The Works of William Shakespeare [Cambridge Edition] [Vol. 6 of 9]

by William Shakespeare

[1446] come] Q F₂ F₃ F₄. came F₁.

and] om. Pope.

[1447] And under-honest ... worthier] In self-assumption greater than in note Of judgment: say, men worthier Pope.

[1448] in the] om. Steevens conj.

and worthier] Tell him this; And add, besides, that worthier S. Walker conj.

[1449] tend] Q. tends Ff. shend Becket conj.

[1450] on, Disguise the] Ff. on Disguise, the Q.

[1451] underwrite] under-write Q. under write Ff. under-goe Pope.

[1452] pettish lunes] Hanmer. pettish lines Ff. course, and time Q. course and times Pope.

his flows] F₃ F₄. his flowes F₁ F₂. and flowes Q.