The Works of William Shakespeare [Cambridge Edition] [Vol. 7 of 9]

by William Shakespeare

[2246] His ... Byzantium] As in Pope. One line in Ff.

[2247] I say, ... has] I say my lords h'as Pope. Why say my Lords ha 's F₁. Why I say my Lords ha's F₂ F₃. Why, I say my Lords h'as F₄. Why, I say, my lords, he has Capell. Why, I say, my lords, has Dyce. I say, my lords, he has Edd. (Globe Ed.).

[2248] And slain in fight] And slain in battle Pope. slain In battle Hanmer, ending line 62 at slain.

[2249] made] made murder Anon. conj.

[2250] with 'em; He's a] with em Hes a F₂. with em He's a F₃. with 'em, He's a F₄. with him: He's a F₁. with 'em, he Is a Hanmer. with 'em, he's A Malone. with 'em here. He's a S. Walker conj. with himself; He's a Keightley.

[2251] sworn] swoln Warburton.

[2252] Divided as in Ff. Malone ends line 67 at often.

[2253] That often] Oft' Hanmer.

and takes his] and takes Pope. takes his Capell.

[2254] If there were ... enough] Were there ... enough alone Pope. And, if there were ... enough Capell. Were there ... itself enough Collier MS. That if there were ... enough Long MS. If there were no more foes, that were enough Dyce, ed. 2 (S. Walker conj.). If there were no other foes, that were enough Keightley.