As You Like It, III, 1.

Scene i. A room...] Capell.

Duke F.] Duke, F₁.

1: see] seen Singer (Collier MS.).

3: seek] F₁. see F₂ F₃ F₄.

As You Like It, III, 2.

Scene ii. Enter...paper] Capell. Enter Orlando. Ff.

11: Scene iii. Pope.

25: good] pood F₁.

28: good] bad Hanmer. gross Warburton.

33: hope.] hope— Rowe.

41: Touchstone] Mr. Touchstone Capell.

50: a mutton] F₁. mutton F₂ F₃ F₄.

54: more sounder] sounder Pope.

56: courtier’s] countiers F₂.

59: flesh indeed!] flesh indeed: Ff. flesh: indeed!— Steevens.

71: bawd] F₁ F₂. a bawd F₃ F₄.

76: Master] M^r Ff.

77: Scene iv. Pope.

Enter R....reading.] Capell. Enter Rosalind. Ff.

78: western] the western Pope.

82: lined] Linde F₁ F₂ F₃. Lind F₄. limn’d Capell.

84: face] fair S. Walker conj.

85: the fair of] F₁ F₂. the most fair F₃ F₄. the face of Rowe (ed. 2). of the fair Becket conj.

88: rank to] F₃ F₄. ranke to F₁ F₂. rate to Hanmer. rant at Grey conj.

95: Winter] F₃ F₄. Wintred F₁ F₂.

99: nut] F₁ F₂. meat F₃ F₄.

112: forest] forester Warburton.

113: Scene v. Pope.

115: [reads] om. Ff.

a desert] Rowe. desert Ff. desert silent Steevens (Tyrwhitt conj.).

129: The] F₁ F₂. This F₃ F₄.

131: charged] charg’d F₁ F₂. chang’d F₃ F₄.

135: cheek] cheeke F₁ F₂. cheeks F₃ F₄.

her] Rowe. his Ff.

145: pulpiter] Edd. (Spedding conj.). Jupiter Ff. Juniper Warburton.

147: cried] cride, have your parishiones withall, and never cri’de F₂.

148: back, friends] back-friends Theobald.

152: [Exeunt C. and T.] Exit. Ff.

153: Scene vi. Pope.

162: the wonder] F₁ wonder F₂ F₃ F₄.

163, 164: palm-tree] plane-tree Collier conj.

164: Pythagoras’] Pythagoras. Ff. Pythagoras’s Rowe.

168: And] Ay, and Capell.

169: you] F₁ F₂. your F₃ F₄.

177: tell] till F₂.

180: hooping] F₁ F₂ F₃. hoping F₄. whooping Theobald.

181: Good my] Odd’s my Theobald. Good! cry Becket conj. Goad my Jackson conj. Hood my Staunton conj.

complexion] coz perplexer Heath conj.

182: hose] F₁. a hose F₂ F₃ F₄.

183, 184: South-sea of discovery;] South-sea off discovery. Theobald (Warburton). South-sea Discover, Johnson conj. South-sea discovery: Id. conj. south-sea-off discovery. Capell.

184: who is it] who is it? Hanmer. who it is Anon. conj.

200: maid] mind Anon. conj.

210: Gargantua’s] Garagantua’s Pope.

212: in] om. Heath conj.

216: wrestled] wrastled F₁ F₃ F₄. wrasted F₂.

217: atomies] F₁ F₂. atomes F₃ F₄. atoms Rowe.

219: good] a good Steevens.

219, 220: a tree] an oak-tree Hanmer (Warburton conj.).

221, 222: drops forth such] F₂ F₃ F₄. droppes forth F₁. drops such Capell.

229: thy tongue] Rowe. the tongue Ff.

230: unseasonably] very unseasonably Reed (1803).

231: heart] Hart Ff.

236: Scene vii. Pope.

here] heere F₁. nerre F₂. near F₃ F₄.

Enter...] Ff (after line 235).

242: buy] Ff. b’w’ Rowe.

246: more] moe F₁.

258: you] your Mason conj.

right] right in the stile of the Hanmer.

259: your] you F₂.

264: most] F₁. no F₂ F₃ F₄.

276: Scene viii. Pope.

277: [Exit...] om. Ff.

280: [Advances. Capell.

290: paces] F₁ F₂. places F₃ F₄.

294: who] F₁. whom F₂ F₃ F₄.

doth he trot] ambles Time Hunter conj.

295: trots hard] ambles Id. conj.

297: hard] ambling Id. conj.

298: year] years F₄.

299: ambles Time] doth he trot Hunter conj.

305: ambles] trots Hunter conj.

306: Who] F₁. Whom F₂ F₃ F₄.

309: Who] F₁. Whom F₂ F₃ F₄.

stays it] stands he Collier (Collier MS.).

317: kindled] kind-led Pope. See note (vii).

323: lectures] F₃ F₄. lectors F₁. lecturs F₂.

324: and] om. F₃ F₄.

330: one] F₁ F₂. ones F₃ F₄.

331: monstrous] most monstrous S. Walker conj.

335: barks] borkes F₂.

337: deifying] F₂ F₃ F₄. defying F₁.

344: are] art F₁.

346: blue] flu Becket conj.

349, 350: in beard] F₁. no beard F₂ F₃ F₄.

354. accoutrements] Rowe. accoustrements Ff.

384: his mad...living] Ff. a dying...living Johnson conj. a mad...loving Id. conj.

living humour of madness] humour of loving madness Farmer conj.

388: clean] F₁. cleare F₂. cleer F₃. clear F₄.

As You Like It, III, 3.

Scene iii.] Scene ix. Pope.

...behind.] om. Ff.

2: how] F₁ F₂. now F₃ F₄.

4: features!...what features] feature!...what’s feature Farmer conj.

11: reckoning] reeking Hanmer.

17, 18: what they...feign] what they swear as lovers, they may be said to feign as poets Johnson conj.

18: may] it may Collier (Mason conj.).

30: foul] faule F₂.

32, 33: I am foul] I am full Tyrwhitt conj. for my foulness Ritson conj.

41: may] might Collier MS.

43: horn-beasts] horne-beasts F₁ F₂. horn’d beasts S. Walker conj.

48: Horns?......alone?] Theobald. horns, even so poor men alone: Ff. Horns!, never for poor men alone? Singer. Are horns given to poor men alone? Collier (Collier MS.). Horns? ever to poor men alone? Dyce. Horns are not for poor men alone. Spedding conj.

50: more] om. Pope.

62: What-ye-call’t] What ye call Rowe (ed. 2).

63: God ’ild] Theobald. goddild F₁. godild F₂ F₃ F₄.

67: bow] bough Capell.

68: her] F₁ F₂. his F₃ F₄.

80: Johnson proposes to place this line after line 82. See note (viii).

83: Master] Sir Warburton.

83, 84: not,—O sweet] Not, o sweet Capell.

84–86, 88–90: Printed as prose in Ff, as verse by Johnson (Warburton conj.).

86: behind thee] behi’ thee Steevens (Farmer conj.)

87, 88: but,—Wind] But wind Capell.

88: Wind] Wend Collier (Johnson conj.).

90: with thee] wi’ thee Steevens (Farmer conj.). bind thee Collier (Collier MS.). with thee to-day Johnson conj.

[Exeunt J. T. and A.] Exeunt. Ff (after line 92).

As You Like It, III, 4.

Scene iv.] Scene x. Pope.

12–16: Ros. And...bread. Cel. He...them] Ros. And his kissing— Cel. Is as...them. S. Walker conj.

13: bread] beard Theobald (Warburton).

14: cast] F₁. chast F₂ F₃ F₄.

15: winter’s] Winifred’s Theobald conj.

27: a lover] F₂ F₃ F₄. lover F₁.

29: confirmer] Ff. confirmers Pope.

38: puisny] Ff. puny Capell. See note (ix).

spurs] spurnes F₂.

39: noble goose] nose-quill’d goose Hanmer. noble joust Becket conj.

40: guides] guider F₂.

43: Who] F₁. Whom F₂ F₃ F₄.

52: Bring us to] Ff. Bring us but to Pope. Come, bring us to Capell. Bring us unto Malone.

As You Like It, III, 5.

Scene v.] Scene xi. Pope.

1: Phebe;] Rowe. Phebe F₁ F₂. Phebe, F₃ F₄.

7: dies and lives] Ff. deals and lives Theobald (Warburton). lives and thrives Hanmer. dies his lips Johnson conj. daily lives Heath conj. eyes, and lives Capell. dyes, and lives Steevens. lives and dies Tollet conj. dines and lives Collier. kills and lives Collier MS.

drops] props F₂.

...behind] om. Ff.

11: pretty, sure] Theobald. pretty sure Ff.

17: swoon] swound Ff.

22: but] om. F₁.

23: capable] Ff. palpable Singer.

26: Nor] Now De Quincey MS.

27: O dear] O my dear Hanmer.

29: meet] F₁ met F₂ F₃ F₄.

35: [Advancing. Capell.

36: and all at once] and rail at once Theobald (Warburton). and domineer Hanmer. à l’outrecuidance Forbes conj.

37: have no] have Theobald (L. H. conj.). have some Hanmer. had more Mason conj. have mo Malone.

37, 38: no...As] more... Yet De Quincey MS.

44: my] F₁. mine F₂ F₃ F₄.

46: black silk] black-silk Capell.

48: entame] entraine Warburton conj.

53: makes] make Pope.

54: flatters] flatter Pope.

62: being foul] being found Warburton.

66–69: Printed in Ff as four lines, ending she’ll...fast...sauce...me? as prose by Pope.

66: your] her Hanmer.

79: Come, to] F₁ F₂. Come to F₃ F₄.

[Exeunt...] Exit. Ff.

80: Dead] F₁. Deed F₂ F₃ F₄. ’Deed, Hanmer.

99: I in] F₁. in F₂. om. F₃ F₄.

And...grace] And such a poverty of grace attends it Rowe.

102: loose] F₁ F₂ F₃. lose F₄.

104: erewhile] F₄. yerewhile F₁ F₂ F₃.

107: carlot] Carlot Ff (in italics).

117: very] om. Capell.

127: I have] F₂ F₃ F₄. Have F₁. Have much Staunton conj.

137: and] om. Capell.

As You Like It, IV, 1.

1: be] om. F₁.

17: in which my] and which by Malone.

my] by F₁.

18: in] is Steevens.

23: my] om. Rowe. me Warburton.

26: Enter...] Ff (after line 23).

28: Jaq.] Orl. F₂.

buy] Ff. b’w’y Rowe.

29: [Exit.] F₂ F₃ F₄. om. F₁. [Exit Jaques. Dyce, after gondola, line 34.

34: gondola] Pope. gundello Ff. gondallo Rowe.

42: thousandth] Rowe. thousand Ff.

51: make] can make Hanmer.

54: beholding] beholden Pope.

comes] F₁ F₄. come F₂ F₃.

in his] against Anon. conj.

55: fortune] forehead Anon. conj.

60: leer] lure Becket conj.

65: Ros.] Orl. F₂.

68: warn] ward Steevens conj. warr’nt Anon. conj.

75: think...ranker] thank...rather Collier (Collier MS.).

76: of] out of Collier MS.

82: die] F₁ F₄. doe F₂ F₃.

86: brains] F₁. brain F₂ F₃ F₄.

91: him] F₁. om. F₂ F₃ F₄.

93: chroniclers] F₂ F₃ F₄. chronoclers F₁. coroners Hanmer (Anon. conj.).

Sestos] Cestos F₁.

117: Ay] om. F₃ F₄.

119: Ros.] Cel. Anon. conj.

122: I...commission] Printed as a verse in Ff.

123: there’s] there Steevens (Farmer conj.). thus Lloyd conj.

139: thou art] you are Rowe (ed. 2).

sleep] weep Warburton.

144: doors] doors fast Rowe (ed. 2).

146: ’twill] it will F₄.

149: wilt] F₃ F₄. wil’t F₁ F₂.

156: occasion] accusation Hanmer. accusing Collier (Collier MS.). confusion Staunton conj.

157: she will...like a fool] she’ll...a fool Capell.

171: pathetical] atheistical Warburton. jesuitical Grey conj.

179: try] try you Collier MS.

180: Scene iii. Pope.

188: it] in F₁.

193: I’ll tell] I tell Edd. conj.

194: Orlando] Orland F₂.

As You Like It, IV, 2.

Scene II.] Scene iv. Pope.

Enter...] Rowe. Enter Jaques and Lords, Forresters. Ff. Enter J. and Lords, in the habit of foresters. Steevens.

2: A Lord] Lord. Ff. 1 F. Capell. 1 Lord. Malone.

7: For.] Rowe. Lord. Ff. 2 F. Capell. 2 Lord. Malone.

10: Song.] Musicke, Song. Ff.

12: Then sing him home] See note (x).

13: the horn] the horn, the horn, the horn Theobald. the horn, the lusty horn Capell.

16: And thy father] And thy own father Hanmer. Ay, and thy or Ay, and his Capell conj.

As You Like It, IV, 3.

Scene iii.] Scene v. Pope.

1–5: How...here] Printed in Ff as five lines, ending clock...Orlando...brain...forth...here.

2: and here much Orlando] Ff. I wonder much Orlando is not here Pope. and how much Orlando comes? Capell. and here’s much Orlando Steevens. and here’s no Orlando Ritson conj. and here mute is Orlando Jackson conj.

5: Enter...] Ff (after line 3).

7: bid] F₂ F₃ F₄. did bid F₁.

8: know] F₁. knew F₂ F₃ F₄.

11: tenour] Theobald. tenure Ff.

18: do] F₁. did F₂ F₃ F₄.

22: Phebe did write it] Phebe did write it, with her own fair hand Mason conj.

23: turn’d into] turned in Capell conj. turn’d so in the Id. conj.

26: on] F₁ F₄. one F₂ F₃.

33: women’s] Ff. woman’s Rowe.

54: chid] chide Rowe.

57: this] that Rowe (ed. 2).

68: strains] F₁. strings F₂ F₃ F₄.

70: snake] sneak Becket conj.

79: brings] F₁. bring F₂ F₃ F₄.

85: and] but Lettsom conj.

86: ripe sister] right forester Lettsom conj.

the] F₁ but the F₂ F₃ F₄.

88: owner] owners Capell conj.

92: this] kis Warbuton.

96: handkercher] handkerchief Rowe.

99: an hour] two hours Hanmer.

100: food] cud Staunton.

103: oak] Pope. old oake Ff.

112: which] F₁. whose F₂ F₃ F₄.

122: amongst] ’mongst Rowe (ed. 2).

132: Was’t you he rescued] Was’t...rescu’d Ff. Was it...rescu’d Warburton.

140: As how] As, how Reed. After this line Capell supposes two lines to be lost, e.g. How, in that habit; what my state, what his; And whose the service he was now engag’d in.

141: In] F₂ F₃ F₄. I F₁.

154: his] F₂ F₃ F₄. this F₁.

155: [R. swoons.] om. Ff.

158: There is more in it] F₁ F₂. There is no more in it F₃ F₄. There is no more in ’t Pope.

Cousin Ganymede!] Cosen Ganimed. Ff. (cosin F₄). Cousin—Ganymed! Johnson.

160: I would] Would Pope.

164: sirrah] sirra Ff. sir Pope. See note (xi).

168: a passion] F₁. passion F₂ F₃ F₄.