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

by William Shakespeare

[1895] rash] harsh Rowe.

[1896] to us; and for him] to us, and for him Ff. to him, and Q. by him; and for him Collier conj.

[1897] Diomedes'] Diomeds F₁.

[1898] so concluded] Q. concluded so Ff.

[1899] and] an F₂.

[1900] effect] affect F₂.

[1901] my] Q F₁. may F₂ F₃. many F₄.

[1902] Good ... Have not] As one line by Keightley.

[1903] secrets of nature] Ff. secrets of neighbor Pandar Q. secret'st things of nature Theobald. secretest of natures Hanmer. secret'st things in nature Capell conj. secrets even of nature Heath conj. secretest of nature Malone conj. secrecies of nature Singer (Steevens conj.) secret springs of nature Jackson conj. secret laws of nature Collier MS. secretairs of nature or secretaries of nature Staunton conj.

[1904] taciturnity] taciturnity than I Keightley.