[1904] So Qtos. Dy.: qy. 'fellow?' H. followed by E., "It is no envious fellow, out of grudge."
[1905] So Qtos. = 'why.' H. and E. read 'whe'er,' unnecessarily.
[1906] a deer lean and out of season. Dyce.
[1907] It has not seemed necessary to indicate that ll. 64, 65, 66-68, etc., constitute verses; so in nearly every scene.
[1908] Q 2, oyure.
[1909] See note on F. B., i. 142.
[1910] Q 1, wandring.
[1911] So Dy. and other eds. Qtos., 'thy.'
[1912] E includes with preceding scene.
[1913] Dy., ''Tis.'