The Works of William Shakespeare [Cambridge Edition] [Vol. 5 of 9] - William Shakespeare

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LINENOTES to II KING HENRY VI.
[baa001] London.] Capell. ¶ The Palace.] Scene, the Palace. Theobald.
[baa002] for] F₁ F₂. from F₃ F₄.
[baa007] Calaber, Bretagne and] Bretagne Hanmer. ¶ and] F₁. om. F₂ F₃ F₄.
[baa013] hands] F₁. hand F₂ F₃ F₄.
[baa019] lends] lend’st Rowe (ed. 2).
[baa028] alder-liefest] Alder liefest (in italics) Ff. aller-liefest Malone conj.
[baa034] Makes] F₁ F₂. Make F₃ F₄. ¶ wondering fall to weeping] Wondring, fall to Weeping F₁ F₂. wondring, fall to weeping F₃ F₄.
[baa037] All [kneeling]. All kneel. Ff.
[baa047] thirtieth] thirteenth Rowe.
[baa048] duchy......county of Maine] dutchies of Anjou and Maine Capell, from (Qq).
[baa049] father—] Malone. father. Ff. fa. (Q₁ Q₂). fa— (Q₃) Capell. ¶ [Lets...fall] Duke Humphrey lets it fall (Qq). om. Ff.
[baa051] at] to F₄.
[baa054] [Reads] om. Ff. [taking the paper from Glo. and reading. Capell. ¶ It is...them,] Omitted by Pope.
[baa055] duchies] Dutchesse F₁ F₂ F₃. Dutchess F₄.
[baa057] any] om. Malone.
[baa058] kneel] kneel you Pope. kneel thee Collier MS.
[baa060] gird] girt (Qq) Ff.
[baa062] I’ the] I’ th F₁ F₂ F₃. I’ th’ F₄. In the (Qq) Capell. See note (I).
[baa064] Somerset] F₁. and Somerset F₂ F₃ F₄.
[baa066] all for] for all (Q₃) and Warburton.
[baa069] [Exeunt...] F₂ F₃ F₄. Exit.... F₁. Manet the rest. F₁. Manent the rest. F₂ F₃ F₄.
[baa070] SCENE II. Pope.
[baa083] Beaufort] Beauford Ff. Bedford Rowe.
[baa088], baa089: And had...Crowned] Grant White. And hath...Crowned F₁ F₂ F₃. And hath...Crown’d F₄. And was...Crowned Rowe. Or hath......Been crown’d Capell. And hath...Been crown’d Malone.
[baa100] peroration] preroration F₁.
[baa104] roast] Pope. rost Ff. roost Grant White.
[baa105] duchy] dutchies Capell.
[baa116] wounds] swords Collier conj., from (Qq).
[baa118] Mort Dieu!] om. Pope.
[baa119], baa120: For...isle!] Put in the margin by Pope.
[baa130] starved] sterv’d F₁ F₂. starv’d F₃ F₄.
[baa149] west] east Warburton.
[baa163] all together] Rowe. altogether Ff.
[baa164] hoise] hoyse Ff. heave (Qq). hoist Theobald.
[baa173] Or thou or I, Somerset,] Or Somerset or I Pope. Thou, or I, Somerset, Capell. ¶ protector] F₂ F₃ F₄. protectors F₁.
[baa174] [Exeunt...] Exit... Ff.
[baa175] went] goes Capell. ¶ follows him] follows after Anon. conj., from (Qq).
[baa187] Hath] Have Rove.
[baa189] brother] cousin Anon, conj., from (Qq).
[baa199] tend the] tend to Capell. ’tend the Steevens conj.
[baa201] And] The good and Seymour conj.
[baa202] [Aside] Theobald. ¶ And so...cause.] As two lines in Ff.
[baa203] Then...main.] As two lines, the first ending away, in Ff. ¶ make haste] om. Seymour conj. ¶ away] om. Pope.
[baa204] Unto...lost] As two lines, the first ending maine?, in Ff.] ¶ baa204–baa208: Unto...slain] Put in the margin by Pope.
[baa205] Warwick did] did Warwick Collier MS.
[baa208] [Exeunt W. and S.] Exit W. and S. Manet Yorke. Ff.
[baa209] SCENE III. Pope.
[baa216] thine] mine Grant White.
[baa217] pennyworths] penn’orths Pope. penn’worth Capell. pennyworth Steevens.
[baa221] hapless] helpless Collier MS.
[baa224] starve] F₃ F₄. sterve F₁ F₂. ¶ dare] dares Theobald.
[baa233] England’s soil] England Anon. conj., from (Qq).
[baa242] humours fits] (Qq) Ff. humour fits Rowe. humours fit Malone.
[baa246] surfeiting in] surfeit in the Hanmer.
[baa247] After this Capell conjectures that a line is lost.
[baa251] in] in in F₁.
[bab001] SCENE II.] Capell. SCENE IV. Pope om. Ff. ¶ The...house.] Theobald.
[bab002] at] with Pope.
[bab022] dream...doth] Capell. dreames...doth Ff. dreams...do Rowe.
[bab025] office-badge] office’ badge S. Walker conj.
[bab031] my] the F₃ F₄.
[bab038] are] (Qq) Hanmer. wer F₁ F₂. were F₃ F₄.
[bab039] Where] There Staunton conj. ¶ dame] om. F₄.
[bab042] ill-nurtured] ill-nurtur’d F₃. ill-nurter’d F₁ F₂. ill-natur’d F₄.
[bab057] Saint] S. F₁ F₂ F₃. St. F₄.
[bab058] Where as] F₁ F₂. Whereas F₃ F₄.
[bab059] thou] thou too Hanmer.
[bab060] [Exeunt...] Capell. Ex. Hum. F₁ (after line 59). Ex. Hu. F₂ F₃ F₄ (after line 59).
[bab068] there? Sir John!] Hanmer. there? Sir John; Ff.
[bab069] thee] thou Seymour conj.
[bab071] What...majesty!] My majesty! why, man, Capell, from (Qq).
[bab075] Jourdain] Capell (and passim). Jordane F₁ F₂. Jordan F₃ F₄.
[bab089] words but] words, but Rowe.
[bab097] Dame Eleanor’s aspiring] F₁ F₂. Dame Elianor’s F₃ F₄. Eleanor’s aspiring Pope.
[bab101] Suffolk] F₃. Suffolke F₁ F₂. Suffolk’s F₄.
[bab105] wreck] Hanmer. wracke F₁ F₂. wrack F₃ F₄.
[bac001] SCENE III.] Capell. SCENE V. Pope. SCENE VII. Johnson (a misprint). ¶ The Palace.] Hanmer. An apartment in the palace. Theobald. ¶...Peter...] Theobald. om. Ff.
[bac003] in the quill] in quill Hanmer. in quiet Jackson conj. in the coil Singer conj. in sequel Collier (Collier MS.). in the quile Jervis conj. in the pend Bullock conj.
[bac006] Peter.] F₁ F₂. 1 Peter. F₃. 1 Pet. F₄.
[bac013] [Reading] Rowe (ed. 2). om. Ff. ¶ To] For Capell.
[bac016] an’t] Hanmer. and’t Ff.
[bac020] [Reads] Rowe. om. Ff.
[bac021] Melford] Long Melford Theobald, from (Qq).
[bac025] Peter] F₁. Pet. F₂ F₃ F₄. 3 Pet. Rowe. Suff. [reads]. Theobald. ¶ [giving his petition] Capell. om. Ff.
[bac028] What say’st thou? did] What did Pope. What! did Theobald.
[bac030] master] Warburton. Mistresse F₁ F₂ F₃. mistress F₄.
[bac032] [Enter Servant.] Ff. om. Pope. Enter Servants. Capell.
[bac034] [Exit...] Exit. Ff. Exit Peter, guarded. Theobald.
[bac037] [Tears the supplications.] Rowe. Teare the supplication. Ff.
[bac039] All.] 1 P. Capell. ¶ [Exeunt.] Exit. Ff.
[bac041] fashion in] Rowe (ed. 2). fashions in F₁ F₂ F₃. fashion of F₄.
[bac049] a tilt] F₃ F₄. a-tilt F₁ F₂.
[bac058] images] image S. Walker conj.
[bac059] of the cardinals] of cardinals Reed (1803). now of cardinals Seymour conj.
[bac063] cause] the cause Rowe.
[bac066] haughty] haughtie F₁. haught F₂ F₃ F₄. proud Pope.
[bac075] through] though F₂.
[bac079] our] her Reed (1803).
[bac088] the lays] their lays Rowe.
[bac092] not] nor F₂.
[bac097] we’ll...last] we will weed all the realm Collier MS.
[bac098] helm] helme. Exit. Ff. realm Theobald. ¶ Sound a Sennet.] F₁. om. F₂ F₃ F₄. ¶ Duke Humphrey of Gloucester,] Duke Humfrey, Ff. ¶ Cardinal Beaufort] Cardinall. Ff. ¶ Somerset] Hanmer. om. Ff. ¶ the Duchess of Gloucester.] the Duchesse. Ff.
[bac099] SCENE VI. Pope.
[bac102] denay’d] F₁ F₂ F₃. deny’d F₄.
[bac108] The] A Collier MS.
[bac115] women’s] womens F₁ F₂ F₃. womans F₄. ¶ his] this F₄.
[bac122] wreck] Hanmer. wrack Ff.
[bac129] treasury] treasurie F₁. treasure F₂ F₃ F₄.
[bac135] [Exit Gloucester]. Exit Humfrey. Ff. ¶ The Queen...] Johnson. om. Ff.
[bac140] I’ld] I’d Pope, from (Qq). I could Ff.
[bac144] wear] weare F₁. weares F₂. wears F₃ F₄. ¶ master] masters Halliwell conj.
[bac146] I will] I’ll Pope.
[bac148] fume] fury Grant White (Dyce and S. Walker conj.). ¶ needs] F₁. can neede F₂. can need F₃ F₄. now needs Keightley conj.
[bac149] far] F₃ F₄. farre F₁ F₂. fast Pope. ¶ Re-enter G.] Enter Humfrey. Ff.
[bac150] SCENE VII. Pope.
[bac155] so deal] deal so Rowe.
[bac166] here] there Collier (Collier MS. and Long MS.).
[bac174] Enter...] Theobald. Enter Armorer and his Man. Ff. Enter Horner the Armour and his Man Peter. Rowe.
[bac185] An’t] Rowe (ed. 2). And’t Ff.
[bac202] This...judge] This do, my lord, if I may be the judge Capell. ¶ my lord] my gracious lord Collier (Collier MS.).
[bac208] See note (II).
[bac212] spite of man] sight of my master Capell. ¶ man] F₁. my man F₂ F₃. my master F₄. this man Collier MS. a man Steevens.
[bac216]–bac218: Away...away.] As in Ff. As three lines in Capell, ending day...month...away.
[bad001] SCENE IV.] Capell. SCENE VIII. Pope. ¶ Gloucester’s garden.] Capell. The Witch’s cave. Theobald. A room prepared for the pretended inchantments. Hanmer. See note (III). ¶ Enter...] Enter Mother Jordan, Hume, Southwell, and Bullingbrook. Rowe. Enter the Witch, the two Priests, and Bullingbrooke. Ff.
[bad005] you] om. Pope.
[bad010] you] om. Rowe.
[bad011] Enter...] Enter Duchess above; and presently Hume. Dyce. Enter Elianor aloft. Ff.
[bad012] all] to all F₄. ¶ To] Come, to Capell.
[bad015] silent] silence Collier (Collier MS.), from (Qq).
[bad018] up] ope Collier MS.
[bad021]...they do...]...doe... Ff.
[bad022] Adsum] Ad sum F₁.
[bad023]–bad026: Asmath...hence] Arranged as by Capell; as four lines in Ff, ending God...at...speake...hence. ¶ Asmath] Asmuth Pope.
[bad025] answer...ask] F₁. answer that I aske F₂ F₃ F₄. tell what I ask Pope, ending the lines name...ask...hence.
[bad027] Ask...done!] As one line in F₄; as prose in F₁ F₂ F₃. ¶ wilt. That......done!] Rowe. wilt; that...done. Ff.
[bad028] ‘First......become?’] Rowe; as prose in Ff. ¶ of him become] become of him Capell. ¶ [Reading...] Capell.
[bad030] As the Spirit...] Capell. As the spirit speaks, they write the answer. Rowe. om. Ff.
[bad031] What fates await] Ff. Tell me what fates await Pope. What fate awaits Capell.
[bad035] be] om. F₂. ¶ bad035, bad067: upon the sandy plains] upon sandy plains Rowe (ed. 1). on the sandy plains Pope. on the plains Hanmer. on sand Capell.
[bad036], 68: castles mounted stand] a castle mounted stands Hanmer.
[bad039] False] Foul Collier MS. ¶ Exit Spirit.] Ff. Spirit descends. Rowe.
[bad042] commonweal] realm Pope.
[bad043] deeply] deep Rowe.
[bad047] threatest Where’s] F₁ F₂. threaten’st where’s F₃ F₄. threat’st where is Pope.
[bad048] [Showing her the Papers. Capell.
[bad050] asunder] apart Pope.
[bad051] Exeunt...] Dyce. Exit Duchess from above. Malone. Exeunt some to the Dut. Capell. om. Ff.
[bad052] all forthcoming] forth-coming all Rowe. are all forth-coming Collier MS.
[bad053] All, away!] Knight. All away. Ff. Away. Rowe. om. Pope. All.—Away! Malone. ¶ Exeunt...] Rowe. Exit. Ff.
[bad054]–bad071: Lord...understood.] Put in the margin by Pope, following (Qq).
[bad055] chosen] chose Pope.
[bad061] te, Æacida,] Warburton. te Æacida Theobald. Æacida F₁ F₂. Æacide F₃ F₄. te Æacidem Rowe.
[bad065] betide] befal Capell.
[bad069] Come, come] Come, come away Capell, reading lines 69–71 as two lines of verse, the first ending oracles. ¶ Come,...lords;] Transfer to end line 71. Anon. conj.
[bad070] hardly] hardily Theobald.
[bad074] Thither...them] As in Pope; as two lines in Ff. ¶ go] Rowe. goes Ff. ¶ them] ’em S. Walker conj.
[bad078] At...lord.] My lord, at your good pleasure. Hanmer. ¶ ho!] om. Hanmer.
[bba001] ACT II. SCENE I.] Pope. om. Ff. ¶ Saint Alban’s] Pope. ¶ Gloucester,] Protector, Ff.
[bba009] an it] Pope. and it Ff.
[bba015] he would] Ff (reading as prose). he’d Pope.
[bba020] Beat] Bent Pope.
[bba023] What...peremptory] As one line in Pope. As two lines in Ff, the first ending cardinal. As prose in Theobald. ¶ peremptory] so peremptory Rowe.
[bba024] Tantæne...iræ?] Omitted by Pope. ¶ 24, 25: Tantæne...malice] As in Theobald: the first line ends...hot? in Ff.
[bba025], bba026: Churchmen......do it?] A churchman, and so hot? good uncle, hide Such malice with such holiness. Can you do it? Becket conj.
[bba026] With...it?] Omitted by Pope. With such holiness can you not do it? Warburton conj. A churchman, with such holiness can you do it? Johnson conj. What? with...can you not do it? Heath conj. With such holiness, Can you not do it? Capell, ending the lines hot?...holiness...it? And with such holiness you well can do it. Collier, ed. 2 (Collier MS.). With such holiness can you do it. Collier (ed. 1). With such holiness you can do it. Singer conj. With...can you dote? Staunton, Malone conj. from (Q₂).
[bba029] you] yourself Pope.
[bba030] An’t] Ff. ¶ lord-protectorship] Capell. Lord Protectorship F₄. Lords Protectorship F₁ F₂ F₃.
[bba033], 34: good queen......peers] Arranged as in Ff; as one line by Malone.
[bba034] furious] F₁. too-too furious F₂. too-too-furious F₃ F₄.
[bba038]–bba053: The ‘Asides’ first indicated by Rowe.
[bba040] the] that Rowe.
[bba042], 43: Ay...grove] Arranged as by Theobald; as three lines in Ff, ending peepe...evening...grove. ¶ bba042: an if] Capell. And if Ff.
[bba046] We had had] We’d had had Steevens (1778). We’d have had Mason conj. ¶ Come...sword] As one line in Ff.
[bba047]–bba049: True...you] Given to ‘Glost.’ in Ff; corrected by Theobald.
[bba048] ye] you Theobald. ¶ advised] avis’d Capell. ¶ of] om. Pope.
[bba051] Now...this] One line in Pope; two lines, the first ending priest, in Ff.
[bba053] Medice, teipsum—] Edd. Medice teipsum, Ff. Medice cura teipsum. Rowe. Omitted by Pope.] ¶ bba053, bba054: Medice...yourself] As prose in Ff.
[bba055] The...lords] As two lines in Ff. ¶ Enter...] Enter one of the Town, crying out a miracle! Capell. Enter one crying a Miracle. Ff.
[bba059] SCENE II. Pope.
[bba061], bba063: Towns.] One. Ff.
[bba062] him] om. Seymour conj.
[bba067] Enter...] Rowe. Enter the Maior of Saint Albones, and his Brethren, bearing the man betweene two in a Chayre. Ff.
[bba068] comes] Ff. come Rowe. are Capell.
[bba069] To present...man] Before your highness to present the man Pope. Come to present...man Capell.
[bba071] Although] Though Pope. ¶ his sight] sight Lloyd conj.
[bba077], bba080, bba083: an’t] Hanmer. and’t Ff.
[bba081] Hadst...told] One line in Capell; as prose in Ff.
[bba083] Berwick] Rowe. Barwick] F₁ F₃ F₄. Barwicke F₂.
[bba084] Poor...thee] As two lines in Ff. See note (IV).
[bba085] nor] or F₃.
[bba091] Simpcox] Pope, ed. 2 (Theobald). Symon F₁ F₂. Simon F₃ F₄. Saunder Capell.
[bba092] help] heal S. Walker conj.
[bba093] time] a time F₃ F₄.
[bba096] off of] F₁ F₂. off F₃ F₄.
[bba099] that in all] that in Rowe (ed. 1). once in all Pope.
[bba102] master] Sir Pope.
[bba105] Let me] Let’s Pope.
[bba107] master] om. Hanmer.
[bba108] Alban] F₃ F₄. Albon F₂. Albones F₁.
[bba114] did he] he did F₃ F₄.
[bba124] an if] Pope. and if Ff.
[bba125]–bba132: Then...again] As prose in (Qq) and Knight (Boswell conj.). See note (V). ¶ bba125: Then] om. Pope.
[bba127] all] om. Steevens. ¶ name] know F₄.
[bba129] it is] ’s Steevens.
[bba130] and] om. Hanmer.
[bba131] his] (Qq) Capell. it, Ff. that Rowe.
[bba132] again] om. Pope.
[bba136] my lord, if it] my good lord, if’t Capell.
[bba138] Exit...] Capell. Exit a Messenger. Theobald. Exit. Ff.
[bba139] Now] New F₂. ¶ by and by] om. Pope.
[bba150] bearest] Ff. bear’st Pope.
[bba152] this] his Anon. conj.
[bba153] Alas] Alas, alas Keightley conj.
[bba154], bba155: As prose in Pope; two lines, the first ending towne, in Ff.
[bba155] come...from whence] do come...whence Capell. ¶ Exeunt......] Capell. Exit Beadle with the Woman. Theobald. Exit Beadle. Rowe. Exit. Ff.
[bba156] has] hath Hanmer.
[bba159] You...fly] You, in a day, my lord, made whole towns fly Capell.
[bba160] SCENE III. Pope.
[bba173]–bba176: [Aside...] Rowe.
[bba179] vanquish’d] languish’d S. Walker conj.
[bba182] thereby] om. Pope.
[bba186] commonweal] commonwealth Rowe (ed. 1).
[bba199], bba200: scales...stands...prevails.] scale...stand...prevail! Johnson conj.
[bba200] Flourish.] F₁. om. F₂ F₃ F₄. ¶ SCENE II.] Capell. SCENE IV. Pope. om. Ff. ¶ London...garden.] Capell. The Duke of York’s Palace. Pope.
[bbb006] at full] thus at full Pope. at the full Capell.
[bbb007] and if] an if S. Walker conj.
[bbb015] Edmund] Edmond F₁. Edward F₂ F₃ F₄.
[bbb016] was Thomas of] F₁ F₂. Thomas of F₃ F₄. Thomas Rowe (ed. 2). was Thomas Pope.
[bbb020] as] F₁. om. F₂ F₃ F₄.
[bbb026] all you] you both (Qq) Capell.
[bbb027] Richard......traitorously] F₁. King Richard...traiterously F₂ F₃ F₄. King Richard trait’rously was murther’d Pope.
[bbb028] told the truth] told the very truth Hanmer. surely told the truth Capell. told the truth in this Keightley conj.
[bbb034], bbb035: As in Pope; as three lines in Ff.
[bbb035] Philippe] Hanmer. Phillip F₁. Philip F₂ F₃ F₄.
[bbb043]–bbb050: His eldest...Clarence] See note (VI).
[bbb051] elder] eldest F₄.
[bbb053] proceeding is] F₂ F₃ F₄. proceedings is F₁. proceedings are Malone.
[bbb055] York claims] York here claims Pope. but York claims Capell.
[bbb056] fails, his] fail, he F₄. fail, his Rowe (ed. 2).
[bbb057] flourishes] flourisheth F₄.
[bbb064], bbb065: As in Pope. As three lines, ending lords:...crown’d...stayn’d, in Ff.
[bbb077] My lord,...full] As prose in Ff. My Lord, here...full. Rowe (reading as prose). My lord, here break we off; we know your mind. Pope. My lord, break off; we know your mind at full. Capell.
[bbc001] SCENE III.] Capell. SCENE V. Pope. ¶ A hall...] Capell. A house near Smithfield. Theobald. A room of State. Hanmer. ¶ Enter...] Substantially as Theobald and Capell. Sound Trumpets. Enter the King and State, with Guard, to banish the Duchesse. Ff. ¶ bbc001: Gloucester’s wife:] As a separate line in Ff.
[bbc003] sins] Theobald. sinne F₁ F₂. sin F₃ F₄. ¶ bbc003, bbc004: sins...are] sin...is Collier MS.
[bbc014] banishment] exile Pope. ¶ welcome were] welcomer Anon. conj.
[bbc016] the law] law Pope. ¶ Exeunt...guarded.] Theobald. om. Ff.
[bbc020] I beseech] ’Beseech Hanmer.
[bbc021] ease] F₁ F₄. cease F₂ F₃.
[bbc022]–bbc025: As in Pope. As five lines, ending Gloster,...Staffe,...be,...guide,...feete:, in Ff.
[bbc029] be to be...child] be protected like a child by peers Collier (Collier MS.).
[bbc030] God......England’s realm.] Omitted by Capell. ¶ England’s realm] England Anon. conj. ¶ realm] Realme: F₁ F₂. Realm: F₃ F₄. helm. Steevens (Johnson conj.). helm!—Dyce and Staunton.
[bbc031] the] to th’ Hanmer. ¶ his realm] his helm Keightley conj.
[bbc032] staff:] staff; To think I fain would keep it makes me laugh. Collier (Collier MS.).
[bbc035] willingly] willing Pope.
[bbc042], bbc043: off. This...raught,] F₁. off This...raught, F₂. off, This...raught, F₃ F₄. off, This...raught:— Capell. off, This...wrench’d:— Capell conj.
[bbc044] it best] F₁ F₂. best it F₃ F₄.
[bbc046] her] your Jackson conj. ¶ youngest] F₁ F₂. younger F₃ F₄. strongest Singer (Anon. conj. MS.). ¶ proudest Collier (Collier MS.). haughtiest Staunton conj. longest Anon. conj.
[bbc050] the lists] lists Collier MS.
[bbc054] O’] Capell. A Ff. A’ Theobald.
[bbc055] defend] guard Pope.
[bbc058] this] the Rowe (ed. 2). ¶ Horner] om. Ff. ¶ Peter] om. Ff.
[bbc059] SCENE VI. Pope.
[bbc071] credit] F₁ F₂. the credit F₃ F₄.
[bbc074] an if] Capell. and if F₁ F₂ F₃. if F₄.
[bbc078] fence] F₁ F₂. to fence F₃ F₄.
[bbc079] drinking] drinking both Collier (Collier MS.), reading as verse.
[bbc087] I will] will Malone.
[bbc089] blow!] blow, as Bevis of Southampton fell upon Ascapart. Warburton, from (Qq).
[bbc091] Sound, trumpets] Collier. Sound trumpets Ff. ¶ alarum] ’larum Capell. ¶ [Alarum.] Capell. om. Ff.
[bbc092] [Dies.] Theobald. om. Ff.
[bbc095] enemy] enemies F₁.
[bbc096] right] the right Hanmer.
[bbc097] Go, take hence] Go, and take hence Hanmer. Go, take away Capell.
[bbc101] to have murder’d] to murder Pope.
[bbc102] [Sound a flourish.] F₁. Omitted in F₂ F₃ F₄. ¶ SCENE IV.] Capell. SCENE VII. Pope. ¶ A street.] Theobald. ¶ Serving-men,] men, Ff.
[bbd003] Barren...wrathful nipping] The barren...nipping Pope. Bare...wrathful nipping Capell. The barren...wrathful Mitford conj. ¶ wrathful nipping] wrathful-nipping S. Walker conj.
[bbd004] abound] go round Capell (Theobald conj.).
[bbd005] Ten] Tis ten o’clock Steevens conj.
[bbd011] face,] face Collier.
[bbd012] laughing] F₁. still laughing F₂ F₃ F₄. and laughing Lettsom conj.
[bbd016] to see] F₁ F₃ F₄. so see F₂. ¶ Sir John Stanley] Theobald. om. Ff. Capell partly adopts the stage direction of (Qq).
[bbd025] thine] their F₄. our Rowe.
[bbd033] deep-fet] deep-fetch’d Pope.
[bbd039] them...enjoy] Rowe. them...enjoyes Ff. him...enjoys Anon. conj.
[bbd045] As] That Pope.
[bbd054] betray] bewray Long MS.
[bbd069] These few days’ wonder] This few-days-wonder Hanmer.
[bbd070], bbd071: I...month] as in Ff. As prose in Pope.
[bbd073] [Exit Herald.] Theobald. om. Ff.
[bbd075] exceed] pass Capell conj.
[bbd076] An’t] Hanmer. And’t Ff. ¶ your] you F₂.
[bbd079] here] hence Heath conj. there S. Walker conj.
[bbd083], bbd084: As in Pope. The lines end her...farewell in Ff.
[bbd086] [Exeunt...] Exeunt G. and Servants. Capell. Exit Gloster. Ff.
[bbd087] gone too?] F₂ F₃ F₄. gone to? F₁. gone so? Collier (Collier MS.).
[bbd089] afear’d] afraid Pope.
[bbd098] Like to] No; like Rowe.
[bbd105] Madam,...sheet] One line in Pope; two, the first ending done, in Ff.
[bbd106] our] your S. Walker conj.
[bca001] ACT III. SCENE I.] Pope. om. Ff. ¶ The Abbey...] At Bury. Theobald. St Edmund’s Bury. Hanmer. Bury. A Room in the Abbey. Capell. ¶ Cardinal Beaufort,] Cardinall, Ff. See note (VII).
[bca004] will ye] will you Theobald.
[bca008] How praud, how peremptory] How peremptory Pope. How proud, peremptory Steevens. ¶ himself?] Johnson. himselfe. F₁ F₂ F₃. himselfe F₄. himself! Rowe.
[bca010] And if] An if Delius conj.
[bca028] commons’] common Pope (ed. 2).
[bca035] Made] Makes Hanmer.
[bca039] lord] lords Pope.
[bca040] allegation] allegations Collier MS.
[bca046] life, began] Pope. life began Ff. ¶ practices] practise S. Walker conj.
[bca048] by reputing] by repeating Rowe. the repeating Hanmer.
[bca053] deep] deepest Capell, from (Qq).
[bca068] conscience,] Ff. conscience? Pope.
[bca078] is...wolf] Rowe. is...wolves Ff. are...wolves Malone.
[bca084] your] our F₄.
[bca087] [Aside] Rowe.
[bca088] hope] hop’d Rowe (ed. 1).
[bca093] SCENE II. Pope.
[bca098] Suffolk, thou] F₁. Suffolk, yet thou F₂ F₃ F₄. Suffolk’s duke, thou Malone, from (Qq). Suffolk, well, thou S. Walker conj.
[bca104] One line in Pope; two, the first ending lord, in Ff.
[bca107] One line in Pope; two in Ff.
[bca109] Nor ever] Nor never F₄.
[bca115] mine] my Rowe.
[bca117] dispursed] disbursed F₄.
[bca124] whiles] Ff. while Johnson. whilst Capell.
[bca133] easy] easily Collier (Collier MS.). very S. Walker conj.
[bca134] mightier] weightier S. Walker conj.
[bca137] you] om. Capell.
[bca140] suspect] Capell. suspence Ff. suspicion Rowe. suspects Malone.
[bca163] endeavour] endeavours Rowe (ed. 2).
[bca166] notice] note Anon. conj.
[bca167] And...life] Omitted in Reed (1803, 1813, 1821). ¶ make] take Capell conj.
[bca169] treasons] reasons S. Walker conj.
[bca170] effected] affected Reed (1803).
[bca172] his] this Anon. conj.
[bca174] traitors’ Capell. Traytors F₁ F₂. Traytor’s F₃ F₄.
[bca184] play’d] play Capell.
[bca188] take] takes F₃.
[bca193] my] may F₂.
[bca194] [Exit, guarded.] Theobald. Exit Gloster. F₁. Exit Glocester. F₂ F₃ F₄.
[bca195] SCENE III. Pope. ¶ wisdoms] wisdom Rowe.
[bca209] Thou] That Rowe.
[bca211] strays] strives Theobald (Thirlby conj.).
[bca217] bewails] bewail Rowe (ed. 2).
[bca218] dimm’d] dimn’d Ff. ¶ eyes] eyes, Rowe. eyes; Ff.
[bca222] traitor?] traitor, Malone. ¶ [Exeunt...] Edd. Exit. Ff.
[bca223] Queen. Free lords,] Manent Queen, three lords. Queen. My lords, Edd. conj. ¶ Free...beams] One line in Pope; two, the first ending lords, in Ff. ¶ Free lords] See, lords Hanmer. Fair lords Collier MS.
[bca225] and] om. Pope.
[bca228] in] on Capell. ¶ flowering] flowry Rowe.
[bca232] mine] F₁ F₂. my F₃ F₄.
[bca241] And yet] As yet Collier MS.
[bca245] [Aside. S. Walker conj. ¶ more] most Collier MS.
[bca246] you] om. Hanmer. ¶ my lord of] lord Collier MS.
[bca249] the] a Anon. conj. ¶ chicken] F₁. chicke F₂ F₃. chick F₃ F₄.
[bca260] Humphrey,] Humphry’s Hanmer. ¶ reasons] treasons Heath conj.
[bca264] good deceit] good conceit Delius conj.
[bca266] ’tis] om. Hanmer.
[bca280] spoke] spoken Hanmer.
[bca282] SCENE IV. Pope.
[bca286] uncurable] incurable F₃ F₄.
[bca288] quick expedient] quick-expedient S. Walker conj.
[bca290] as regent] F₁. a regent F₂ F₃ F₄.
[bca293] far-fet] far-fetch’d Pope.
[bca301] do] doth Hanmer.
[bca306] happily] F₁. haply F₂ F₃ F₄.
[bca307] nought] Pope. naught Ff.
[bca313] county] country F₄.
[bca326] that event.] this. Capell conj. that intent Anon. conj.
[bca328] Bristol] Bristow Ff.
[bca330] [Exeunt...] Exeunt. Manet Yorke. Ff.
[bca331] SCENE V. Pope.
[bca333], bca334: art Resign to death] F₄. art; Resigne to death F₁ F₂ F₃.
[bca339] the] a Capell.
[bca348] Whiles] Whilest F₄. Whilst Rowe. ¶ nourish] march Collier MS.
[bca354] mad-bred] mad-brain’d Rowe.
[bca357] Ashford,] Ashford, with a headlong crew, Seymour conj.
[bca362] fought] fight Hanmer.
[bca363] porpentine] porcupine Rowe.
[bca364], bca365: seen Him caper......like] seen him Caper...like to Capell. seen him Capering...like Anon. conj.
[bca378] arms] aims Dyce conj. (withdrawn).
[bca383] the next] then next Collier MS.
[bcb001] SCENE II.] Capell. SCENE VI. Pope. ¶ Bury...state.] Edd. An apartment in the Palace. Theobald. The same. Another Room. Capell. ¶ Enter...] Capell. Enter two or three running over the Stage, from the Murther of Duke Humfrey. Ff.
[bcb004], bcb005: Didst...penitent? First Mur. Here] First Mur. Didst penitent? Here Edd. conj.
[bcb005]–bcb007: As two lines, the first ending you, in Steevens. Hanmer ends the first at dispatch’d.
[bcb011] Is] F₁. are F₂ F₃. and are F₄. See note (VIII).
[bcb013] ’Tis] Yes Rowe.
[bcb014] [Exeunt Murderers.] Theobald. Exeunt. Ff. ¶ Cardinal Beaufort,] Cardinall, Suffolke, Ff.
[bcb026] thee, Nell;] thee Nell, Ff. thee: Well, Theobald. thee, Meg; Capell. thee, Margaret; Malone. See note (IX). ¶ Re-enter S.] Enter S. Ff.
[bcb032] [The King swoons.] King sounds. Ff.
[bcb038] comfort] comfore F₂.
[bcb041] tune] tunne F₂.
[bcb063] blood-drinking] blood-draining Anon. conj.
[bcb069] fill’d with my] F₁ F₂ F₃. fill’d with F₄. filled with Rowe.
[bcb070] ay me, unhappy!] ah me unhappy! Pope.
[bcb076] the adder] an adder Rowe.
[bcb078]–bcb121: Is all...so long.] Struck out in Collier MS.
[bcb079], bcb100: Eleanor] Elianor Ff. Margaret Rowe. See note (IX).
[bcb080] statua and worship it] Dyce. statue, and worship it Ff. statue, and do worship to it Rowe. statue then, and worship it Capell.
[bcb083] awkward wind] adverse winds Pope.
[bcb085] wind] F₃ F₄. winde F₁ F₂. winds Pope. ¶ bcb085–bcb087: this, but...shore?] Capell. this? but...shore. Ff.
[bcb087] no] a Rowe. thy Pope.
[bcb088]–bcb091: then, but cursed...rock?] then? But curst...Rocke: Ff. then, but curse...rock? Hanmer. ¶ bcb088: gentle] ungentle Singer (Anon. MS. conj.).
[bcb089] he] him Hanmer. ¶ forth] F₁ F₂. from F₃ F₄.
[bcb093] But] He Pope.
[bcb094]–bcb096: The...unkindness:] Put in the margin by Pope.] ¶ bcb094: pretty-vaulting] Dyce (S. Walker conj.). pretty vaulting Ff.
[bcb097] The...sands] The sinking sands, the splitting rocks cow’r’d in Johnson conj.
[bcb101] thy] the Pope.
[bcb105] earnest-gaping] earnest-gazing Anon. conj. ¶ thy] F₁. the F₂ F₃ F₄.
[bcb116] witch] Theobald. watch Ff.
[bcb119] or thou not] art thou not Hanmer. thou Steevens conj.
[bcb120] Ay] Aye Ff. Ah Rowe. ¶ Eleanor] Elinor Ff. Margaret Rowe. See note (IX).
[bcb121] dost] didst Rowe. ¶ Enter...] Commons are seen pressing towards the Door, with Salisbury keeping them back: Enter Warwick. Capell. ¶ Salisbury] Theobald. om. Ff.
[bcb124] Suffolk] Suffolke, F₁. Suffolkes, F₂. Suffolk, F₃ F₄.
[bcb127] who...his] who...their Pope. whom...their Hanmer.
[bcb134] shall I] I shall Rowe.
[bcb135] [Exit.] Warwick goes in. Theobald. om. Ff.
[bcb142] drain] rain Rann (Capell conj.).
[bcb147] earthy] F₁. earthly F₂ F₃ F₄.
[bcb148] Re-enter...bed.] Edd. Bed put forth. Ff (after line 146). Warwicke drawes the curtaines and showes Duke Humphrey in his bed. (Qq). A door is thrown open, and Gloster discover’d dead upon his Bed: Warwick, and Others by him. Capell.
[bcb152] For...life in death] For...life is death F₄. For...death in life, Johnson conj. And...death in life Capell. And...life in death Rann.
[bcb159] vow?] vow. F₁.
[bcb161] ghost] coarse Roderick conj.
[bcb162] bloodless] blood-left Hanmer.
[bcb171] nostrils] nostris F₂.
[bcb174] Look, on the sheets his] Edd. Look on the sheets, his Ff. Look on the sheets; his Pope.
[bcb175] rugged] F₁. rugg’d F₂ F₃ F₄.
[bcb177] murderd] murdred F₁ F₂ F₃. murdered F₄.
[bcb179], bcb182: duke] F₃ F₄. D. F₁ F₂.
[bcb181] sir] sirs Rowe.
[bcb182] were...foes] F₁. were...death F₂. have...death F₃ F₄. See note (X).
[bcb186] Then] Than F₁.
[bcb195] your] Ff. the Rowe.
[bcb202] [Exeunt......others.] Capell. Exit Cardinall (Qq). om. Ff.
[bcb204] He dares] He dare F₄.
[bcb207] say] say it Capell, from (Qq).
[bcb225] send] F₁ F₄. om. F₂ F₃.
[bcb231] [Exeunt...] Exeunt. Ff.
[bcb232] SCENE VII. Pope.
[bcb236] Re-enter...] Enter... Ff.
[bcb237] Why...drawn] One line in Pope: two in Ff.
[bcb241] [to the Commons, entering] Capell. Enter Salisbury. Ff.
[bcb244] Lord] false Malone, from (Qq). done] put Rowe.
[bcb257] In pain] On pain Collier (Capell conj.).
[bcb258] strait] strange F₄.
[bcb262] harmful] harmefull F₁. harmelesse F₂. harmless F₃ F₄.
[bcb265] whether] where F₁ F₂ F₃. whe’re F₄. See King John, note (V).
[bcb278] Commons [within]. Within. Ff.
[bcb288] [Exit...] Capell. om. Ff.
[bcb299] [Exeunt...] Exit. Ff.
[bcb300] SCENE VIII. Pope.
[bcb303] make] F₁. made F₂ F₃ F₄.
[bcb307] coward woman] woman-coward Becket conj.
[bcb308] enemy] Ff. enemies Capell, from (Qq).
[bcb311] bitter-searching] Steevens. bitter searching Ff.
[bcb318] on end] (Qq) Pope (ed. 2). an end Ff. ¶ as one] like one Pope.
[bcb322] daintiest that] dantiest meat Theobald. dainties that Id. conj. daintiest thing Hanmer, from (Qq).
[bcb325] smart] sharp Collier MS.
[bcb327] concert] Theobald. consort Ff.
[bcb328] dark-seated] F₃ F₄. darke seated F₁ F₂.
[bcb331] overcharged] overcharg’d F₄.
[bcb332] turn] Rowe. turnes F₁ F₂. turns F₃ F₄.
[bcb342] [Kissing his hand. Johnson.
[bcb344] upon these] on these lips Hanmer.
[bcb345] whom] which Hanmer.
[bcb347] whiles] whil’st F₄.
[bcb359] thence] F₁. hence F₂ F₃ F₄.
[bcb366] no joy] to joy Singer (Collier MS.). ¶ nought] ought F₃ F₄.
[bcb367] SCENE IX. Pope. ¶ Whither] Whether F₁.
[bcb369] is at point] F₁ F₂. is at the point F₃ F₄. ’s at the point Pope.
[bcb373], bcb374: Sometime......sometime] Sometimes...sometimes F₄.
[bcb379] [Exit Vaux.] Exit. Ff.
[bcb381] an hour’s] another’s Mason conj.
[bcb393] its] it’s Ff. his (Qq).
[bcb397] thou] om. F₃ F₄.
[bcb399] lived] liv’d F₁ F₂. lives F₃ F₄.
[bcb403] Away!] In a line by itself, S. Walker conj. ¶ fretful] om. Hanmer. fearful S. Walker conj. (a misprint?) ¶ corrosive] cor’sive Boswell (1821).
[bcb406] wheresoe’er] F₁. wheresoever F₂ F₃ F₄.
[bcb408] with thee] along with thee Hanmer. with thee along Capell.
[bcb409] cask] casket Rowe.
[bcb412] [Exeunt severally.] Rowe (ed. 2). Exeunt. Ff.
[bcc001] SCENE III.] Capell. SCENE X. Pope. ¶ A bedchamber.] The Cardinal’s bedchamber. Theobald. The same. Another Room. Capell. London. Cardinal Beaufort’s bedchamber. Malone. ¶ bcc001: sovereign] king Collier MS.
[bcc004] and feel no pain] but one whole year Theobald conj., from (Qq).
[bcc009] bed? where should he] bed, where he should Delius conj.
[bcc010] whether] where Ff.
[bcc021] busy meddling] busy-meddling S. Walker conj.
[bcc022] this wretch’s] his wretched Capell conj.
[bcc026] if] if’t Collier (Collier MS.).
[bcc028] make] give Capell conj.
[bda001] ACT IV. SCENE I.] Pope. om. Ff. ¶ The coast of Kent.] Pope. om. Ff. ¶ Enter......] Enter Lieutenant, Suffolke, and others. Ff. Firing heard at Sea. After that, a Boat appears; and puts ashore a Captain, a Master, a Master’s mate... Capell. ¶ Walter Whitmore,] Whitmore, Rowe. om. Ff. ¶ bda001: Cap.] (Qq) Rowe. Lieu. Ff (and throughout the scene).
[bda006] Clip] Theobald. Cleape F₁ F₂. Cleap F₃ F₄. Clap] Pope (ed. 2).
[bda011] discoloured] Ff. discolour’d Pope.
[bda014] [pointing to Suffolk. Johnson.
[bda018] Cap.] Whit. Malone conj. two thousand] 2000. Ff.
[bda020] throats] throat F₂. shall:] After this Malone supposes a line has been lost.
[bda021], bda022: The lives...sum!] Grant White. The lives...sum? Knight The lines...summe. Ff. ¶ The lives of those...Be counterpoised...sum!] Nor can those lives...Be counterpoised...sum. Rowe. The lives of those...Cannot be pois’d...sum. Capell. The lives of those...Cannot be counterpois’d...sum. Malone. The lives of those we have lost in fight cannot Be counterpois’d...sum Steevens conj. Can lives of those...Be counterpois’d...sum? Collier (Collier MS.). The lives of those...Can they be counterpois’d...sum? Halliwell.
[bda026] [To Suf.] Rowe. om. Ff.
[bda029] George] ring Capell conj., from (Qq).
[bda032] start’st] F₄. startst F₃. starts F₁ F₂. ¶ affright] affright thee Delius conj.
[bda039] Never] Ne’er Rowe.
[bda043] [is laying Hands on Suffolk, to bear him off. Capell.
[bda046] Whit.] Wal. Ff. Cap. Capell, from (Qq).
[bda048] Jove...I?] Pope, from (Qq). Omitted in Ff.
[bda050] Suf. Obscure......blood] Pope, from (Qq). Continued to Lieu. in Ff. ¶ lowly] Pope, from (Qq). lowsie Ff.
[bda051] The honourable] Pope. Suf. The honourable Ff.
[bda052] jaded] jady Capell, from (Qq). jadis Rann conj.
[bda054] Bare-headed] And bare-head Capell, from (Qq).
[bda063] mine] F₁. thine F₂ F₃ F₄.
[bda065] forlorn swain] foul-tongued slave Collier MS. ¶ swain?] swain. F₁.
[bda069] thy] thine Capell, from (Qq).
[bda070] Cap. Yes, Pole. Suf. Pole!] Added by Capell from (Qq). ¶ Pool! Sir Pool! lord!] Poole, Sir Poole? Lord Ff. Poole? Sir Poole? Lord Poole? Johnson conj. Pole, ay Pole; Capell.
[bda071] Ay] I Ff. Nay Capell.
[bda074] swallowing] swallowing up F₃ F₄.
[bda077] shalt] F₂ F₃ F₄. shall F₁.
[bda082] neither] nor Rowe.
[bda084] overgorged] ouergorg’d F₁. over-gor’d F₂ F₃ F₄.
[bda085] mother’s bleeding] Rowe. mother-bleeding Ff.
[bda093] are] Rowe. and Ff.
[bda096] proud encroaching] proud-encroaching S. Walker conj.
[bda098] our] a Rowe (ed. 2). an Keightley conj.
[bda102] Is] Are Hanmer.
[bda107] threatens] threats F₂.
[bda108] Bargulus] Bardylis Hanmer.
[bda110] should] shald F₂.
[bda115] Cap. Walter,—Whit. Come] Rowe (ed. 2). Lieu. Water: W. Come Ff, printing as prose.
[bda117] Gelidus] F₂ F₃ F₄. Pine gelidus F₁. Panæ gelidus Theobald. Pene gelidus Malone. Pone gelidus Mitford conj. ¶ it is] it’s Pope.
[bda118], bda142: Whit.] Wal. Ff.
[bda128] the] this S. Walker conj.
[bda129] True] Know true Hanmer. No, true or All true Anon. conj. ¶ True......fear] Exempt from fear is true nobility Lloyd conj.
[bda132] Come...can] Given to Suf. by Hanmer. Continued to Lieu. in Ff. ¶ ye] you Hanmer.
[bda135] banditto] Johnson. bandetto Ff.
[bda136] bastard] dastard Theobald.
[bda137] Stabb’d...islanders] Omitted by Rowe (ed. 2) and Pope (ed. 1).
[bda138] [Exeunt...] Exit Walter with Suffolke. F₁ F₂ (Water F₁). Exit Walter with Suffolk. F₃ F₄.
[bda141] [Exeunt...body.] Exit Lieutenant, and the rest. Manet the first Gent. Enter Walter with the body. Ff.
[bda142] lifeless] Capell. livelesse F₁ F₂. liveless F₃ F₄.
[bda143] [Exit.] Exit Walter. Ff.
[bda147] [Exit...] Capell. om. Ff.
[bdb001] SCENE II.] Pope. om. Ff. ¶ Blackheath.] Capell. Southwark. Pope. om. Ff. ¶...George Bevis......] Capell. ...Bevis... Ff. ¶ bdb001, bdb004, &c.: Bevis.] Ff. Geo. Capell.
[bdb003], bdb007, &c.: Holl.] Ff. Joh. Capell.
[bdb007] for] F₁. om. F₂ F₃ F₄.
[bdb008] merry] a merry F₄.
[bdb015] to say as,] to say, as F₁ F₂. as to say F₃ F₄.
[bdb026] Smith] Will Capell, from (Qq).
[bdb028] Drum. Enter...] Ff.
[bdb030]–bdb032: father,—...inspired] father, for our enemies shall fall before us;— Dick. Or rather......herrings. Cade. Inspired Tyrwhitt conj.
[bdb031], &c.: Dick.] Rowe. But. Ff (and passim). ¶ The ‘Asides’ were first marked by Capell.
[bdb032] For] Or for S. Walker conj. ¶ bdb032, bdb033: For...princes] Transferred by Capell to the end of Holland’s speech, line 28. ¶ bdb032: fall] F₄. faile F₁ F₂. fail F₃.
[bdb033] princes,—Command] Malone. princes. Command Ff.
[bdb044] &c. Smith.] Steevens. Weaver. Ff. Wil. Capell.
[bdb057] [Exit. Malone conj.
[bdb066] will be,—] Rowe. will be Ff.
[bdb069] on] upon F₄.
[bdb075], bdb076: parchment?...man?] parchment;...man? Pope. parchment...man. Ff.
[bdb077] the bee’s] the bees F₁ F₂. bees F₃ F₄.
[bdb078] mine] F₁. my F₂ F₃ F₄. ¶ who’s] whose F₁. who is Rowe (ed. 2). ¶ Enter some...] Capell. Enter a Clearke. Ff. Re-enter Smith... Malone conj. ¶ Chatham] Rowe (ed. 2). Chartam F₁. Chattam F₂ F₃ F₄.
[bdb079] of] F₁. om. F₂ F₃ F₄.
[bdb084] Has] Dyce. Ha’s Ff. H’as Rowe (ed. 2). He ’as Pope.
[bdb085] he is] he’s Pope.
[bdb096] an honest] F₂ F₃ F₄. a honest F₁.
[bdb100] he’s] F₁. he is F₂ F₃ F₄.
[bdb103] [Exit one......] Ff. Exeunt some... Capell. ¶ Enter...] Ff. Enter Michael, hastily. Capell.
[bdb104] Where’s] F₁ F₂. Where is F₃ F₄.
[bdb112], bdb113: I will...presently] I’ll...here presently Keightley conj.
[bdb113] [Kneels] Collier (ed. 1). om. Ff. ¶ [Rises] Dyce (Collier MS.).
[bdb114] him!] him. Is there any more of them that be knights? Mich. Ay, his brother. Cade. Then kneel down, Dick Butcher. Rise up, Sir Dick Butcher. Now sound up the drum. Theobald, from (Qq). ¶ Enter...] Ff. ¶ his Brother,] young Stafford, Rowe. William his brother, Malone.
[bdb115] SCENE III. Pope.
[bdb118] revolt] repent Anon. conj.
[bdb119], &c.: Bro.] Ff. Y. Staf. Rowe. W. Staf. Malone.
[bdb121] not] them Hanmer.
[bdb129] Marry, this: Edmund] Marry, this.—Edmund Theobald. Marry, this Edmund Ff.
[bdb130] Clarence’] Clarence F₁ F₂ F₃. Clarence’s F₄.
[bdb146] ye] F₁. you F₂ F₃ F₄.
[bdb148] [Aside] Capell. om. Ff.
[bdb156] mained] main’d Ff. maim’d (Qq) Rowe.
[bdb157] that that] F₁ F₂. that F₃ F₄.
[bdb164] an enemy] the enemy Rowe.
[bdb174] And] All Collier MS. ¶ [Exeunt...] Exeunt the two Staffords, with the Train. Theobald. Exit. Ff.
[bdb177] We will] We’ll F₄.
[bdb178] shoon] F₃. shooen F₁ F₂. shoons F₄.
[bdb181] are] are are F₂. ¶ toward] F₁ F₂. towards F₃ F₄.
[bdb183] forward.] forward, lads! Capell conj., reading 182, 183 as two lines of verse, the first ending we are. ¶ [Exeunt.] Exeunt Cade and his Party. Theobald. om. Ff.
[bdc001] SCENE III.] Capell. ¶ Another part of Blackheath.] The same. Another part of it. Capell. om. Ff. ¶ Alarums...] Ff. ¶ Enter......] Ff. Re-enter...... Theobald.
[bdc005] will I] F₁. wil I F₂. I will F₃ F₄.
[bdc006] again] om. Warburton.
[bdc007] hundred lacking one] hundred lacking one, a week Malone, from (Qq). hundred years lacking one Collier (Collier MS.).
[bdc010], bdc011: [putting on...brigandine] Edd., from Holinshed. taking off Stafford’s Armour. Capell. om. Ff.
[bdc012] horse] F₁ F₂. horses F₃ F₄. horse’s Rowe. horse’ Dyce (S. Walker conj.).
[bdc014] thrive and do good,] thrive, do good; Johnson conj. thrive and do well Delius conj.
[bdc015] gaols] gaoles F₁ F₂. goals F₃ F₄.
[bdd001] SCENE IV.] Pope. om. Ff. ¶ London. The palace.] London. A Room in the Palace. Capell. Blackheath. Pope. om. Ff. ¶ Enter...] Ff. ¶ and the Queen...head] at a Distance Queen Margaret mourning over a Head. Capell.
[bdd012] shall] should Rowe.
[bdd022] Still lamenting] Lamenting still Pope. ¶ for] om. Pope.
[bdd023] fear me, love,] fear me (Love) Ff. fear, my love, Capell, from (Qq).
[bdd024] wouldest not] Theobald. would’st not F₁. would’st not halfe F₂ F₃ F₄ (half F₃ F₄).
[bdd025] No, my] My Pope. No Capell.
[bdd029] Clarence’] Clarence F₁ F₂ F₃. Clarence’s F₄.
[bdd039], bdd044: Killingworth] Kenelworth Capell.
[bdd042] would] F₁. should F₂ F₃ F₄.
[bdd043] traitors hate] F₂ F₃ F₄. traitors hateth F₁. traitor rebel hateth Capell. traitor hateth Steevens. ¶ thee] thee specially Anon. conj.
[bdd048] may] can Capell conj.
[bdd049], bdd050: Malone ends the lines at citizens...houses. ¶ bdd049: London bridge] London-bridge, my lord Capell.
[bdd050] fly] flye F₁. flye him F₂ F₃ F₄ (fly F₄). ¶ houses] houses as he comes Keightley, reading Fly...comes as one line.
[bdd057] the] F₁. to F₂ F₃ F₄.
[bdd058] be] om. F₁.
[bde001] SCENE V.] Pope. ¶ London. The Tower.] London. Pope. The same. The Tower. Capell. ¶ Enter...enter...] F₄. Enter...enters... F₁ F₂ F₃.
[bde002] First Cit.] 1 Cit. Ff. ¶ likely] like F₄. ¶ bde002–bde005: No......rebels] As prose by Pope. As five lines in Ff.
[bde009] to...and gather] F₁. into...and gather F₂ F₃ F₄. into...gather Pope.
[bde010] I will] will I F₃ F₄. ¶ Goffe] F₁ F₂ F₃. Goff F₄. Gough Capell.
[bde012] for......again] rebellion never thrives Collier (Collier MS.).
[bdf001] SCENE VI.] Capell. om. Ff. Pope continues the scene. ¶ London. Cannon Street.] Cannon-Street. Theobald. ¶ Enter...] Ff. ¶ staff] sword Capell, from (Qq). ¶ bdf001–bdf006: Now...Mortimer.] As prose by Pope. As seven lines in Ff.
[bdf004] this] F₁. the F₂ F₃ F₄.
[bdf009] ye] you Rowe.
[bdf013]–bdf015: Come...away.] As prose by Pope. As four lines in Ff.
[bdf015] [Exeunt.] Exeunt omnes. Ff.
[bdg001] SCENE VII.] Capell. om. Ff. Pope continues the scene. ¶ London. Smithfield.] Smithfield. Theobald.
[bdg002] court] courts Rowe (ed. 2).
[bdg007], bdg014: Holl.] John. Ff. ¶ bdg007, bdg009, bdg014: ‘Aside’ marked first by Capell.
[bdg010] eating] F₁. om. F₂ F₃ F₄.
[bdg014] we are] are we S. Walker conj.
[bdg017] SCENE VI. Pope. SCENE VIII. Hanmer.
[bdg018] towns] town Rowe (ed. 2).
[bdg019] Enter George Bevis...] Steevens. Enter George... Ff.
[bdg022] point-blank] point-black Rowe (ed. 2).
[bdg023] giving] the giving Capell conj.
[bdg024] Mounsieur] Monsieur F₄.
[bdg025] these presence] these presents F₄.
[bdg035] peace] the peace Rowe (ed. 2).
[bdg037] they] thy F₂.
[bdg040] in] F₁. on F₂ F₃ F₄.
[bdg048] What] Well, what Hanmer. ¶ Kent?] F₃ F₄. Kent. F₁ F₂.
[bdg049] ’tis] om. Hanmer.
[bdg051] where] F₃ F₄. wher’e F₁ F₂.
[bdg054] because full] beauteous, full Hanmer.
[bdg055] wealthy] worthy Hanmer.
[bdg056] you are] F₁. thou art F₂ F₃ F₄.
[bdg058] Yet] Yea Malone conj.
[bdg061], bdg062: hands, But to...you?] Rann (Johnson conj.). hands? Kent to...you, Ff. hands, Bent to...you? Steevens conj. hands? ’Cept to...you? Mason conj. hands, Kent to...you? Malone. hands, Kent?—To...you, Jackson conj. hands, Kent, to...you? Collier.
[bdg064] book] booksAnon. conj.
[bdg068] You] Ye F₄.
[bdg070] behoof,—] Capell. behoof. Ff.
[bdg071] Tut] Tut, tut Hanmer. struck’st] struckest Dyce.
[bdg073] never] neve F₂.
[bdg075] pale for] F₁. pale with F₂ F₃ F₄.
[bdg080] caudle] F₄. candle F₁ F₂ F₃. ¶ bdg080, bdg081: the help of hatchet] F₁. the help of a hatchet F₂ F₃ F₄. pap with a hatchet Farmer conj. the pap of a hatchet Steevens.
[bdg083] the palsy] It is the palsy Anon. conj. from (Qq). ¶ provokes] provoketh Hanmer.
[bdg095]–bdg097: I feel...life] Marked as ‘Aside’ first by Capell.
[bdg096] an] Pope. and Ff.
[bdg098] speaks] speake F₂. ¶ not] not, Capell. ¶ o’] Theobald. a Ff.
[bdg100] James] William Ritson conj.
[bdg107] [Exeunt...] Hanmer. om. Ff.
[bdg108] in the] F₁ F₂. of the F₃ F₄.
[bdg110] to me] F₁ F₂. me F₃ F₄.
[bdg117] Re-enter...] Enter... Ff. Re-enter Rebels, with the Heads. Capell.
[bdg118]–bdg124. But...Away!] As prose by Theobald. As nine lines in Ff. ¶ bdg118: braver] brave F₄.
[bdg119] alive] alive [jowl them together. Collier MS.
[bdg124] [Exeunt.] Rowe. Exit. Ff.
[bdh001] SCENE VIII.] Capell. SCENE VII. Pope. SCENE IX. Hanmer. ¶ Southwark.] Theobald. ¶ Enter...] Enter againe... Ff. ¶ bdh001: Magnus’] Warburton. Magnus Theobald. Magnes Ff.
[bdh002], bdh003. [Sound a parley.] Parley sounded; afterwards, a Retreat. Capell.
[bdh003], bdh004: What...kill?] As prose first by Hanmer. As three lines, ending heare?...parley...kill? in Ff.
[bdh004] attended] Theobald. om. Ff.
[bdh005] Ay, here] Rowe. I heere F₁ F₂. I here F₃ F₄.
[bdh010] relent] repent Collier (Collier MS.).
[bdh012] rebel] Singer (Collier MS. and Anon. MS.), rabble Ff.
[bdh020] him] ’em Theobald. them Hanmer.
[bdh023] White Hart] White-hart F₄. White-heart F₁. white-heart F₂ F₃.
[bdh024] ye] you Rowe (ed. 2). ¶ out] over S. Walker conj.
[bdh031] As two lines in Ff.
[bdh044] Villiago] Ff. Villageois Theobald. Viliaco Dyce and Staunton (Capell conj.).
[bdh049] money] mercy Warburton.
[bdh053]–bdh057: Was ever......staying.] Marked ‘Aside’ by Dyce and Staunton.
[bdh058] middest] midst F₄.
[bdh061] makes] F₁. make F₂ F₃ F₄.
[bdh066] Exeunt.] Exeunt omnes. Ff.
[bdi001] SCENE IX.] Capell. SCENE VIII. Pope. SCENE X. Hanmer. ¶ Kenilworth Castle.] The Palace at Killingworth. Theobald. ¶ terrace.] Tarras. Ff.
[bdi006] old Clifford.] Capell. Clifford. Ff.
[bdi009] below, multitudes,] Multitudes Ff. below, the Soldiers of Cade’s army, Capell.
[bdi010] He is] He’s Pope.
[bdi018] infortunate] F₁ F₂. unfortunate F₃ F₄.
[bdi021] countries] counties Delius conj.
[bdi022] [Exeunt. Hanmer.
[bdi025] a mighty] F₁ F₂. mighty F₃ F₄. united Collier MS.
[bdi026] Of] Of desp’rate Hanmer. Of nimble Capell. ¶ stout] stout Irish Collier (Mitford conj.). ¶ kernes] kernes, he Keightley conj.
[bdi029] arms] Armes F₁. Armies F₂ F₃ F₄. aims Singer (Dyce conj. withdrawn).
[bdi033] calm’d] F₄. calme F₁. claimd F₂. claim’d F₃. cramp’d Becket conj. chas’d S. Walker conj.
[bdi034] dispersed] dispers’d F₄. dispierc’d F₁ F₂ F₃.
[bdi036] I pray...go] Go, I pray thee, Buckingham, Staunton conj. ¶ go and meet him] Ff. go and meet with him, Rowe. to go and meet him Malone. go forth and meet him Steevens. then go and meet him Collier (Collier MS.). go thou and meet him Dyce conj.
[bdi049] For] Or Seymour conj. ¶ [Flourish.] F₁. om. F₂ F₃ F₄.
[bdj001] SCENE X.] Steevens. SCENE IX. Pope. SCENE XI. Hanmer. ACT V. SCENE I. Capell. ¶ Kent. Iden’s garden.] Capell. A Garden in Kent. Pope. ¶ Cade.] F₁ F₂. Jack Cade. F₃ F₄. ¶ bdj001: ambition] F₂ F₃ F₄. ambitions F₁.
[bdj003] these] those Capell conj.
[bdj004] so] F₁. om. F₂ F₃ F₄.
[bdj006] on] o’er Hanmer.
[bdj010], bdj011: brain-pan] brain-pain Rowe (ed. 2).
[bdj012] bravely] toil’d by Lettsom conj.
[bdj014] Enter Iden.] Ff. Enter Iden, with Servants. Steevens, from (Qq). See note (XI).
[bdj018] and] and’s Rowe. and is Malone.
[bdj019] waning] waining Rowe (ed. 2). warning Ff.
[bdj023], bdj024: Here’s...leave.] Marked ‘Aside’ by Dyce and Staunton.
[bdj024] Ah,] Ah F₃ F₄. A F₁ F₂.
[bdj025] a thousand] a 1000. Ff.
[bdj034] [Enter five Servants. Anon. conj.
[bdj035] ay,] om. Pope.
[bdj037], bdj038: five men] (Qq) Ff. fine men Collier (Collier MS.).
[bdj038] all] om. Rowe.
[bdj041] an esquire] ’squire Capell.
[bdj043] steadfast-gazing] Capell. stedfast gazing Ff.
[bdj051] As for words] As for more words Rowe. As for mere words Mason conj. But as for words Anon. conj. ¶ words...words,] wordes—(whose...wordes?) Becket conj. ¶ bdj051, bdj052: As...what] As for more words, let this my sword report (Whose greatness answers words) what Hanmer.
[bdj054] the edge] thine edge F₄.
[bdj055] chines] chaines F₂.
[bdj056] God] Malone, from (Qq). Jove Ff.
[bdj057] [Here they fight.] Ff. ¶ Cade falls. Capell. om. Ff.
[bdj065] thee] thou Jackson conj.
[bdj069] that] F₁. om. F₂ F₃ F₄. which Rowe.
[bdj076] in] om. Lloyd conj.
[bdj080] off] of F₄.
[bdj082] [Exit.] Ff. Exit, dragging out the Body. Capell. Exeunt, Iden dragging out the body, and Servants. Dyce.
[bea001] ACT V. SCENE I.] Pope. ACT V. SCENE II. Capell. ¶ Fields...Blackheath.] Malone. In the Fields near London. Pope. Fields near St Alban’s. Capell. ¶ Enter...] Ff. Two Camps pitch’d, the King’s, and Duke of York’s; on either side, one. Enter York, attended. Capell.
[bea005] sancta majestas] majesty Pope. santa maestá Capell conj. from (Qq).
[bea006] them...know] Rowe. them...knowes F₁ F₂. them...knows F₃ F₄. him...knows Capell conj.
[bea008] I cannot] It cannot Delius conj.
[bea010] soul] F₃ F₄. soule F₁ F₂. sword Johnson conj.
[bea011] flower-de-luce] fleure-de-luce F₁ F₂. floure-de-luce F₃ F₄.
[bea021] Should] Should’st Theobald.
[bea023]–bea031: Scarce...strong.] Marked ‘Aside’ by Rowe.
[bea027] or oxen] and oxen Capell.
[bea032] Buckingham] F₁. O Buckingham F₂ F₃ F₄.
[bea039] arms] aims Collier conj.
[bea043] prisoner.] F₁ F₄. prisoner? F₂ F₃.
[bea055] [Exeunt. Hanmer.
[bea056] SCENE II.] Pope. Scene changes to the King’s Pavilion. Theobald. ¶ Enter...] Ff. Enter.... Re-enter Buckingham and York, attended. Theobald.
[bea060] intends] F₁ F₂ F₃. intend F₄.
[bea061] heave] (Qq) F₁ F₂. have F₃ F₄.
[bea063] Who] F₁. Whom F₂ F₃ F₄. ¶ heard] hear Capell.
[bea065] pass] press S. Walker conj.
[bea071] art thou] wast thou Capell conj.
[bea072] an’t] Ff.
[bea074] Alexander Iden] Ev’n Alexander Iden Hanmer. Iden, Alexander Iden Edd. conj. ¶ Alexander...name] My name is Alexander Iden, sir Capell conj. ¶ name;] name, my liege; Keightley conj.
[bea075] loves his] F₁. loves the F₂. love the F₃ F₄.
[bea076] it] om. F₄.
[bea077] his] this S. Walker conj.
[bea078] down. [He kneels.] Rise] Johnson. downe, rise Ff. down; and rise thou Hanmer.
[bea082] [Rises.] Collier (Collier MS.).
[bea083] SCENE III. Pope. ¶ See...Somerset] See, Buckingham! see who Capell conj.
[bea093] not king] F₁. no king F₂ F₃ F₄.
[bea094] govern and rule] rule and govern S. Walker conj.
[bea095] darest] dar’st F₁. durst F₂ F₃ F₄.
[bea099] these] F₁. the F₂ F₃ F₄.
[bea100] smile and frown] frown and smile Delius conj. ¶ like to] F₁. like F₂ F₃ F₄.
[bea103] act] enact Capell conj.
[bea109]–bea111: Theobald (Warburton) reads in this order: Sirrah...bail; Wouldst...man. ¶ bea109: kneel?] kneel? [pointing to his Troops, and Attendants. Capell. ¶ these] Theobald. three Id. conj. thee Ff. them Hanmer.
[bea111] sons] sonne F₁. ¶ bail] F₃ F₄. bale F₁. baile F₂. [Exit...] Capell om. Ff.
[bea113] for] F₂ F₃ F₄. of F₁.
[bea116] [Exit Buckingham.] Capell. om. Ff. Exit an Attendant. Dyce.
[bea120] bail] F₃ F₄. baile F₁ F₂. ¶ bane] bale Theobald.
[bea121] boys!] Dyce. boyes. F₁ F₂ F₃. boys. F₄. ¶ Enter...] Ff.
[bea122] Enter...son.] Enter Clifford. Ff. Drums. Enter, from one side, the Lords Edward and Richard, Sons to York; and, from the other, Old Clifford and his Son; Forces with them both. Capell, from (Qq).
[bea124] [Kneels.] Johnson.
[bea125] I] We (Qq) Capell.
[bea126] us] F₁. me F₂ F₃ F₄.
[bea130] mistakest] F₂ F₃ F₄. mistakes F₁.
[bea135] chop] F₁. crop F₂ F₃ F₄.
[bea139] Edw.] F₁ F₂. Edm. F₃ F₄.
[bea143] thy] F₁ F₂. the F₃ F₄.
[bea146] fell-lurking] fell-barking Roderick conj. fell-lurching Heath conj. fell-looking Collier (Collier MS.). fell lurking Capell.
[bea147] Enter...] Drums. Enter W. and S., with Forces. Capell.
[bea148] SCENE IV. Pope. ¶ bait] F₃ F₄. bate F₁. baite F₂.
[bea149] bear-ward] berard F₁ F₂. bearard F₃ F₄.
[bea150] baiting] F₃ F₄. bayting F₁ F₂.
[bea152] Run] Turn Hanmer.
[bea153] being] having Collier (Collier MS.). ¶ with] within Keightley conj.
[bea154] between] betwixt F₄.
[bea156] oppose] F₁ F₂. suppose F₃ F₄.
[bea157] Clif.] Y. C. (i. e. Young Clifford). Capell.
[bea169] dig...war] find out war to dig a grave Roderick conj.
[bea170] shame] stain S. Walker conj.
[bea174] mickle] F₁. milckie F₂. milky F₃ F₄.
[bea175] consider’d] Pope. considered Ff.
[bea181] an oath] a vow Capell.
[bea189] this] his F₄.
[bea194] or] Rowe (ed. 2). and Ff.
[bea195], bea198, bea208: Clif.] Old Clif. Ff.
[bea196] to go] go Rowe.
[bea201] household] Malone, from (Qq). housed F₁. houses F₂ F₃ F₄.
[bea202] badge] age Capell, from (Qq).
[bea203] ragged] rugged Warburton.
[bea207] to] Rowe (ed. 2). io F₁. so F₂ F₃ F₄.
[bea210] bear-ward] bearard Ff.
[bea211] to arms] to arms, to arms Anon. conj. ¶ victorious] F₁. victorious noble F₂ F₃ F₄.
[bea212] the rebels] these traitors (Qq) Capell.
[bea216] [Exeunt severally.] Theobald. Exeunt. Ff. ¶ SCENE II.] Steevens. SCENE V. Pope. SCENE III. Capell. ¶ Saint Alban’s.] Capell. The Battle at St. Albans. Pope. ¶ Alarums to the battle.] (Qq). om. Ff.
[beb002] And if] An if Capell conj.
[beb004] dead men’s cries] (Qq) Ff. dy’ng mens cries Rowe. dying cries Roderick conj.
[beb008] noble] om. Johnson.
[beb011] Carrion kites] carrion, kytes F₄.
[beb012] Enter old Clifford.] Enter Clifford. Ff.
[beb019] As two lines, the first ending Yorke? in Ff.
[beb024] now] F₁. om. F₂ F₃ F₄.
[beb027] lay] F₁ F₂. day F₃ F₄. ¶ [They...falls.] Capell. Fight. Pope. Omitted in Ff.
[beb028] couronne les œuvres] corrone les eumenes F₁. corronne les oevres F₂ F₃ F₄. ¶ [Dies.] Ff. They fight and Clifford falls and dies. Collier.
[beb031] confusion! all] Pope. confusion all Ff.
[beb036] soldier] souldier F₁. souldiers F₂ F₃ F₄.
[beb038] nor] for Pope.
[beb040] [Seeing his dead father] Theobald. om. Ff.
[beb041] premised] promised Delius conj.
[beb042] earth and heaven] heaven and earth Staunton.
[beb045] ordain’d] F₁. ordained F₂ F₃ F₄. ¶ dear] deere F₁. O deere F₂. O dear F₃ F₄.
[beb059] Absyrtus] Theobald. Absirtis Ff. Absirtus Rowe.
[beb065] [Exit...father.] Pope. Exit. Rowe. om. Ff. ¶ Somerset is killed.] Rowe. Omitted in Ff.
[beb066] See note (XII).
[beb067] For] Fall’n Johnson conj. ¶ an alehouse’ paltry] a paltry alehouse Anon. conj. from (Qq).
[beb071] [Exit.] Theobald. om. Ff.
[beb072] SCENE VI. Pope.
[beb074] nor fight] F₁ F₂. not fight F₃ F₄.
[beb078] should] shall Johnson.
[beb080] we] me Rowe (ed. 2).
[beb082] where] were F₂.
[beb083] Re-enter young C.] Dyce. Enter C. Ff. Other Alarums. Enter young C. Capell.
[beb084] Y. Clif.] Clif. Ff. ¶ heart’s] F₂ F₃ F₄. hearts F₁.
[beb086] uncurable] incurable Pope (ed. 2). ¶ discomfit] discomfite Ff. discomfort Capell conj.
[beb087] parts] pow’rs Hanmer. party Warburton. friends Collier MS.
[bec001] SCENE III.] Steevens. SCENE VII. Pope. Scene IV. Capell. Theobald continues the scene. ¶ Fields......] Malone. Fields without the Town. Capell. ¶ bec001: Of] Old Collier (Collier MS.), from (Qq).
[bec003] brush] bruise Warburton. ¶ of] F₁ F₂. off F₃ F₄.
[bec004] brow] blow Johnson conj. browse Becket conj. bloom Collier (Collier MS.). glow Anon. conj.
[bec008] holp] holpe F₁. hope F₂ F₃ F₄.
[bec012] a] F₁ F₂. an F₃ F₄.
[bec014] as he is, look] as he is,—Look Delius conj.
[bec016] By the] By’ th’ F₁ F₂ F₃. By th’ F₄.
[bec019] imminent] F₁ F₂. eminent F₃. Eminent F₄.
[bec027] them?] F₂ F₃ F₄. them: F₁.
[bec029] faith] (Qq) Malone. hand Ff.
[bec032] drums] (Qq) Hanmer. drumme F₁ F₂. drum F₃ F₄.
[bec033] these] this Hanmer.

NOTES to
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NOTE I.

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[I. 1. 62.] This passage, which is printed as prose in the Quartos, is arranged and read by Capell thus:

‘And girt thee with the sword.—

Cousin of York, we here discharge your grace

NOTES toII KING HENRY VI.

NOTE I.

NOTES to
II KING HENRY VI.