The Works of William Shakespeare [Cambridge Edition] [Vol. 3 of 9]

by William Shakespeare

[145, 157] [Capilet] Ff. Capulet Rowe.

[146] [fair] faire F1. feare F2. fear F3 F4.

[and toll] a toule Becket conj.

[146, 147] [toll for this:] I'll] toule for this. Ile F1. toule him for this. Ile F2 F3 F4. toll for him. For this, I'll Theobald, toll him: for this, I'll Steevens. toll: for this, I'll Collier (Mason conj.). towl him: for this, I'll Grant White.

[147] [this ... him] him ... this Anon, conj.

[150] [Exeunt some Attendants.] Capell. Exeunt Gentleman and some Attendants. Malone.

[151] [afeard] afraid Rowe.

[152] [Re-enter B., guarded.] Capell. Enter Bertram. Ff (after line 150).

[153] [sir, sith wives are monsters]

Dyce. sir, sir, wives are monsters F1. sir, wives are such monsters F2. sir, wives are so monstrous F3 F4. sir, since wives are monsters Steevens (Tyrwhitt conj.). sir, sin wives are monsters Becket conj. sir, for wives are monsters Collier (Egerton MS.).