FOOTNOTES:

[6212] Act iv. Scene i.] Actus 4. Q₁. Actus Quartus. Scæna Prima. Ff. Actus 4. Scæna 1. Q₂ Q₃.

Cyprus. Before the castle.] The same. Capell. A Room of State. Rowe. A Court before the Palace. Theobald.

Enter....] Ff. Enter Iago and Othello. Qq.

[6213] Iago!] Iago? Ff. Iago. Qq.

[6214] Think ... private?] As one line, S. Walker conj.

What ... private?] Arranged as by Capell. One line in Ff. Continued to Othello, Lettsom conj.

[6215] kiss] kisse. Qq. kisse? F₁ F₂ F₃. kiss? F₄.

[6216] friend] Qq F₁. friends F₂ F₃ F₄.

[6217] in bed] Ff. abed Qq.

[6218] tempts and] tempts not, Hanmer (Warburton).

[6219] So] Qq. If Ff.

[6220] But if I] But I F₃ F₄.

[6221] handkerchief—] Rowe. handkerchiefe. Ff Q₂ Q₃. handkercher. Q₁.

[6222] Why, then,] om. Seymour conj.

[6223] protectress] proprietor Hanmer. propertied Warburton. proprietress Capell.

too] to Q₁.

[6224] infected] Qq. infectious Ff.

[6225] all] ill Pope (ed. 2).

[6226] That's ... said] As one line, S. Walker conj.

What, ... wrong?] Divided as by Dyce. One line in Qq Ff.

[6227] If I had said] If I said Pope.

[6228] heard] heare F₂. hear F₃ F₄.

[6229] Or] Or by the Q₁.

[6230] Convinced] F₂ F₃ F₄. Conuinced Q₁ (Dev. and Chip.) F₁. Coniured Q₁ (Cap.) Q₂. Conjured Q₃. Convinc'd Theobald, Hanmer, and Capell.

Convinced or] Convinc'd her and Keightley.

supplied] suppled Theobald, Hanmer, and Capell.

cannot] they cannot Theobald. then cannot Hanmer. straight cannot Capell.

[6231] blab—] Malone. blab: Capell. blab. Qq F₃ F₄. blab.) F₁ F₂.

[6232] Faith] Q₁. Why The rest.

did—I ... he did.] Qq. did: I ... he did. Ff. did I know not what;—he did. Rann (Mason conj.)

[6233] What? what?] Ff. But what? Q₁. What? Q₂ Q₃.

[6234] Lie—] Lye— Rowe. Lye. Qq Ff.

With her, on] Qq. With her? on Ff.

[6235]] We say ... belie her.] Omitted by Pope.

[6236] 'Zounds,] Zouns, Q₁. Omitted in the rest.

[6237] Handkerchief] handkerchers Q₁. handkerchiefs Q₂ Q₃.

confessions] Ff. confession Qq.

handkerchief] hankerchers Q₁. handkerchiefs Q₂ Q₃. handkerchief—handkerchief Theobald.

[6238] To confess ... to confess.] Put in the margin by Pope. Omitted by Hanmer.

[6239] To confess ... devil!] Omitted in Q₁.

[6240] shadowing] shadowy Becket conj. shuddering Collier MS.

passion] Omitted by Pope, Theobald, Hanmer, and Warburton.

instruction] Iustruction F₁. induction Hanmer (Warburton). infraction Becket conj.

[6241] shakes] shake Rowe.

[6242] [Falls ... trance.] Omitted in Q₁ (Cap.) He fals downe. Q₁ (Dev. and Chip.)

[6243] Work on ... Othello!] Divided as in Ff. Prose in Qq.

[6244] medicine, work!] Theobald. medicine, worke: Qq. medicine workes. F₁ F₂. medicine works. F₃ F₄.

[6245] Scene ii. Pope.

[6246] fall'n] fell Theobald.

[6247] his] the F₄.

[6248] No, forbear;] Omitted in Ff.

[6249] his] om. Q₃.

[6250] stirs] starres Q₃.

[6251] [Exit Cassio.] As in Rowe. Opposite mocke me? line 59, in Q₂ Q₃. Omitted in Q₁ Ff.

[6252] head] hand F₂ F₃ F₄.

[6253] thou] om. Q₃.]

you! no, by] you? no by Q₁ Q₂. you not, by Ff. you no by Q₃.

heaven.] heaven; I mock you not. Capell.

[6254] fortune] Ff. fortunes Qq.

like] life F₂.

[6255] it] om. Qq.

Good sir] God sir Q₁ (Cap.)

[6256] every] ever Q₃.

[6257] there's millions] millions are Pope.

[6258] lie] lyes Q₁.

[6259] peculiar] prculiar F₂. peculior Q₃.

case] Qq F₁. cause F₂ F₃ F₄.

[6260] 'tis] this Q₃. it is Hanmer, ending lines 68-73 case ... hell, ... in ... chaste ... am, ... wise ... apart.

[6261] S. Walker would read as four lines, ending chaste!... am, ... wise; ... apart.

[6262] let] let not Q₃.

[6263] she] om. Steevens conj.

[6264] 'tis] that's Capell (corrected in Errata).

you] you now Hanmer.

[6265] o'erwhelmed] ere while mad Q₁.

[6266] unsuiting] vnsuting Q₁ (Dev.) vnfitting Q₁ (Cap.) Q₂. unfitting Q₃. resulting Ff.

[6267] laid] layd F₁. layed Qq.

'scuse upon] scuse upon Q₂ Q₃. scuse, upon Q₁. scuses upon F₁. scuses on F₂ F₃ F₄.

[6268] Bade] Bid Q₁. Bad The rest.

return] retire Qq.

here] her Q₃.

[6269] Do] om. Qq.

[6270] fleers] geeres Q₁ (Cap.) Q₂ Q₃. Ieeres Q₁ (Dev.)

gibes] Iibes Q₁ (Dev.)

[6271] hath] Ff. has Qq.

[6272] you are] Qq. y'are Ff.

in spleen] a spleen Capell (Johnson conj.) one spleen Lettsom conj.

[6273] thou] om. Capell.

[6274] cunning] cunuing Q₁ (Cap.)

[6275] Iago.] aago. F₂.

[6276] yet] om. Q₃.

[Othello retires.] Othello withdraws. Rowe. om. Qq Ff.

[6277] clothes] cloathes Qq. cloath F₁ F₂. cloth F₃ F₄.

it is a creature] Omitted in Q₃.

[6278] refrain] refraine Qq. restraine F₁ F₂. restrain F₃ F₄.

[6279] Re-enter Cassio.] Steevens (1793). Enter Cassio. Ff. Ent. Cassio. or Enter Cas. Qq (opposite line 96). Enter Cassio, at a Distance. Capell. Transferred to follow wrong, line 102, by Dyce.

[6280] Scene iii. Pope.

[6281] construe] Rowe. conster Qq. conserve Ff.

[6282] Poor] Our Theobald conj. (withdrawn).

behaviour] Qq. behaviours Ff.

[6283] now] Qq. om. Ff.

[6284] worser] worse Q₃.

give Qq F₁. gave F₂ F₃ F₄.

[6285] [Speaking lower. Rowe.

power] Qq. dowre Ff.

[6286] caitiff] caitiffe Ff. cative Qq.

[6287] Marked as 'Aside' by Theobald.

[6288] a woman] Qq. woman Ff.

[6289] i' faith] ifaith Q₁. indeed The rest.

[6290] it] om. Pope.

[6291] importunes] in portunes Q₃.

[6292] o'er] on Q₁ Q₂, reading Now ... on as one line. out Q₃, dividing as Q₁ Q₂.

well said, well said.] Ff. well said. Qq.

[6293] you ... you] Qq. ye ... you Ff.

triumph,] triumph o'er me, Collier MS.

Roman] rogue Warburton.

[6294] I ... ha!] Prose first in Pope. Two lines, the first ending wit, in Q₁. Three, ending beare ... it ... ha, in Ff. Three, ending customer; ... wit, ... ha, in Q₂ Q₃.

[6295] I marry her!] I marry her? Qq. I marry. Ff.

what, a customer!] Omitted in Q₁.

I prithee] I prethee Qq. prythee F₁ F₂. prethee F₃. prithee F₄.

[6296] So, so, so, so:] So, so: F₃ F₄.

they] om. Q₁.

win] F₄. wins Q₁ Q₂. wines Q₃. winnes F₁ F₂ F₃.

[6297] Faith] Q₁. Why The rest.

that] om. Q₁.

shall] Qq F₃ F₄. om. F₁ F₂.

[6298] very] om. Hanmer.

[6299] Have ... me?] Erased in Collier MS.

Have] Ff. Ha Qq.

scored me? Well.] scoar'd me? Well. F₁ Q₂ Q₃. stor'd me well. Q₁. scoar'd me; Well. F₂ F₃ F₄. coxed me? Well. Jackson conj.

[6300] This ... promise.] Prose in Qq. Three lines, ending out: ... her ... promise, in Ff.

[6301] beckons] Qq F₃ F₄. becomes F₁. becons F₂.

[6302] the other] Ff. tother Qq.

[6303] the] Ff. this Qq.

[6304] and, by this hand, she falls me thus] Collier. by this hand she fals thus Q₁. and falls me thus Ff. fals me thus Q₂ Q₃.

[6305] neck—] Rowe. A full stop in Qq Ff.

[6306] gesture] iesture Q₁ F₁.

[6307] So ... ha!] Prose in Qq. Two lines in Ff.

[6308] lolls] iolls Q₂. jolls Q₃.

hales Q₁ Q₂. hals Q₃. shakes Ff.

[6309] Now ... to.] Prose in Ff. Two lines in Qq.

[6310] O] om. Qq.

not] Qq F₁. now F₂ F₃ F₄.

[6311] throw it] Ff. throw't Qq.

[6312] Before ... comes] Continued to Cassio in Q₂ Q₃.

[6313] Scene iv. Pope.

'Tis ... one.] Continued to 'Iago' in Q₁.

fitchew] ficho Q₁.

Enter Bianca.] As in Dyce. After line 141 in Qq. After line 142 in Ff.

[6314] handkerchief] handkercher Q₁.

[6315] the work] the whole worke Q₁.

[6316] not know] Qq. know not Ff.

[6317] your] Ff. the Qq.

[6318] [Casting it to him. Collier (Collier MS.)

[6319] How ... now!] One line in Qq. Two in Ff.

[6320] An] Qq. If Ff.

an] Qq. if Ff.

[6321] Faith] Q₁. The rest omit.

i' the] Qq. in the Ff.

street] Q₂ Q₃. streete Q₁. streets Ff.

[6322] Will ... there?] You sup there. Q₂ Q₃.

[6323] Faith] Q₁. Yes The rest.

[6324] to; say] F₂ F₃ F₄. to, say Q₁. too: say F₁. to say Q₂ Q₃.

[Exit Cassio.] Qq. Exit. Ff.

[6325] Scene v. Manent Othello and Jago. Pope.

[Advancing] Coming hastily from his Concealment. Capell. om. Qq Ff.

[6326] Iago] Iaga Q₂.

[6327] Iago. Yours ... Oth.] Omitted in Qq.

[6328] I would ... woman!] Prose in Qq. Two lines in Ff.

[6329] that.] Ff. that Q₂ Q₃. om. Q₁.

[6330] Ay,] I, Ff. And Qq.

[6331] stone] a stone Q₂ Q₃.

[6332] hath] Ff. has Qq.

[6333] but] not Q₂ Q₃.

[6334] and Qq F₁. a F₂ F₃ F₄.

[6335] invention:—] Dyce. invention!— Rowe. invention. Qq. invention? Ff.

[6336] O,] om. Qq.

[6337] O ... condition!] Prose in Qq. Two lines in Ff.

[6338] thousand thousand] Qq. thousand, a thousand Ff.

[6339] a condition] condition Pope.

[6340] Nay,] I Q₁.

Nay ... certain:] A separate line in Ff.

[6341] O Iago ... Iago!] the pitty. Q₁. oh the pitty. Q₂ Q₃.

[6342] are] Ff. be Qq.

[6343] touch] Ff. touches Qq.

[6344] night. I'll] night I'le Q₁. night Ile Q₂ Q₃.

[6345] beauty] her beauty F₃ F₄.

[6346] her in] here in Q₃.

[6347] even] Even in Pope, reading as verse.

[6348] Good, good:] In a separate line in Ff.

pleases: very] Ff. pleases, very Q₂ Q₃. pleases very Q₁.

[6349] And ... midnight.] Prose in Qq. Two lines in Ff.

[6350] Excellent ... same?] One line in Ff. Two in Qq.

[A trumpet within.] As in Dyce. A Trumpet. Qq, after midnight, line 205. Omitted in Ff.

[6351] Something ... him.] As in Qq. See note ([VIII]).

[6352] Venice, sure. 'Tis] Theobald. Venice sure, tis Q₁. Venice sure; tis Q₂. Venice sure 'tis Q₃.

[6353] Enter ...] As in Theobald. After line 205 in Qq Ff.

[6354] God save the] Q₁. Save you Qq F₁ F₂. Save you, F₃ F₄.

sir] om. Seymour conj., reading with Q₁.

[6355] senators] Qq. the senators Ff.

[Gives ... letter.] Rowe. om. Qq Ff.

[6356] pleasures] good pleasures Hanmer.

[Opens ...] opens, and peruses it Capell. om. Qq Ff.

[6357] I ... Cyprus.] Divided as in Ff Q₂ Q₃. One line in Q₁.

[6358] very] om. Capell.

[6359] you] you, sir Capell.

[6360] lord?] Ff. lord. Qq.

[6361] [Reads] Theobald. om. Qq Ff.

[6362] 'twixt my] betweene thy Q₁.

[6363] atone] attune Becket conj.

[6364] By my troth] Q₁. Trust me The rest.

I am] I'm Steevens (1793).

[6365] you mad.] you—glad. Anon. conj.

Why] Ff. How Qq.

Othello?] Qq Ff. Othello,— Dyce.

[6366] [Striking her.] Theobald. om. Qq Ff.

[6367] woman's] womens Qq.

[6368] [Going.] Rowe. om. Qq Ff.

[6369] an] Qq. om. Ff.

[6370] she's] she is Q₃.

[6371] tears.] tears? Warner conj.

[6372] home] here Q₁.

[6373] [He strikes her. Anon. MS. See note ([IV]).

[Exit Des.] Rowe. om. Qq Ff.

[6374] Goats and monkeys] As in Qq. A separate line in Ff.

[6375] Scene VII. Manent Lodovico and Jago. Pope.

[6376] This the nature] Pope. This the noble nature Qq. Is this the nature Ff.

[6377] Whom] Which Pope.

[6378] accident] accidents Jennens.

nor] or Hanmer.

chance] change Theobald.

[6379] graze] raze Theobald (Warburton).

[6380] light of] Qq F₁. of light F₂ F₃ F₄.

[6381] that] what Pope.

breathe] Q₁ F₃ F₄. breath The rest.

[6382] censure What] Jennens. censure, What Qq. censure. What Ff.

[6383] if what] if as Q₁.

[6384] Is it] It is Q₃.

[6385] this] Qq. his Ff.

[6386] him] om. Q₂ Q₃.

[6387] after] after him Q₂ Q₃.

[6388] I am sorry] I'm sorry Pope.

that I am] that I was Hanmer.

[6389] Scene ii.] Scene viii. Pope.

A room in the castle.] Malone. An Apartment in the Palace. Theobald.

[6390] You ... seen] As two lines, the first ending heard, S. Walker conj.

[6391] then?] Ff. then. Qq.

[6392] Yes,] Ff. Yes, and Qq.

she] Qq Ff. her Pope.

[6393] them] Ff. 'em Qq.

[6394] Nor] Never Q₃.

[6395] Never.] Never, my lord. Keightley, reading Nor ... lord as one line.

[6396] her gloves, her mask] Ff. her mask, her gloves Qq.

nothing?] Q₁ Ff. nothing Q₂. nothing, Q₃.

[6397] have] F₁ F₂. ha Qq. hath F₃ F₄.

[6398] heaven] heavens Q₁.

requite] Q₁ F₂ F₃ F₄. requit F₁. require Q₂ Q₃.

[6399] their wives] her sex Q₁.

[6400] [Exit ...] Exit Æmilia. Ff. Exit Emillia. Qq (after slander).

[6401] whore] one Hanmer.

[6402] closet] closet, Qq.

[6403] I have] Ff. I ha Qq. I've Pope.

Enter Desdemona with ...] Enter Desdemona and ... Qq Ff. Re-enter Emilia with Desdemona. Capell.

[6404] Scene ix. Pope.

Pray] Qq. Pray you Ff.

[6405] Let ... face.] Divided as in Capell. One line in Qq Ff.

[6406] [To Emilia] Hanmer.

[6407] nay] May F₁.

[Exit Emilia.] Omitted in Q₂ Q₃.

[6408] knees] Qq. knee Ff.

doth] Ff. does Qq.

[6409] But not the words] Qq. Omitted in Ff. But not your words Pope.

[6410] But ... thyself;] Two lines, the first ending lord; in Capell. Three, ending words ... true ... thyself; in Steevens (1793).

[6411] Come ... honest.] Arranged as in Qq. Prose in Ff. Three lines, ending one ... thee ... honest, in Rowe.

[6412] Lest] Q₂ Q₃. Least Q₁. least F₁. om. F₂ F₃ F₄ and Rowe.

[6413] seize] F₄. cease Qq. ceaze F₁ F₂. ceise F₃.

[6414] Heaven ... hell.] As in Qq Ff. Rowe divides the line at knows.

[6415] To ... false?] One line in Qq. Two in Ff.

[6416] O Desdemona] Qq. Ah Desdemon Ff. Ah, Desdemona Theobald.

[6417] heavy] heavenly Q₃.

[6418] motive] occasion Qq.

these] Ff. those Qq.

[6419] haply Qq. happely F₁ F₂ F₃. happily F₄.

[6420] you have] you've Pope.

[6421] lost ... lost] left ... left Q₁.

[6422] Why] Qq. om. Ff.

heaven] heavens Johnson. God Anon. conj.

[6423] they] Ff. he Qq. it Hanmer.

rain'd] ram'd Q₁.

[6424] kinds] Q₃. kindes Q₁ Q₂. kind Ff.

bare head] Qq F₄. bare-head F₁ F₂ F₃.

[6425] Given] Give Q₃.

utmost] Ff. om. Qq.

[6426] place] Ff. part Qq.

[6427] drop] prop Theobald conj. (withdrawn).

[6428] A ... at!] See note ([IX]).

[6429] fountain] foundation Q₃.

[6430] cistern] F₄. cesterne Qq F₁ F₂. cestern F₃.

toads] taodes Q₃.

[6431] Turn ... Des. I hope] Turn thee, complexion, there, Ay, there ... hell. Des. Patience ... cherubim—I hope Becket conj.

[6432] there] thence Warburton.

[6433] thou] Ff. thy Qq.

[6434] Ay, there,] Capell. Ay, there Theobald. I here Qq F₃ F₄. I heere F₁ F₂. There, there Hanmer. Ay, here, Johnson.

[6435] noble] om. F₂ F₃ F₄.

[6436] summer flies] sommer flyes F₁ F₂. sommer flies F₃. summer-flies F₄. summers flies Qq.

shambles] shamples Q₃.

[6437] That ... born!] Divided as in Capell. Four lines, ending blowing: ... faire?... thee, ... borne in Qq. Four, ending weed: ... sweete, ... thee, ... borne, in Ff.

[6438] thou] Ff. thou blacke Q₁. thou black Q₂ Q₃. thou bale Warburton. thou base Heath conj.

[6439] Who] Ff. why Qq.

and] Ff. Thou Qq.

[6440] aches] akes Qq F₁. askes F₂. asks F₃ F₄.

ne'er] ne're Qq. never Ff.

[6441] upon] on Q₁.

What] What, Q₁. What, what Theobald. What sin Keightley.

[6442] Committed ... committed!] Omitted in Q₁.

[6443] my] thy Grant White conj.

[6444] Did] Should Capell (corrected in Errata).

I but] but I F₃ F₄.

deeds] deed Jennens.

What] What, what Theobald. What sin Keightley.

[6445] hollow] hallow Q₁.

[6446] hear it] Steevens. hear't Qq Ff. hear of it Keightley.

What committed!] Committed? Hanmer, reading And ... strumpet! as one line. Committed! what, committed! Capell. Committed! what! Seymour conj. What sin committed! Keightley.

[6447] Imprudent strumpet!] As in Capell. At end of line 81 in Qq. Omitted in Ff.

[6448] other] hated Q₁.

[6449] forgive us] forgivenesse Q₁.

then] om. Q₁.

[6450] [Raising....] Edd. (Globe ed.) om. Qq Ff.

Scene x. Pope.

You, mistress,] Come you, mistress, Hanmer. You, mistress, there! Capell.

[6451] keep] Rowe. keepes Qq F₁ F₂. keeps F₃ F₄.

gate of] Ff. gates in Qq.

Re-enter....] As in Dyce. Enter Emillia. After line 87 in Q₁; after line 90 in Q₂ Q₃. Enter Æmilia. Ff (after line 91). After Othello in Pope.

You, you, ay, you!] I, you, you, you; Q₁.

[6452] have] Ff. ha Qq.

[6453] Good madam] Arranged as in Qq. In a separate line in Ff.

[6454] who?] whom? F₂ F₃ F₄. whom, Æmilia? Hanmer.

[6455] Why] om. Capell.

[6456] Des. Who ... lady.] Omitted in Q₁.

[6457] have] Ff. ha Qq.

[6458] answer] Q₁ Q₃. answere Q₂. answeres F₁ F₂. answers F₃ F₄.

[6459] Prithee,] Pray Pope.

[6460] my wedding] our wedding Q₁.

[6461] Here's] Here is Qq.

[6462] very meet] very well Q₁.

[6463] small'st] Ff Q₂ Q₃. smallest Q₁.

on] of Pope.

least misuse] greatest abuse Q₁. great'st abuse Steevens (1773). least misdeed Collier MS.

Re-enter....] Capell. Enter Iago and Emillia. Qq. Enter Iago, and Æmilia. Ff.

[6464] Scene xi. Pope.

What ... you?] One line in Pope. Two in Qq Ff.

[6465] young] Qq. yong F₁. your F₂ F₃ F₄.

[6466] have] Ff. ha Qq.

[6467] to] at Q₁.

What's] F₄. What is Qq F₁ F₂ F₃.

[6468] As] Qq. That Ff.

bear] beare Qq. beare it F₁ F₂. bear it F₃ F₄.

[6469] says] sayes Qq. said Ff.

[6470] laid] layed Q₁ Q₂. laied Q₃.

such] worse Capell conj.

[6471] I am sure] I'm sure Pope.

[6472] Hath] Ff. Has Qq.

[6473] and her friends] all her friends Q₁.

[6474] Beshrew ... him?] As in Ff. One line in Qq.

[6475] for't] Ff. for it Qq.

[6476] Have] Qq F₁. Has F₂ F₃ F₄.

I'll] I'le Q₁. Ile Q₂ Q₃. I will Ff.

[6477] there be] there are Q₂ Q₃.

[6478] A halter ... likelihood?] Three lines in Qq. Six in Ff.

[6479] most villanous] outragious Q₁.

[6480] heaven] Qq. heavens Ff

companions] companion Hanmer.

thou'ldst] shouldst Q₃.

[6481] rascals] rascalls F₁. rascall Qq F₂ F₃. rascal F₄.

[6482] door] dores Qq.

[6483] them] Ff. him Qq.

[6484] O good Iago] Qq. Alas Iago F₁ F₂. Alass, Iago F₃. Alas, Iago F₄.

[6485] for] om. Pope.

[6486] I know ... kneel:] One line in Ff. Two in Q₂ Q₃.

[Kneeling. Rowe.

[6487] Here ... make me.] Omitted in Q₁.

[6488] Either] Or Pope.

discourse of thought] discursive thought Jackson conj.

of thought] Ff. or thought Q₂ Q₃.

[6489] them in] Q₂ Q₃. them: or Ff. them on Rowe.

[6490] forswear me! Unkindness] for sware me unkindnesse Q₃.

[6491] cannot] can't Pope.

[6492] doth] Q₂ Q₃. do's Ff.

[6493] And ... you.] Qq. Omitted in Ff.

[6494] other,—] other— Pope. other. Qq Ff.

'Tis] Tis Qq. It is Ff.

warrant] Ff. warrant you Qq.

[Trumpets within.] Trumpets. Rowe. om Qq Ff.

[6495] summon] Ff. summon you Qq.

[6496] The ... meat] Knight. The messengers of Venice staies the meate F₁. The messenger of Venice staies the meate F₂ F₃ F₄ (stayes the meat F₃ F₄). And the great messengers of Venice stay Q₁. The meate, great messengers of Venice stay Q₂ Q₃.

[6497] well] will Q₃.

[Exeunt....] Ff. Exit women. Qq.

[6498] Scene xii. Pope.

[6499] I ... me.] One line in Qq. Two in Ff.

[6500] daffest] daff'st Collier. dofftst Qq. dafts F₁. dofts F₂ F₃ F₄. doffest Q (1695).

device] F₂ F₃ F₄. devise Qq F₁.

[6501] Every ... suffered.] Prose in Ff Q₂ Q₃. Six lines in Q₁.

[6502] me now,] me, thou Q₁.

[6503] than] then Qq F₁ F₂ F₃. thou F₄. that Warburton.

[6504] advantage of hope] hope of advantage Collier conj.

[6505] Faith] Q₁. Sir Q₂ Q₃. om. Ff.

for] Qq. and Ff. See note ([X]).

[6506] Prose in Ff. Two lines in Q₁. Three in Q₂ Q₃.

[6507] performances] Ff. performance Qq.

[6508] With ... truth.] Omitted in Q₁.

[6509] my] Ff. om. Qq.

[6510] to] Qq. om. Ff.

[6511] hath] Ff. has Qq.

them] Ff. em Qq.

[6512] expectations] Ff. expectation Qq.

comforts] comforst Q₃.

[6513] acquaintance] Ff Q₂. acquittance Q₁. acquintance Q₃.

[6514] very well] very good Q₁.

[6515] nor 'tis] it is Q₁.

[6516] by ... scurvy] Q₁. Nay I think it is scurvy Ff. I say t' is very scurvy Q₂ Q₃.

[6517] fopped] fopt Qq Ff. fob'd Rowe.

[6518] I tell you 'tis] Ff. I say it is Qq.

[6519] I will] Ff. I'le Q₁. Ile Q₂ Q₃.

[6520] now.] now? Anon. conj.

[6521] and said] and I have said Q₁.

[6522] intendment] Ff. entendment Qq.

[6523] instant] time Q₁.

build] I build Rowe.

[6524] exception] Ff. conception Qq.

but yet] but Rowe (ed. 2).

[6525] affair] affaires Q₁.

[6526] in thee] Ff. within thee Qq.

[6527] enjoy] Ff. enjoyest Qq.

[6528] what is it?] Ff. Omitted in Qq.

[6529] especial] a special Malone conj.

commission] command Q₁.

[6530] Sir ... brains.] Prose in Ff. Eleven irregular lines in Qq.

[6531] takes] Qq. taketh Ff.

[6532] wherein] whereof Capell conj.

[6533] of] Qq. om. Ff.

[6534] by making] making Capell conj.

uncapable] incapable Hanmer.

[6535] do?] Pope. doe. Q₁ F₁ Q₂ F₂. doe Q₃. do. F₃ F₄.

[6536] if] Ff. and if Qq.

a right] Ff. right Qq.

[6537] harlotry] harlot Q₁.

[6538] high] nigh Mason conj.

[6539] waste] F₃. wast The rest. waist Malone conj.

[6540] [Exeunt.] Ff Q₂ Q₃. Ex. Iag. and Rod. Q₁.

[6541] Scene iii.] Scene xiii. Pope.

Another room....] Malone. A Room.... Capell.

Enter....] Ff. Enter ... Desdemona, Lodovico,.... After about it, line 239 of previous scene, in Q₁. Enter ... Desdemona, Lodovico.... Q₂ Q₃.

[6542] I do beseech] 'Beseech Capell.

[6543] me] om. F₃ F₄.

'twill] it shall Qq.

[6544] Will ... Desdemona,—] As in Capell. One line in Qq Ff.

[6545] O,—] Capell. O Qq. Oh Ff.

Desdemona,—] Capell. Desdemona. Qq Ff.

[Stepping back. Capell.

[6546] lord?] Capell. lord. Qq. Ff. lord! Hanmer.

[6547] on the] on th' Ff. o' the Qq.

[6548] returned forthwith:] return'd forthwith: Ff. return'd, forthwith, Q₁. return'd, forthwith Q₂ Q₃.

[6549] dismiss] dispatch Qq.

look it] look't Ff.

[6550] [Exeunt....] Capell. Exeunt. Qq (after done, line 8). Exit Ff (after done, line 8). Ex. Lod. &c. Hanmer (after line 5).

[6551] He hath] Qq. And hath Ff.

[6552] bade] Q₂ Q₃. bad Q₁. bid Ff.

Dismiss] To dismiss Keightley.

[6553] I would] Q₁ F₂ F₃ F₄. I, would F₁. Would Q₂ Q₃.

[6554] checks] cheeks Jennens.

his frowns] and frownes Qq.

[6555] grace ... them.] a grace and favour. S. Walker conj.

in them] om. Ff.

[6556] laid] laied Q₁ Q₂.

those] these Q₁.

bade] Q₁. bad The rest.

[6557] one. Good faith,] one.—Good faith, Dyce. one good faith: Q₁. one, good father; Q₂ Q₃. one: good Father, Ff.

[6558] thee] om. F₁.

[6559] those] Qq. these Ff.

[6560] Barbara] Barbary Qq. Barbarie F₁.

[6561] and ... her:] and he, she lov'd, forsook her, And she prov'd mad Warburton.

[6562] mad] bad Capell (Theobald conj.) man Jackson conj. false Keightley.

[6563] had] has Q₁.

[6564] willow] willough F₁ F₂.

[6565] Will ... do] One line in Ff. Two in Q₂ Q₃.

[6566] I have ... next.] Omitted in Q₁.

[6567] I have] I've Pope.

to do] ado Pope.

[6568] But ... dispatch.] Prose in Q₂ Q₃.

[6569] But] Not Hanmer (Theobald conj.)

at one] on one Hanmer. o' one Capell.

[6570] Barbara] Brabarie F₁. Barbary Q₂ Q₃.

[6571] go] om. Capell.

[6572] He speaks] And he speaks Capell.

[6573] barefoot] barefooted Q₂ and Q (1695).

for] fore Q₃.

nether] neither Qq F₂.

[going on with her undressing. Capell.

[6574] Des. [Singing] Desdemona sings. Qq. Des. Ff.

sighing] Q₂. singing Ff. singhing Q₃. sining F₁ (Devonshire copy).

[6575] willow, willow, willow] Q₂ Q₃. willough, &c. F₁ F₂ F₃. willow, &c. F₄.

[6576] Her salt] The salt Capell.

and] Ff. which Qq.

[6577] See note ([XI]).

[6578] [giving her her Jewels. Capell.

[6579] Hark!] Hark! hark! Capell.

who is't that] Ff. who's that Qq.

[6580] It's] Ff (its F₂). It is Q₁. T'is Q₂ Q₃.

[6581] I ... men] Omitted in Q₁.

[6582] [Singing] om. Qq Ff.

false love] false Q₂ Q₃.

[6583] moe women] mo women F₁ Q₂ F₂ Q₃. no women F₃ F₄. more women Rowe.

couch] touch Upton conj.

moe men] mo men Ff Q₂ Q₃. more men Rowe.

[6584] So] Now Q₁.

[6585] Mine ... weeping?] As in Ff Q₂ Q₃. One line in Q₁.

[6586] Doth] Ff. does Q₁. Does Q₂ Q₃.

[6587] Des. I have ... question.] Omitted in Q₁.

[6588] kind] kindes Q₂ Q₃.

[6589] deed] thing Q₂ Q₃.

[6590] Nor ... dark.] Prose by Hanmer. Two lines, the first ending light, in Qq Ff.

[6591] Nor] No, nor Capell, reading as verse.

[6592] do 't as well i'] doe it as well in Q₁. as well doe it in Q₂ Q₃.

[6593] Wouldst] Would Q₁.

deed] thing Q₁.

[6594] The ... vice.] Divided as in Qq. The first line ends thing: in Ff. Prose in Hanmer. Dyce (ed. 2) prints it ... vice as a couplet.

[6595] world's ... it is] world is ... it is Qq. world is ... 'tis Steevens.

[6596] In troth] Good troth Q₁.

[6597] In troth] By my troth Q₁.

undo 't] unswear 't Hanmer.

[6598] done] done it Qq.

[6599] nor for measures] or for measures Qq.

petticoats] or petticotes Q₁.

[6600] nor caps] Q₁ Ff. or caps Q₂ Q₃.

petty] such Q₁.

the whole] Qq. all the whole Ff.

world,—] Capell. world? Q₁. world: The rest.

[6601] why,] vds pitty, Q₁.

[6602] for 't] Ff. for it Qq.

[6603] Beshrew ... world.] Divided as in Qq Ff. Prose in Jennens.

[6604] a wrong] wrong Q₂ Q₃.

[6605] But ... so.] Omitted in Q₁.

[6606] upon] on Rowe (ed. 2).

[6607] sport] sports Warburton.

[6608] them ... them] Ff. em ... em Q₂ Q₃.

[6609] The ills] The ill Q₃.

so] F₁ Q₂ Q₃. to. F₂ F₃ F₄.

[6610] Good ... send,] One line in Qq. Two in Ff.

heaven] God Q₁.

uses] usage Q₁.