The Scornful Lady

by Francis Beaumont; John Fletcher

p. 232, l. 1. A] a Userer. l. 4. A] Savill make the boate stay. B prints 'Savil. Make the boat stay,' as if the rest of the speech were spoken by Savil. C—G for 'Savil' print 'Yo. Lo.,' thus giving the words to Young Loveless. l. 9. E and G] at home marry. l. 10. A—E and G] your countrey. F] your own country. A and B] then to travell for diseases, and returne following the Court in a nightcap, and die without issue. l. 15. Here and throughout the scene for 'Younglove' D—G] Abigall. l. 16. A—C] Mistres. D] Mistrisse. E—G] Mistris. l. 22. A and B] for me. l. 33. E—G omit] Exit.

p. 233, l. 2. G] acted Loves. l. 3. A, B and E—G] murtherers. l. 6. A and B] that shall be. l. 12. A—G] woman. l. 25. A—G omit] and. l. 31. F] out there. l. 35. D—G for Younglove] Abigall.

p. 234, l. 5. F] time of place. l. 16. E—G omit] Yes. l. 19. E—G] that can. l. 27. F] deadfull. l. 37. G] and put. l. 39. A and B] with you for laughter.

p. 235, l. 10. A and B] and so you satisfied. l. 17. B] doeth. l. 28. A] Hipochrists. E and F] Hipocrasse. G] Hippocrass. l. 34. A and B] his yeere. l. 31. G] said she.

p. 236, l. 9. B] doeth. D and E] with you. l. 17. G omits one] that. l. 19. G] I'le live.

p. 237, l. 1. A and B] with three guards. l. 4. D] wesse. E—G] wisse. l. 10. D—G] Abigall. l. 14. E—G] happily. l. 21. A—E] may call. l. 25. A—G] as on others. A—G omit] that. l. 27. A—G] A my credit. l. 30. A and B] beginnings. l. 31. G] maid. l. 32. E and G] bed. l. 33. D—G] doe you not. l. 35. D—G] Abigall.

p. 238, l. 2. A and B] rid hard. l. 25. A] other woemen the housholds of. B—G] of the households. G] of as good. l. 28. F and G] tho not so coy. D—G] Abigall. l. 36. A—G] God.

p. 239, l. 7. G] Call'd. l. 17. A] your names. l. 32. A] the weomen. l. 33. A and B] an needlesse. E—G omit] a. F] her comes. G and sometimes F] here comes.

p. 240, l. 4. E—G omit] of. F and G] I do inculcate Divine Homilies. l. 13. G] man neglect. l. 16. A and B] I pray ye. A—G] and whilst. l. 19. B] your Lay. l. 20. C—F] ingenuous. l. 23. A] I shall beate. l. 25. A—E] forget one, who. F and G] forget then who. l. 34. A and B] how Hoppes goe.

p. 241, l. 6. A—G] to keep. l. 14. F and G] like a Gentlemen. l. 15. F omits] me. l. 23. D—G] Yet, that. l. 25. A—E omit] of. F and G] Ile here no more, this is. l. 30. A—E and G] comes. l. 39. A] Gent.