[p. 258, l. 26] Enter Brag. Both 4to 1690 and 1724 have ‘Enter a Messenger’, and give l. 27 speech-prefix ‘Mes.’ Both, however, give the next speech he speaks (l. 33) to Brag and have later ‘Exit Brag.’
[p. 259, l. 5] Whimsey. Both 4to 1690 and 1724 here and elsewhere cut the name down to ‘Whim.’
[p. 259, l. 9] wish’d that the Plot. 4to 1690 ‘wish’d the Plot’.
[p. 261, l. 17] care. 1724 ‘ear’.
[p. 262, l. 25] Wellman’s Guards. 4to 1690 ‘Wellman, his Guards’. But Wellman has not left the stage. The comma printed by 1690 is probably a mistake and we should read ‘Wellman his Guards’.
[p. 263, l. 24] Exit. 4to 1690 gives no direction. 1724 has ‘Exeunt.’ But Timorous is left alone on the stage.
Act III: Scene i
[p. 264, l. 1] hollow. 4to 1690 ‘hallow’.
[p. 266, l. 15] That. Omitted in 4to 1690.
[p. 270, l. 8] Exeunt. 4to 1690 gives no stage direction here.