FOOTNOTES:
[2324] Act iv. Scene i.] Rowe.
Without ...] Rowe.
[2325] thee. O ... wolves,] Ff. thee, O ... wolves! Pope.
[2326] girdlest] Rowe. girdles Ff.
[2327] steads! To ... filths] steads: to ... filths Pope, ed. 2 (Theobald). steeds, to ... filthes. F1 F2. steeds to ... filthes. F3. steads to ... filths F4.
filths] filth Hanmer.
[2328] green virginity!] green, virginity Pope (ed. 1).
[2329] fast; Rather ... back, out] Theobald (Anon. conj.). fast Rather ... backe; out F1 F2 F3. fast, Rather ... back; out F4.
[2330] o' the] i' th' Hanmer. at the Keightley.
Son] Some F1.
[2331] lined] lean'd Keightley.
[2332] With ... brains] And with it beat his brains out Pope.
Piety and fear] Fear and piety Pope.
[2333] let] Hanmer. yet Ff.
[2334] detestable town] town detestable Hanmer.
[2335] [Throwing away his raiment. Delius conj. Plucking out his hair. Ingleby conj.
[2336] more] much F4.
[2337] you] ye Pope (ed. 2).
[2338] Amen] om. Pope.
[2339] Scene II.] Rowe.
Athens ...] Timon's House. Rowe.
[2340] master steward] M. steward F1. good master steward Pope.
[2341] me] it Hanmer. om. Capell.
[2342] I am ... backs] S. Walker would end the lines noble ... friend ... go ... backs.
[2343] do] om. Hanmer.
[2344] From our ... to his] From our ... from his Hanmer. To our ... from his Rann (Mason conj.).
[2345] his familiars] the familiars S. Walker conj.
[2346] leave] and leave Long MS.
[2347] all-shunn'd] Hyphened in Pope.
[2348] like] likes F2.
[2349] still] om. Pope.
[2350] dying] sinking Keightley conj.
[2351] this] the Rowe (ed. 2).
[2352] let's shake] shake Pope.
[2353] [Servants ...] Embrace and part severall wayes. Ff. He gives them mony, they embrace ... Pope. Embrace, and Exeunt Servants. Capell.
[2354] fierce] first Theobald (ed. 2).
[2355] Who would] Who'd Pope.
or to] as to Rowe. and so or so to Grant White conj. (withdrawn). or would Keightley. or so Dyce, ed. 2.
[2356] friendship? To have his] friendship? and to have His Singer (ed. 2). friendship; and revive To have his Collier (Collier MS.). friendship? and survive To have his Keightley.
[2357] what state compounds] state comprehends Collier (S. Walker conj.). that state compounds Grant White conj.
[2358] varnish'd] vanish'd Pope.
[2359] unusual blood,] unusual mood, Johnson conj. unequal blood, Becket conj. unusual!—'sblood! Jackson conj.
[2360] does] F4. do F1 F3. doe F2.
[2361] Alas] 'Las S. Walker conj.
[2362] ingrateful] ingratefull F1 F2. ungrateful F3 F4.
[2363] Of monstrous ... it.] As in Pope. Three lines in Ff.
[2364] has] his F2.
with him] om. Rowe.
[2365] follow] follow after Hanmer.
[2366] Scene III.] Rowe.
Woods ...] Edd. The Woods. Rowe. Wood; a Cave in View. Capell.
[2367] Enter Timon ...] Edd. Enter Timon in the Woods. Ff. Enter Timon. Rowe. Enter Timon, with a Spade. Capell.
[2368] blessed breeding] blessing-breeding Warburton. blessed-breeding Dyce (S. Walker conj.).
[2369] dividant] divided Hanmer.
them] om. Pope.
[2370] not nature] not ev'n nature Pope. not his nature Capell. not those natures Steevens conj.
[2371] nature ... nature] natures ... natures Mason conj.
[2372] by] with Hanmer.
[2373] Raise] Robe Maginn conj.
deny 't] denude Theobald (Warburton). degrade Hanmer. deprive Heath conj. devest Steevens conj. dechute Becket conj. decline Collier (Collier MS.). demit Staunton ('Obelus,' N. and Q. 1856, conj.). deject Arrowsmith conj. deknight Anon. conj.
[2374] senator] Rowe. senators Ff.
[2375] pasture] Rowe. pastour F1. pastor F2 F3 F4. pasterer Farmer and Steevens conj.
pasture ... rother's] paste o'erlards the brother's Jackson conj.
lards] owe. Lards, F1. Lords, F2 F3 F4.
rother's] Collier (Singer, ed. 2). Brothers Ff. beggar's Rowe. weather's Theobald (Warburton). broader Farmer conj. breather's Malone conj. (withdrawn).
[2376] The ... lean] F3 F4. The ... leaue F1. The ... leane F2. 'Tis ... leave Johnson conj. The gaunt that makes him leave Farmer conj. Johnson supposes that a line is lost.
[2377] say] fay F1.
man's] F3 F4. mans F1 F2.
[2378] grise] grize Ff. greeze Pope.
[2379] all is oblique] Pope. All's obliquie F1. Alls obliquy F2 F3. All's obliquy F4. all's obloquy Rowe. all, all's oblique Lettsom conj.
[2380] Therefore] Then Pope.
[2381] fang] Johnson. phang Ff.
[Digging.] Digging the Earth. Rowe. om. Ff.
[2382] Gold ... valiant] As in Hanmer. Five lines, ending gold?... votarist, ... make ... right; ... valliant, in Ff.
[2383] idle votarist] idol votarist Collier (Collier MS.).
you] om. Hanmer.
clear] dear Jackson conj.
[2384] right] After this Keightley marks an omission.
[2385] Ha] om. Pope.
what] why Hanmer. what? Johnson.
[2386] stout] sick Hanmer.
their] F1 the F2 F3 F4.
[2387] thieves,] theeves, F1. theeves. F2 F3. thieves. F4.
[2388] this is it] this, this is it Hanmer. why, this it is Steevens conj.
[2389] wappen'd] waped Hanmer (Warburton). wained Johnson conj. wapper'd Collier, ed. 2 (Malone conj.). Wapping Anon. conj. (Gent. Mag. Vol. LX. p. 127). weeping Steevens conj. vapid Seymour conj.
wed] woo'd Mason conj.
[2390] She] Her Hanmer.
[2391] whom ... at] whose ulcerous sores the spital-house Would ... at or at whose ulcerous sores the spital-house Would ... up Steevens conj.
[2392] at, this] Pope. at. This Ff. at; this Rowe.
[2393] damned] Rowe (ed. 2). damn'd Ff.
[2394] put'st] putt'st Pope. puttes Ff. puttest Rowe.
[2395] Do ... quick] One line in Pope. Two in Ff.
[2396] thou'lt] F4. thou't F1 F2 F3.
[2397] [Keeping some gold.] Pope. om. Ff.
Scene IV. Pope.
Phrynia] and Phrynia Ff.
[2398] speak.] om. Seymour conj.
[2399] The canker] Cankers Rowe.
[2400] misanthropos] misantropos F1.
[2401] that] as Pope.
[2402] With ... paint] And with ... paint all Hanmer.
gules, gules:] gules, total gules: Capell. gules, gules; for if Keightley.
[2403] not] but Staunton conj.
[2404] were] were now Pope (ed. 2).
[2405] Noble ... man!] Prose in Ff. Seven lines of verse in Capell.
[2406] but to] but this, To Capell.
[2407] not promise] but promise Staunton conj.
[2408] perform] promise, and Perform Capell.
[2409] I have] I've Pope.
[2410] then] thine Malone conj.
[2411] Art thou ... lust] Three lines, ending still!... diseases, ... lust, S. Walker conj.
[2412] Be ... diet.] Verse first in Pope. Prose in Ff.
[2413] Give ... lust.] Leaving with thee their lust. Give them diseases; Grant White (Johnson conj.).
[2414] bring] bring me Capell (MS. correction).
[2415] rose-cheeked youth To the Malone. Rose-cheekt youth to the F1. Rose-checkt youth to the F2 F3. Rose-cheek'd youth to the F4. the rose-cheek'd youth To th' Pope. rose-cheek'd youth to The Dyce.
rose-cheeked ... tub-fast] the rose-cheek'd youth, Th' fub, to th' fast Theobald conj.
[2416] tub-fast] Theobald (Warburton). Fubfast Ff.
[2417] calamities] calamites F2.
[2418] I have] I have had Collier (Collier MS.).
[2419] have] om. Rowe.
[2420] Athens,] Athens is Hanmer.
[2421] trod upon] had trod on Hanmer.
them—] Rowe. them. Ff.
[2422] I had] I 'ad Pope.
[2423] Here is some] Here's Pope.
[2424] heap—] Rowe (ed. 2). heape. or heap. Ff.
[2425] Athens?] F3 F4. Athens. F1 F2.
[2426] Ay ... country.] S. Walker would end the lines them ... when ... killing ... country.
[2427] all] all then Pope. om. Capell, ending the line at and.
in thy] i' thy Steevens (1793), ending the lines and ... Timon?... That, ... conquer ... country.
[2428] thee after, ... conquer'd] after, thee, ... conquered Pope.
[2429] Why] But why Hanmer.
of] om. Hanmer.
[2430] conquer my] make conquest of my Hanmer. conquer thy own Capell, ending the previous line at born. scourge thy S. Walker conj.
[2431] when] F1. whom F2 F3 F4.
[2432] counterfeit] om. Pope.
[2433] for] nor Tyrwhitt conj.
[2434] window-bars] Steevens (Johnson conj.). window barne F1 F2. window barn F3 F4. window-barn Pope. window-lawn Theobald (Warburton). widow's barb Tyrwhitt conj.
[2435] But] om. Pope.
them] om. Dyce (ed. 2).
[2436] exhaust] extort Hanmer.
[2437] whom] who, Hanmer.
[2438] pronounced thy] Pope. pronounced, the Ff.
[2439] swear] whoso'er Heath conj.
against] 'gainst all Hanmer.
objects] abjects Collier, ed. 2 (Farmer conj.). audits Becket conj.
[2440] priests] priest Pope.
[2441] Hast ... counsel.] As in Capell. Verse first in Pope, the first line ending yet? Prose in Ff.
[2442] all] om. Pope.
[2443] Phr. and Timan.] Steevens. Both. Ff. Wom. Capell.
[2444] whores, a bawd] Ff. whore a bawd Pope. whole a bawd Theobald (Warburton). whores abundant Hanmer. whores abhorr'd Collier (Collier MS.).
[2445] you are] you're Pope.
[2446] And be ... still] As in Capell. In Ff the lines end months ... thatch ... dead, ... matter: ... still. Seven lines in Johnson, ending turncoats ... contrary ... thatch ... &c.
[2447] turncoats] turncocks Jackson conj.
pains, six months] pain-sick months Becket conj.
six months] six mouths F2. exterior Hanmer. six months thence Keightley.
[2448] contrary] contraried Johnson conj.
and] om. Capell.
and thatch] Make false hair, and thatch Pope, ending lines 143-145 as Ff.
[2449] whore] and whore on Pope.
[2450] Believe't] Believe Rowe.
[2451] man ... men's] men ... their S. Walker conj.
[2452] spurring] sparring Hanmer. spurning Long MS. springing Seymour conj.
[2453] hoar] hoarse Singer, ed. 1 (Upton conj.).
[2454] scolds] Rowe. scold'st Ff.
[2455] to foresee, Smells from] not foresees, Smels for Capell.
[2456] foresee] forefend Warburton.
[2457] bald] Quite bald Hanmer, ending lines 158, 159 ruffians ... of.
[2458] all] all of them Keightley. all; plague all Anon. conj.
[2459] More ... again] Verse in Pope. Prose in Ff.
[2460] I have] I've Pope.
[2461] did thee] did the F2.
[2462] Men ... thee.] As in Dyce. In Ff the first line ends away. In Delius, find it.
[2463] it] it such Steevens. it so Keightley.
Get thee away] Get thee hence away Pope, ending the line as Ff. Get thee hence. Away Johnson. Hence; Get thee away Capell, ending the line at Hence.
[2464] Strike] Put in a separate line by Steevens (1793).
[Drum beats.] Johnson. om. Ff.
[2465] Exeunt....] Theobald. Exeunt. Ff.
[2466] Scene V. Pope.
[2467] [Digging.] Johnson, before line 174. om. Ff.
[2468] whose] oh thou! whose Pope.
mettle] forming mettle Keightley.
[2469] crisp] cript Warburton.
[2470] thy human] Pope. the humane Ff. the human Rowe.
doth] Capell. do Ff. do's Rowe.
[2471] [digs. Capell.
[2472] Ensear] Then sear Hanmer.
conceptious] F1. conceptions F2 F3 F4.
[2473] out] out to Warburton.
[2474] marbled] marble Capell.
mansion all] mansion-hall S. Walker conj.
[2475] thy] your Singer conj.
marrows, vines, and] F3 F4. marrowes, vines, and F1 F2. marrows, veins, and Rowe. meadows, vineyards, Hanmer. harrow'd veins, and Warburton. marrow'd veins, and Heath conj. meadows, vines, and Collier (Collier MS.). marrowy vines and Grant White (Dyce conj.). married vines and Keightley.
[2476] unctuous] Johnson. unctious Ff.
pure] impure Keightley.
[2477] slips!] slippes— F1 F2. slips— F3 F4.
[2478] Scene VI. Pope.
[2479] infected] affected Rowe.
[2480] fortune] Rowe and Southern MS. future Ff. fauturs Becket conj.
[2481] diseased] F2 F3 F4. diseas'd F1.
[2482] woods] weeds Theobald (Warburton).
[2483] off] of F2.
[2484] bade] bad F1. bid F2 F3 F4.
[2485] Were] Where F2.
[2486] Thou hast] Thou 'ast Pope. Thou'st Theobald.
[2487] A madman so long] So long a mad-man Pope.
think'st] think'st thou Pope.
[2488] moss'd] Hanmer. moyst F1 F2. moist F3 F4.
[2489] when] where Grant White (S. Walker conj.).
[2490] find—] Rowe. finde. F1 F2. find. F3 F4.
[2491] thee] the F2.
[2492] Apem. Why? Tim.] Omitted by Hanmer.
Why?] Why so? Keightley.
[2493] To] Only to Hanmer.
[2494] a knave too?] a knave thou! Hanmer. and know't too? Warburton conj.
[2495] sour-cold] Hyphen added by Steevens (1793).
[2496] courtier] F1 F4. countier F2 F3.
again] om. Pope.
[2497] Outlives incertain] Rowe. Out-lives: incertaine F1. Out-lives: in certaine F2. Out-lives: in certain F3 F4. Out-strips incertain Hanmer. Out-vies uncertain Capell.
before] before it Hanmer.
[2498] state ... Hath] states ... Have Pope.
[2499] but bred] bred but Hanmer.
[2500] The] Through Rowe.
[2501] drugs] F4. drugges F1 F2. druggs F3. drudges Delius (Mason conj.). dugs Collier (Collier MS.). dregs Capell conj. MS.
[2502] command] Rowe. command'st Ff.
[2503] follow'd] Capell. followed Ff.
[2504] and hearts] F1 F2. the hearts F3 F4.
[2505] employment] F1. employments F2 F3 F4. Here Keightley marks a line omitted.
[2506] me] F1. the F2. thee F3 F4.
[2507] have ... Fell ... and] yet ... Fall'n ... have Hanmer. and ... Fell ... and Capell. and ... Fall'n ... have Capell (MS. correction).
[2508] Fell] Fall'n Rowe.
[2509] some] sume F2.
[2510] rag] F4. ragge F1 F2 F3. rogue Collier, ed. 2 (Johnson conj.).
[2511] rogue] rag Anon. conj.
[2512] a knave] knave Pope.
[2513] I ... prodigal.] As in Capell. One line in Ff.
[2514] [Eating....] Rowe. om. Ff.
[2515] Here ... were.] Put in the margin by Pope.
[2516] I will] will I Rowe (ed. 2).
[Offering....] Offering him another. Johnson. Throwing him a crust. Capell. Offering him something. Steevens (1778).
[2517] my] Rowe. thy Ff.
[2518] mine] my Pope.
[2519] o' nights] Theobald. a nights Ff.
[2520] Under ... Apemantus?] Prose in Capell. Two lines, the first ending me, in Ff.
o' days] a-dayes F1 F2. a daies F3 F4.
[2521] or] om. Hanmer, ending the lines Where ... it ... mind!... dishes.
[2522] and] om. Hanmer.
[2523] it] it then Hanmer.
[2524] curiosity] courtesy Hanmer.
[2525] There's ... dog.] Put in the margin by Pope.
[2526] Ay, though it look] I, though it looke Ff (look F3 F4). I thought it look'd Johnson conj. Ay, for it looks Rann. Ay, troth, it looks Becket conj.
[2527] An] Pope. And Ff.
thou hadst] Capell. th' hadst Ff.
[2528] and] or Pope.
beasts?] Rowe (ed. 2). beasts. Ff.
[2529] the lion] a lion Pope.
[2530] thou livedst] thou liv'st. Rowe. thou 'dst live Hanmer.
[2531] remotion] motion Grant White conj.
[2532] that seest] and seest Rowe.
[2533] If ... beasts.] Prose in Pope. Five lines, ending me ... might'st ... here ... become ... beasts, in Ff.
[2534] city?] Rowe (ed. 2). citie. or city. Ff.
[2535] Yonder ... Apemantus.] Prose in Pope and Theobald. Nine irregular lines in Ff.
[2536] Yonder ... painter:] Omitted by Pope, who transfers Apem. The plague ... Apemantus (346-352) to follow line 393.
[2537] Thou ... speak'st.] As in Pope. Ten lines in Ff.
[2538] A ... thee!] Given to Timon by Pope, ed. 2 (Theobald).
[2539] If ... hands.] Arranged as by Capell. Two lines, the first ending beate thee; in Ff. Prose in Theobald.
[2540] If I name thee.] Omitted by Pope.
thee.] thee.— Theobald. thee, Ff. thee,— Capell.
[2541] I'll] I'd Hanmer.
[2542] I ... off!] One line in Pope. Two in Ff.
[2543] Away ... thee. As in Rowe. The lines end dog ... me ... thee, in Ff.
[2544] Swoon] Pope. swoond F1 F2. swound F3 F4.
[2545] Would] I would Hanmer.
[2546] Would ... rogue!] As in Ff. Three lines, ending burst ... sorry I ... rogue! in Hanmer. Capell ends the lines Away!... lose ... rogue!
[2547] Throws ...] Throwing at him. Capell. om. Ff.
[2548] Rogue, rogue, rogue!] Rogue! Hammer.
[Apemantus retreats backward, as going. Theobald.
[2549] even ... upon 't] ev'n ... upon it Pope.
[2550] me] thee Johnson.
[2551] [To the gold] Looking on the gold. Pope. om. Ff.
king-killer] kin-killer Maginn conj.
[2552] son and sire] Rowe. Sunne and fire F1 F2 F3. Sun and Fire F4.
[2553] fresh, loved] fresh-lived Maginn conj. fresh-loved Anon. conj.
[2554] That ... god,] One line in Rowe. Two in Ff.
[2555] slave man] Rowe. slave-man Ff.
[2556] Apem.] Apem. [advancing. Capell.
[2557] thou hast] Pope (ed. 2). th' hast Ff. thou 'st Collier.
[2558] to ... to] Rowe (ed. 2). too ... too Ff.
[2559] Live ... misery!] Continued to Timon by Hanmer.
[2560] Long ... quit] Given to Apem. Malone conj.
and so] or so Hanmer.
Exit Apemantus.] Dyce. After quit. Capell. Exit Apeman. (after line 393) Ff.
die ... I] die, so I Hanmer. dye!—So, I Capell.
[2561] Moe ... them.] Continued to Timon by Hanmer. Given to Apemantus in Ff. One line in Hanmer. Prose in Pope. Two lines in Ff.
Moe] Mo Ff. More Johnson.
them.] Rowe. then. Ff. Here Pope and Hanmer insert lines 346-352, Apem. The plague ... Apemantus.
[Seeing the Thieves. Hanmer.
Enter Banditti.] Enter the Bandetti. F1 F2 F3. Enter the Banditti. F4. Enter Thieves. Pope. Enter certain Thieves. Capell.
[2562] Scene VII. Pope.
First Ban.] 1 Band. Rowe. 1 Thief. Pope. 1. Ff (and elsewhere).
[2563] falling-from of his] Capell. falling from of his Ff. falling off of Pope. falling from him of his Collier (Collier MS.).
[2564] Sec. Ban.] 2 Band. Rowe. 2 Thief. Pope. 2. Ff (and elsewhere).
It is ... treasure.] As in Pope. Two lines in Ff.
hath] hoth F2.
[2565] True ... hid.] As in Pope. Two lines in Ff.
[2566] Banditti.] Knight. All. Ff.
[2567] He;] Rowe. He? Ff.
[2568] thieves?] Capell. thieves. Ff. thieves! Hanmer.
[2569] Both too] Both, both Hanmer. Both two Collier (ed. 2). Both the two Anon. conj.
Both ... sons] Both, and women's sons too Anon. conj.
[2570] We ... want.] As in Pope. Two lines in Ff.
[2571] want is ... meat.] want? Is your want much of meat? Heath conj. want is much, you want. O men, Anon. conj.
want much] wont much F2.
[2572] much of meat. Why] much.—Of meat Why Rann (Farmer conj.).
[2573] meat] meet Theobald. men Hanmer. me Steevens conj.
[2574] a hundred] F1 F2. an hundred F3 F4.
[2575] mast] masts Rowe (ed. 2).
hips] heps F1.
[2576] Rascal thieves] Rascals, thieves Pope.
[2577] froth] broth Pope.
[2578] Moe] More F4.
take ... lives] F1. take ... live F2 F3 F4. takes ... life Hanmer. take ... rob Long MS.
[2579] villany] Rowe. villaine F1 F2. villain F3 F4.
protest] profess Theobald.
[2580] do't, Like workmen.] do't, Like workmen; Pope. doo't. Like workemen, F1 F2. do't, Like workmen, F3 F4.
[2581] vast] daste F2 (Long's copy). chaste Long MS.
[2582] moon] mounds Theobald. earth Capell. main Tollet conj. marge or mole Anon. conj.
[2583] composture] composure Pope.
[2584] excrement] excrementsTheobald.
thing's] think's F2.
[2585] Have] Pope. Ha's Ff.
[2586] Cut throats] cut-throats Anon. conj. (Gent. Mag. Vol. LX. p. 307).
[2587] nothing] for nothing Pope. where nothing Steevens conj. nought S. Walker conj., ending lines 443-446 thieves ... give you ... Amen.
[2588] But ... Amen] As in Capell. Two lines, the first ending give you, in Ff. Three, ending this ... give you ... Amen, in Delius.
[2589] not] Rowe. om. Ff. no Collier (Collier MS.). not the Keightley.
[2590] for this I give you] for what I give Pope, ending line 444 at what.
[2591] howsoe'er] howsoever Rowe (ed. 2).
[2592] [Exit. Rowe. Retiring towards his Cave. Capell. om. Ff.
[2593] Has] F1 F2. H'as F3 F4. He has Steevens.
[2594] the malice of] his malice to Hanmer.
[2595] us; not] us, not Rowe. us not Ff.
[2596] I'll ... trade] As in Pope. Two lines in Ff.
[2597] there is ... true.] Given to '2 Thief' by Theobald (Warburton).
[2598] [Exeunt ...] Exit Theeves. F1. Exeunt Thieves. F2 F3 F4.
Enter Flavius.] Enter the Steward to Timon. Ff.
[2599] Act v. Scene i. The Woods and Timon's Cave. Rowe. Capell continues the Scene.
[2600] Full ... bestow'd] As in Ff. Three lines, ending failing?... deeds, ... bestow'd, in Johnson.
[2601] What ... made!] As in Malone. One line in Ff. What change of honour desp'rate want has made? Pope. What change of humour desp'rate want has made? Warburton. Steevens ends the first line at has.
[2602] What] Why, what Capell. Ah, what Anon. conj.
honour] favour Anon. conj.
[2603] viler] Pope. vilder Ff.
[2604] wish'd] will'd Warburton.
[2605] woo ... do] too, ... woo Warburton.
[2606] mischief] miscreefe F2.
[2607] Has] H'as F4. He has Steevens.
[2608] present ... life.] As in Pope. Prose in F1 F2. Two lines, the first ending grief, in F3 F4.
[2609] unto] to Pope.
[2610] [Timon comes forward from his cave. Theobald.
[2611] thou] om. S. Walker conj.
[2612] dost] dost thou Theobald (ed. 2).
[2613] Then ... thee] As in Capell. Two lines in Ff.
grant'st ... I] Capell, and Southern MS. grunt'st, th'art a man. I F1. grunt'st th'art a man, I F2 F3 F4. grantest that thou art a man I, ending the line at man, Pope. grant'st thou'rt man, I Steevens (1793).
I have] I've Capell.
[2614] An ... yours] An honest servant Pope.
[2615] Then] Nay, then Capell, ending the lines at then ... man ... knaves. Steevens (1793) reads Then, but follows Capell's arrangement.
[2616] never] F1 F2. nev'r F3 F4. ne'er Rowe.
man] men S. Walker conj.
me, I; all] Steevens (1778). me, I all, F1 F2 F3. me, I, all F4. me, all Pope. me; ay, all Delius.
[2617] I kept] that I kept Capell.
[2618] Ne'er] Pope. Nev'r F1 F2. Never F3 F4.
steward] steward's Capell conj.
[2619] What ... thee] As in Rowe. Two lines in Ff.
[2620] thorough] thorow F1 F2. through F3 F4. or through Pope.
and] or Pope.
laughter. Pity's sleeping:] laughter, pity sleeping. Johnson conj.
[2621] Pity's ... weeping!] Put in the margin by Hanmer.
[2622] Had ... woman.] As in Ff. Four lines in Capell, ending just, ... turns ... behold ... woman. Malone ends the first line at now, following Capell's arrangement in the rest.
[2623] steward] steward then Capell.
[2624] dangerous ... mild] nature dangerous-wild Becket conj. dolorous nature wild Jackson conj.
mild] Hanmer (Thirlby conj.). wilde Ff.
[2625] You] om. Pope.
perpetual-sober] Hanmer. perpetuall sober Ff.
[2626] One ... steward] S. Walker would end the lines man:— ... pray,— ... steward.
[2627] pray] say Lettsom conj.
pray ... steward] pray ... steward too Hanmer. pray you,—and he is a steward Capell.
[2628] subtle, covetous] subtle-covetous S. Walker conj.
[2629] If not a] Is't not a Rowe. A Pope. An Hanmer. Is it not a Keightley, ending the line at men.
kindness] om. Seymour conj.
and] om. Pope.
rich ... gifts] gifts That rich men deal Anon. conj.
gifts] Gifts to catch gifts S. Walker conj., ending the lines deal ... return.
[2630] where] when Hanmer.
[2631] unmatched] unmarched F2.
[2632] and] And, O Capell, ending the lines living ... lord.
[2633] My ... lord,] Omitted by Pope.
[2634] My ... yourself.] Four lines in Keightley, ending benefit, ... I'd ... power ... yourself.
[2635] exchange] exchange it Hanmer. exchange't Capell.
[2636] thee] F1 F3 F4. the F2. ye Capell.
[2637] Have] Rowe. Ha's Ff. Ha' Anon. conj.
thee] the F2.
[2638] deniest] denyest Ff. deny'st Rowe.
[2639] 'em to nothing] 'em Pope. them to nothing Malone. them Steevens (1793).
[2640] O ... master] As in Capell. One line in Ff.
[2641] If ... free:] As in Ff. Malone ends the first line at hat'st.
[2642] fly] flye F1 F2. flee F3 F4. but fly Pope. fly, fly or fly now Anon. conj.
[2643] [Exeunt severally.] Theobald. Exit. Ff. Exeunt. Rowe. Exit Flavius; and Timon into his cave. Collier (Collier MS.).