[365] Lou’d me well. ed. 1575.
[366] My brother feared I should haue his right. ib.
[367] I me bore. ib.
[368] I for because I might obtaine the crowne. ib.
[369] Fauoure. ib.
[370] Our. ib.
[371] And I could not from mine. ib.
[372] An additional stanza occurs here in the first edition.
See here, th’ occasion of my haplesse happe,
See here his chaunce that might haue liu’de ful wel: