Since thy revengefull spirit hath rejected
The charitie it commands, and the remission
To serve and worship the blind rage of bloud.
[163] kneeling. A, sitting.
[173] No place . . . compriseth. After this line A inserts:—
My soule more scruple breeds than my bloud sinne,
Vertue imposeth more than any stepdame.
[186-187] Come . . . plaints. A omits.
[192] [are]. Added by Dilke; Qq omit.
[196] enterd. A; B, enterr'd.
[201] a. A omits.