The Works of William Shakespeare [Cambridge Edition] [Vol. 2 of 9]

by William Shakespeare

[ 25]: one] an Reed (1803).

[ 31]: deep-contemplative] Reed.

[ 34]–36: A worthy...O worthy] O worthy...A worthy Anon. conj.

[ 53]: He that] He whom Pope.

[ 54], 55: Doth very foolishly,...Not to seem] Doth, very foolishly...Seem Whiter conj.

[ 55]: Not to seem senseless] Theobald (Warburton). Sceme senselesse Ff. But to seem senseless Collier (Collier MS.). Seem else than senseless or Seem less than senseless Anon. conj.

[ 56]: wise man’s] Wise-man’s F₁ F₂ F₃. wise-man’s F₄.

[ 64]: sin] fin F₁.

[ 66]: sting] sty Johnson conj.

[ 73]: weary very means] F₃ F₄. (meanes F₃). wearie verie meanes F₁ F₂. very very means Pope. weary venom means Jackson conj. very wearing means Collier conj. very means of wear Collier MS. wearer’s very means Singer. weary-very means or very-weary means Staunton conj. tributary streams Lloyd conj.