] R is for the—No;] Edd. (Ritson conj.). R. is for the no, Q₂ Q₃ Q₄ Ff. R. is for the no. Q₅. R. is for thee? No; Theobald (Warburton). R. is not for thee, Hanmer. R is for the nonce; Steevens, 1773 (Johnson conj.). R for thee? no; Capell. R is for the dog. No; Steevens, 1778 (Tyrwhitt conj.).

[669] some] no Rowe.

[670] that it would] 'Twould Capell.

[671] lady.] lady— Pope.

[672] Ay] I Qq Ff. om. Rowe.

times. [Exit Romeo] Peter!] Dyce. times Peter. Q₂. times· Peter? Q₃. times Peter? Q₄. times. Peter? Ff. times. Peter. Q₅. times. Peter,— Theobald.

[Exit Romeo.] Rowe after line 201. om. Qq Ff.

[673] Anon!] Anon. Qq Ff. Anon? Theobald.

[674] Peter ... apace.] Edd. Peter, take my fan, and go before. (Q₁) Steevens. Before and apace. Qq Ff (Before, F₄). Take my fan, and go before. Pope. Before; and walk apace Capell.

[Exeunt.] Rowe. Ex. omnes. (Q₁). Exit. Qq. Exit Nurse and Peter. Ff (Ex. F₄).

[675] Scene V.] Hanmer. Scene VI. Rowe. Act iii. Scene ii. Capell.

Capulet's orchard.] Capulet's House. Rowe. Capulet's Garden. Capell.

[676] promised] promis'd Q₅.

[677] heralds] (Q₁) Q₅. heraulds Q₂ Q₃ Q₄ F₄. herauld F₁ F₃. herauid F₂.

[678] glide] F₄. glides The rest.

sun's beams] sun-beams Rowe.

[679] back] black Collier MS.

louring] lowring Qq Ff.

[680] nimble-pinion'd] Pope inserted the hyphen.

[681] wind-swift] Q₃ Ff. wind swift Q₂. winde swift Q₄. winde-swift Q₅.

[682] Is three] Q₃ Q₄ Q₅. Is there Q₂. I three Ff. Ay three Rowe. Are three Hanmer.

yet] and yet Rowe.

[683] She would be as] Qq F₁. She'ld be as F₂ F₃ F₄. She would be Anon. conj.

[684] And his to me:] And his to me would send her back again. Seymour conj. And his to me would bandy her again Keightley.

[685] And ... dead;] Arranged as in Rowe. See note (VII).

[686] many feign] marry, feign Johnson. marry, seem Keightley. marry, fare Grant White. tarry, faith, Bullock conj. move, i'faith, Dyce conj.

[687] pale] dull Keightley (Collier MS.).

[688] Enter Nurse, with Peter.] Theobald. Enter Nurse. Qq Ff.

[689] O God] O good Johnson.

O honey nurse] om. Pope.

[690] [Exit Peter.] Theobald. om. Qq Ff.

[691] Now ... sad?] One line in Qq. Two in Ff.

look'st] Q₄ Q₅ F₄. lookest Q₂ Q₃ F₁. lookes F₂. looks F₃.

[692] Though ... face.] Omitted by (Q₁) Pope.

[693] news be] F₄. newes be Q₂ Q₅. newes, be Q₃ Q₄ F₁ F₂. news, be F₃.

[694] shamest] Q₂ Q₃. sham'st Q₄ Ff Q₅.

[695] give me leave] let me rest (Q₁) Pope.

[696] jaunce] iaunce Q₂ Q₃. jaunt The rest.

had] om. Q₂.

[697] thee] the F₂.

good, good] good F₂ F₃ F₄.

[698] Jesu] om. Johnson.

[699] Jesu ... excuse.] Give me some Aqua vitæ. Pope, from (Q₁).

[700] that] Qq F₁. om. F₂. how F₃ F₄.

[701] Is] Jul. Is Pope.

[702] Well ... home?] As verse by Capell.

[703] better than any] no better than another Warburton conj.

leg excels] Qq. legs excels F₁ F₂ F₃. legs excell F₄.

[704] a body] Q₂ Q₃ F₁. body Q₄ Q₅. a bawdy F₂ F₃ F₄. a baudie (Q₁). baw-dy Rowe. bo-dy Pope.

[705] I'll] I F₂ F₃ F₄.

gentle as a] Qq. gentle a Ff.

[706] this] this this F₁.

[707] My back ... side,—] My back!—o' t'other side,— Lloyd conj.

o' t' other] a tother Qq Ff.

ah] Q₅. a Q₂ Q₃ Q₄. o F₁. O F₂ F₃ F₄.

[708] jauncing] jaunsing Q₂ Q₃. jaunting The rest.

[709] not well] Qq. so well F₁. so ill F₂ F₃ F₄.

[710] Your ... mother?] Prose by Edd. Three lines, ending gentleman, ... handsome, ... mother? in Qq Ff. Capell ends the second line at warrant: Steevens at handsome, and.

[711] Where ... repliest!] As in Rowe. Two lines, the first ending be?, in Qq. Three, ending mother?... be?... repliest, in Ff.

[712] your mother] Qq F₁. my mother F₂ F₃ F₄.

O ... dear!] Omitted by Johnson.

[713] hie] Q₅ F₄. high The rest.

Laurence'] Lawrence Qq Ff. Lawrence's Rowe.

[714] They'll ... any] They'll be in scarlet straitway at my Hanmer. They'll be in scarlet straight at my next S. Walker conj. They will be straight in scarlet at my Keightley.

[715] climb] climde Q₃ F₁.

[716] Scene VI.] Hanmer. Scene VII. Rowe. Act iii. Scene iii. Capell.

Friar Laurence's cell.] Capell. The Monastery. Rowe.

[717] Enter Frier Laurence....] Rowe. Enter Friar.... Qq Ff.

[718] love-devouring] Hyphen omitted in F₂ F₃.

death do what he] death, do what thou Seymour conj.

[719] enough I] inough. I F₁ F₂. enough. I F₃.

[720] triumph] triumph: F₁.

[721] kiss] meet Pope.

[722] loathsome] lothsomnesse Q₄ Q₅.

his] its Rowe (ed. 2).

[723] gossamer ... idles] gossamour ... idles F₄. gossamours ... ydeles Q₂. gossamours ... ydles Q₃ F₁ F₂. gossamours ... idles Q₄ Q₅ F₃. gossamours ... idle Malone.

[724] else is] Q₂ Q₃ F₄. else in Q₄ F₁ F₂ Q₅ F₃. else are Rowe.

[725] Rom.] Fri. F₁.

[726] music's] musicke Q₂ Q₃.

[727] such] such such F₁.

[728] sum up sum of half my] Q₂ Q₃. summe up some of halfe my Q₄ Q₅. sum up some of halfe my Ff. sum up one half of my Pope. sum up sums of half my Johnson. sum up half my sum of Capell. sum the sum of half my Anon. conj. ap. Rann.

[729] [Exeunt.] F₂ F₃ F₄. om. Qq F₁.