The Works of William Shakespeare [Cambridge Edition] [Vol. 4 of 9]

by William Shakespeare

[1169] [Exit ...] Capell.

[1170] go] om. Ff Q₅. go and Pope. Seymour would continue this line to if I.

[1171] or which way] om. Pope. See note ([XVII]).

[1172] Thus thrust disorderly] Steevens. Thus disorderly thrust Qq Ff. Disorderly thus thrust Pope. Thus most disorderly thrust Capell.

[1173] Both are] They are both Pope.

are my kinsmen] my kinsmen are Seymour conj.

[1174] The one] Tone Q₁ Q₂. T'one Q₃ Q₄. Th'one Ff Q₅.

is] om. Pope.

[1175] the other] Q₅. tother Q₁ Q₂. t'other Q₃ Q₄. Th'other Ff Q₅.

[1176] Is my kinsman] My kinsman is, one Pope. He is my kinsman Capell. My kinsman is, too Seymour conj. Is my near kinsman Collier MS.