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

by William Shakespeare

[1752] Take ... way] Omitted by Pope. Then, dear my lord, take you the instant way Capell.

[1753] one] on Q.

[1754] hedge] Ff. turne Q. edge Collier.

[1755] And leave ... all] Keightley ends the lines horse ... pavement ... on ... yours ... like ... shakes ... arms ... comer ... sighing ... remuneration ... birth, ... love, ... all.

[1756] hindmost: Or ... trampled on: then] him, most, then Q (omitting Or ... on).

[1757] hindmost; Or like a] hindermost; and there you lye Like to a Pope.

[1758] first] the first Keightley.

[1759] Lie] lies Keightley.

[1760] Lie there ... O'er-run and] Arranged as in Ff. For pavement to the abject, near o'errun And Pope. You're left ... O'er-run and Seymour conj.

[1761] abject rear,] Hanmer, reading the rest with Pope and Theobald. abject, neere F₁ F₂. abject, near F₃ F₄. abject near, Theobald.