[870] Jul. O serpent ... Did] F2. Q3 F3 F4. Nur. O serpent ... Iv. Did Q2 Q3 Q4 F1.
[871] Dove-feather'd raven] Theobald. Ravenous dou featherd Rauen Q2 Q3 F1. Ravenous dove, feathred Raven Q4 Q5 F2 F3 F4.
wolvish-ravening lamb] As in Qq. A separate line in Ff.
[872] Dove-feather'd ... villain!] Put in the margin by Pope.
[873] Despised ... villain!] Omitted by Hanmer.
[874] Despised] Detested Long MS.
[875] damned] Q4 F2 Q5 F3 F4. dimme Q2 Q3. dimne F1.
villain] vallaine F2.
[876] bower] power Q4. poure Q5.
[877] There's ... dissemblers] As in Capell (following Pope). Two lines, the first ending men, in Qq Ff.
[878] All ... dissemblers] All, all forsworn; ... and all dissemblers Pope. All are forsworn, all false, all are dissemblers Seymour conj. All naught, all forsworn, all dissemblers Anon. conj.
[879] Blister'd] Blistered Q3 Q4 Q5.
[880] at him] Qq. him F1. him so F2 F3 F4.
[881] Will ... cousin?] One line in Qq. Two in Ff.
[882] you] your F2 F3 F4.
[883] Tybalt's] Tibalt or Tybalt Ff.
slain] Qq F1. kil'd F2. kill'd F3 F4.
[884] word there was] Q2 F2 F3 F4. words there was Q3 Q4 F1. words there were Q5.
[885] murder'd] murdered Q4 F1 F3 F4.
[886] rank'd] wrankt Q3 Q4.
[887] follow'd] Q5. followed The rest.
[888] Which ... moved?] Omitted by Pope.
modern] moderate Long MS.
[889] with] which F1.
rear-ward] rear-word Collier conj.
[890] banished: to] Q2 Q5. banished to Q3 Q4 F1 F2 F3. banished, to F4.
[891] corse] Q4. course Q2 Q3. coarse (Q1) Ff Q5.
[892] tears:] teares: or tears: Q3 Q4 Ff. teares? Q2. teares, Q5.
[893] Take ... maidenhead!] Omitted by Pope.
[894] ropes] rops F2.
[895] I;] I, Q5 F3 F4. I The rest.
[896] a] an F4.
[897] maiden-widowed] The hyphen inserted by Rowe.
[898] cords] cordes Q2. cord The rest.
[899] here] heare Q3 Q4.
[900] [Exeunt.] Rowe. Exit. Qq Ff.
[901] Scene III.] Rowe. Scene V. Pope. Scene VI. Capell.
Friar....] Capell. The Monastery. Rowe.
[902] Enter Friar Laurence.] Capell. Enter Frier. (Q1). Enter Frier and Romeo. Qq Ff.
[903] Romeo ... man:] One line in (Q1) Qq. Two in Ff.
man:] man; [Enter Romeo. Capell.
[904] Affliction] Aiffletion F3.
[905] Enter Romeo.] (Q1) Dyce.
[906] Father ... doom?] One line in Qq. Two in Ff.
[907] acquaintance] admittance F4.
[908] with] in Rowe.
[909] What ... doom?] One line in Qq. Two in Ff.
[910] gentler] gentle F4.
vanish'd] vanisht (Q1) Qq Ff. even'd Warburton. issued Heath conj.
[911] Much ... death] Than death itself (Q1) Pope.
[912] Here] Hence (Q1) Hanmer.
[913] Verona] Verona's Pope.
[914] torture, hell] torturing hell Hanmer. Tartar, hell Warburton.
[915] banished] banish'd Rowe.
banish'd] blanisht Q2. banished Rowe.
[916] world's exile] world exilde (Q1). world-exil'd Pope.
[917] then ... mis-term'd:] Omitted in (Q1) Pope.
[918] then] that Theobald.
banished] banishment Hanmer.
[919] banished] banishment (Q1) Pope.
[920] smilest] smil'st Q5 F3 F4.
[921] rush'd] push'd Capell conj. and Long MS. brush'd Collier MS.
[922] This] That Rowe.
dear] meere (Q1). meer Pope.
[923] Live] Lives Rowe.
[924] blessing] blessings F4.
[925] Who] Which Pope.
[926] Who ... 'banished'?] Put in the margin by Pope. See note (VIII).
[927] as] and Rowe (ed. 2).
[928] But ... death?] See note (IX).
[929] sharp-ground] Hyphen inserted in F4. sharpt ground F2.
[930] Howling attends] (Q1) Qq. Howlings attends F1. Howlings attend F2 F3 F4.
[931] sin-absolver] Ff. sin (or sinne) obsolver Qq.
[932] 'banished'] banishment (Q1) Pope.
[933] Thou ... word] (Q1) Malone. Then fond mad man, heare me a little speake Q2 Q3. Thou ... a little speake Q4 Q5. Then fond mad man, heare me speake F1. Fond mad man, heare me speake F2 F3 F4 (mad-man F4).
[934] thee] the F2.
keep off that] beare off this (Q1). bear off that Pope.
[935] more.] more: F2 F3 F4. more—Rowe.
[936] madmen] mad man Q2.
[937] How ... eyes?] One line in Qq. Two in Ff.
that] Q2. om. Q3 Q4 Ff Q5.
wise men] Qq. wisemen F1 F2. wise-men F3 F4.
[938] dispute] (Q1) Qq. dispaire F1 F2. despair F3 F4.
[939] thou] [yu] F1. thō F2.
[940] Wert thou as young] If thou wert young Seymour conj.
as I, Juliet thy] (Q1) Qq. as Juliet my Ff.
[941] murdered] murdered (Q1) F2.
[942] Then ... hair] One line in (Q1) Rowe. Two in Qq Ff.
mightst ... mightst] (Q1) Q5. mightest ... mightst Q2. mightest ... mightest Q3 Q4 F1 F2. might'st ... might'st F3 F4. (milh'st F4).
[943] [Knocking within.] Throwing himself on the ground. Knock within. Rowe. Enter Nurse, and knocke. Q2. Enter Nurse, and knockes. Q3 Ff. Nurse knocks. Q4 Q5.
[944] Arise ... thyself] One line in Qq. Two in Ff.
[945] Rom. Not I ... arise;] Omitted by Pope.
[946] Not I] As in Qq. In a separate line in Ff.
[947] [Knocking.] They knocke. Q2 Q3. Knocke. Q4 Ff Q5.
[948] Hark ... arise] One line in Qq. Two in Ff.
Who's] whose Q2 Q3.
[949] [Knocking.] Sludknock. Q2. Slud knock. Q3. Knocke againe. Q4 Q5. Knocke. Ff.
[950] simpleness] wilfulness (Q1) Pope.
[Knocking.] Knocke. Qq Ff.
[951] Who ... will?] One line in Qq. Two in Ff.
[952] Nurse [Within] Rowe. Nur. Qq Ff.
Let ... errand] One line in Qq. Two in Ff.
errand] errant Q2 Q3.
[953] Enter Nurse.] As in Rowe. Inserted after line 78 in Qq Ff.
[954] Where is] (Q1) Rowe. Wheres Q2 Q3. Where's Q4 F1 Q5 F3. Wher's F2 F4.
[955] There ... drunk] One line in (Q1) Pope. Two in Qq Ff.
[956] mistress'] Pope. mistresse or mistress Qq Ff. mistress's Rowe.
case] cause F2 F3.
[957] O woeful ... predicament] Given to 'Friar' by Steevens (Farmer conj.). Continued to 'Nurse' in Qq Ff.
[958] lies] liles F2.
[959] Stand up ... stand;] Omitted by Pope.
[960] an you] Rowe (ed. 2). and you Qq Ff.
[961] an O? Rom. Nurse] an—Rom. Oh nurse Hanmer.
[962] Well, death's] (Q1) Malone. deaths Q2 Q3 F1 F2 F3. death's Q4 F4. death is Q5.
[963] Spakest] Q2 Q3 Q4. Spak'st Q5. Speak'st Ff.
is it] ist Q5. is't F4.
[964] she not] (Q1) Q5. not she Q2 Q3 Q4 Ff.
[965] I have] have I Rowe (ed. 2).
childhood] child-head Q5.
[966] doth] does F4.
[967] conceal'd] conseal'd Warburton.
our cancell'd] our canceld (Q1) Qq. our conceal'd Ff.
[968] calls ... cries] cries ... calls (Q1) Pope.
on] om. F3 F4.
[969] As if ... gun] As in Rowe. One line in (Q1) Qq Ff.
[970] dead'y] dead F1.
[971] Murder'd] Murdered F3 F4.
O] om. Pope.
[972] anatomy] anotamy F2.
[973] [Drawing his sword.] Theobald. om. Qq Ff. He offers to stab himselfe, and Nurse snatches the dagger away. (Q1).
hand:] hand. [wresting the Dagger from him. Capell.
[974] denote] (Q1) Q4 F1 Q5. denote Q2 Q3. doe note F2. do note F3 F4.
[975] Unseemly ... both!] Omitted by Pope.
[976] Or] (Q1) Steevens. And Qq Ff. An Warburton.
both] groth Warburton (? for growth).
[977] lady ... lives.] F4. lady, that in thy life lies, Qq F1 F2 F3. lady too, that lives in thee? (Q1) Pope.
[978] By doing ... defence] Omitted in (Q1) Pope.
[979] rail'st] raylest Q2 Q3 Q4.
[980] do meet In thee at once] so meet, In thee atone Warburton.
[981] lose] Q5 F3 F4. loose The rest.
[982] Which] Who Rowe (ed. 2).
a] an Q5 F4.
[983] Digressing] Disgressing Q3 Q4.
[984] in a] in the Capell (corrected in Errata).
[985] a-fire] Dyce. afire Collier. a fier Q2 Q3. a fire Q4 Ff. on fire Q5.
[986] slew'st ... too] (Q1) F2 F3 F4. slewest Tibalt, there art thou happie Qq. slew'st ... happie F1. slew'st Tybalt; there thou'rt happy too Pope.
[987] becomes] Qq. became Ff.
[988] turns] turnes Q2 Q4 Q5. turne Q3. turn'd Ff.
[989] of blessings] of blessing Q3. or blessing F1.
lights] (Q1) Q4. light Q2 Q3 Ff Q5.
[990] misbehaved and] (Q1) Q4 Q5. mishaued and Q2 Q3. mishaped and F1. mis-shaped and a F2 F3. misshapen and a F4. mis-hav'd and a Rowe.
[991] pout'st upon] powts upon Q4. poutst upon Q5. puts up Q2 Q3. puttest up Ff. frownst upon (Q1). poutest up Nicholson conj.
[992] the prince] Q2 Q4 Q5. thy prince Q3 Ff.
[993] all the night] Qq. all night Ff. all night long Pope.
[994] learning] learaing Q4.
[995] Here sir] Here is (Q1) Collier (ed. 2).
bid] Q2 Q3 Ff. bids Q4 Q5.
[996] [Exit.] Capell, after good night, line 166. om. Qq Ff. Exit Nurse. (Q1).
[997] Go hence ... hence:] Omitted in (Q1) Pope.
[998] Go hence] As in Qq. In a separate line in Ff.
[999] disguised] disguise Q2.
[1000] Farewell] om. Pope.
[1001] Scene IV.] Rowe. Scene VI. Pope. Scene VII. Capell.
A room ...] Capell. Capulet's House. Rowe.
[1002] Enter ...] Rowe. Enter old Capulet, his wife and Paris. Qq Ff.
[1003] had] om. F3 F4.
[1004] I promise ... ago] Omitted by Pope.
[1005] a-bed] Rowe (ed. 2). a bed Qq Ff.
[1006] time] (Q1) Rowe. times Qq Ff.
woo] woe Q4.
[1007] I will ... heaviness] Omitted in (Q1) Pope.
[1008] she's mew'd] Theobald. shees mewed Q2. she is mewed Q3 Q4 Ff Q5. she is mew'd Rowe.
[1009] [calling him back. Capell.
desperate] separate Hanmer (Warburton).
[1010] be] me Q2.
[1011] nay ...not] nay, I not doubt it Hanmer.
[1012] here of] Q4 F3 F4. here, of Q2 F1 F2. hereof, Q3. here with Q5. there with Keightley.
[1013] next—] Rowe. next, Qq Ff.