The printer evidently omitted weeks.
"And so obsequious will thy father be
Men, for the loss of thee."
For 'Men,' which makes no sense, I read Son; Rowe has Lad, Collier Man, Dyce E'en. It is possible also that a prep., as 'fore or to, may have been effaced before 'Men.'
Act III.
Sc. 1.
"Let me embrace the sour adversaries."
I read, with Pope, adversities.