As You Like It, V, 1.

29: wise man] wiseman Ff. See note (iii).

34: sir] sit F₁.

48: or, to wit] to wit Steevens (Farmer conj.).

52: policy] F₂ F₃ F₄. police F₁.

56: seeks] F₃ F₄. seekes F₁ F₂. seek Rowe.

As You Like It, V, 2.

4: persever] F₁ F₂. persevere F₃ F₄.

7: nor her] Rowe. nor Ff.

12–15: Printed as five lines ending consent...I...followers:...you,...Rosalinda in Ff.

13: all’s] Ff. all his Pope.

15: Enter R.] Ff (after line 11).

17: And you] And you, and your Johnson conj.

[Exit.] Capell. om. Ff.

25: swoon] sound F₁ F₂ F₃. swound F₄.

handkercher] handkerchief F₄.

28: fight] sight F₄.

29: overcame] overcome F₁.

52: I say] (I say) Ff.

56: year] F₃. yeare F₁ F₂. years F₄.

58: cries it] crieth Capell conj.

59: shall you] F₁ F₂. you shall F₃ F₄.

64: meanings] meaning S. Walker conj.

69: Scene iii. Pope.

75: Look...you] Look on him, love him, for he worships you Anon. conj.

77: all made] F₁ F₂. made all F₃ F₄.

82: all made] Ff. made all Rowe.

89: observance] F₁ F₃ F₄. obserbance F₂. obedience Dyce (Collier MS.).

91: observance] Ff. obeisance Ritson conj. obedience Malone conj. perseverence Heath conj. endurance Harness conj. deservance Nicholson conj.

99: Who...to] Rowe. Why...too Ff. Whom...to Singer.

103, 108, 110: To Sil.] Pope. om. Ff.

104, 105: To Phe.] Pope. om. Ff.

105: all together] F₄. altogether F₁ F₂ F₃.

106, 110: To Orl.] Pope. om. Ff.

107: satisfied] satisfy Douce conj.

113–115: Printed as a verse by Reed.

As You Like It, V, 3.

Scene iii.] Scene iv. Pope.

11: the only] only the Capell conj. your only Grant White.

17: In the] Ff. In Knight (Edinburgh MS.). See note (xii).

the only...ring] Edinburgh MS. and Steevens conj. the onely...rang Ff. the pretty spring Rowe (ed. 2). the only...rank Johnson (ed. 2). the pretty ring Steevens conj. the only...range Whiter conj. the only...spring Harness conj.

22: folks] fools Edin. MS.

would] did Edin. MS.

23: In] F₁ F₂ and Edin. MS. In the F₃ F₄.

24: This] F₁ F₂ and Edin. MS. The F₃ F₄.

26: a life] Ff and Edin. MS. life Hanmer.

27: In] F₁ F₂ and Edin. MS. In the F₃ F₄.

28–31: Placed after line 19 in Ff. Transferred by Johnson (Thirlby conj.); so in Edin. MS.

28: And...time] Then prettie lovers take the tym. Edin. MS.

33: untuneable] untunable Ff. untimeable Theobald.

34, 35: time...time] tune...tune S. Walker conj.

37: buy you] Ff. b’ w’ you Rowe.

As You Like It, V, 4.

Scene iv.] Scene v. Pope.

Celia.] Colia. F₂.

4: that fear] that think Hanmer.

fear they hope...they fear] fear their hap...their fear Warburton. fear with hope and hope with fear Johnson conj. fear, they hope, and now they fear Id. conj. fear their hope, and know their fear. Capell (Heath conj.). feign they hope, and know they fear. Blackstone conj. fear, then hope; and know, then fear Musgrave conj. fearing hope, and hoping fear Mason conj. hope they fear, then know they fear Becket conj. fear the hope, and know the fear Jackson conj. fear may hope, and know they fear Harness conj. fear; they hope, and know they fear Delius (Henley conj.). fear to hope and know they fear Collier MS.

5: urged] heard Collier MS.

21: your] Pope. you your Ff.

25: even.] even—even so Collier (Collier MS.)

[Exeunt R. and C.] Exit Ros. and Celia. Ff.

33: Whom] F₁ F₂. Who F₃ F₄.

Enter T. and A.] Enter Clowne and Audrey. Ff (after line 33).

35: Scene vi. Pope.

36, 37: very strange] unclean Hanmer (Warburton).

48: was] was not Johnson conj.

50: seventh] F₁ F₂. the seventh F₃ F₄.

53: you of] of you Warburton.

55, 56: binds...breaks] bids...bids break Warburton.

61: fool’s] F₄. fooles F₁ F₃. foles F₂.

and such] in such Farmer conj.

61, 62: Touch. According...diseases.] Jaq. According......sir. Touch. And...diseases— S. Walker conj.

62: diseases] discourses Johnson conj. phrases Mason conj. discords Anon. conj.

76: I lie] I ly’d Capell.

76, 77: so to the] F₂ F₃ F₄. so ro F₁. so the Rowe.

93: take up] make up De Quincey MS.

98: as] om. Rowe.

104: Atone] Attone Ff.

108: her hand] F₃ F₄. his hand F₁ F₂.

109: his bosom] her bosom Malone.

113: sight] shape Johnson conj.

114, 115: Printed as one line in Ff.

134: these things] thus we Collier MS.

140: of] in Collier MS.

142: daughter, welcome,] F₄. daughter welcome, F₁ F₂ F₃. daughter-welcome Theobald.

144: Enter Jaques de Boys.] Rowe. Enter Second Brother. Ff.

158: them] Rowe. him Ff.

161: brothers’] Capell. brothers F₁ F₂ F₃. brother’s F₄. brothers, Reed.

169: states] ’states Collier.

180, 182, 183, 184, 185: Stage directions not in Ff.

181: deserves] deserve Pope.

191: we will] F₂ F₃ F₄. wee’l F₁.

192: As] And Reed.

trust they’ll end, in] Pope. trust, they’l end in Ff.

[A dance.] Capell. Exit. F₁. om. F₂ F₃ F₄.

Epilogue.] Warburton. Seymour supposes what follows to be spurious.

6: then] tho’ Kenrick conj.

7: cannot] can Pope.

12: please you] F₁ F₂. pleases you F₃ F₄. pleases them Hanmer (Warburton). please them Steevens.

and I] and so I Steevens (Farmer conj.).

14: hates] hate Pope.

them] them) to like as much as pleases them Hanmer (Warburton).

20: [Exeunt.] F₂ F₃ F₄.  [Exit. F₁.