nor] and Pope.
[690] Now ... again] See note ([XXXII]).
[691] Nought] F1 F3 F4. Naught F1.
NOTES.
[Note I.]
Dramatis Personæ. In our enumeration of the Dramatis Personæ we have given no further description of each than might be derived from the Play itself.
In the stage directions of the Folios Queen Elinor is variously indicated as Elinor, Eli., Ele., Elen., Elea., Queen, Qu., Old Qu., and Qu. Mo.; Philip Faulconbridge as Philip or Phil. to I. 1. 132, afterwards Bast, except in III. 1. 133, 135, where he is called Phil.; King Philip is termed King or Kin., and, in the scenes where King John is also present, France or Fra.; King John is designated as K. John, John, and once, III. 1. 324, Eng.; Lewis is called in the 'entrances' Daulphin or Dolphin, and in the dialogue Lewis, Dol., or Dolph. As we do not conceive our rule of modernizing the spelling to apply to proper names we have not substituted Falconbridge for Faulconbridge, the consistent spelling of the Folio. In the old play it is spelt as consistently Fauconbridge.