[5891] their] Ff. our Qq.

[5892] Who ... nothing;] One line in Qq. Two in Ff.

something, nothing] something-nothing Staunton.

[5893] not] naught Grant White conj.

[5894] By heaven] Q₁. om. Ff Q₂ Q₃.

thoughts] thought Q₁.

[5895] Oth. Ha!] om. Q₁.

beware, my lord, of] beware Q₁.

[5896] the] a Q₂ Q₃.

mock] F₃ F₄. mocke Qq F₁ F₂. make Hanmer (Theobald conj.) mamock Smith conj. 'mock (for mamock) Grey conj. muck Becket conj.

[5897] mock ... on:] mock— The meat it feeds on! Anon. conj. (1814).

[5898] The] That Q₁.

that] What Q₃.

[5899] Who ... wronger] Who certaine of his wronger Q₃.

Who, certain] Who's certain Capell conj.

loves not] hates not Steevens's reprint of Q₁. See note (VI).

[5900] strongly] Qq. soundly Ff. fondly Knight.

[5901] riches] rich Q₃.

fineless] endless Pope.

as poor] poor Q₃.

winter] want Theobald conj. (withdrawn).

[5902] heaven] God Q₁.

[5903] Why, why] Qq. Why? why Ff.

this?] this, Iago? Capell.

[5904] Is once] Qq. Is Ff. is At once Hanmer, ending the previous line at is.

[5905] exsufflicate] exufflicate Qq F₁ F₂ F₃. exufflicated F₄. exsuffolate Hanmer. exsufflate Richardson conj.

blown] blowne Qq. blow'd F₁. blowed F₂ F₃ F₄.

[5906] thy] the F₂ F₃ F₄.

[5907] well] Qq. om. Ff.

[5908] these] there Jackson conj.

are more] Qq F₁. are most F₂ F₃ F₄. make more Warburton.

[5909] chose] chosen Q₂ Q₃.

[5910] or] and Q (1695) and Hanmer.

[5911] I am] I'm Pope.

[5912] it] Qq. this Ff.

[5913] of] for Q₃.

[5914] Wear] Were Q₃.

eye] eyes Ff.

jealous] Iealious F₁ F₂.

[5915] heaven] God Q₁.

[5916] They ... conscience] One line in Qq. Two in Ff.

not] om. Q₁.

[5917] leave't] Q₁ Ff. leave Q₂ Q₃.

keep't] Q₃. keepe't Q₃. keepe Q₁. kept Ff.

[5918] so?] so. Q₁.

[5919] Why,] om. Pope.

[5920] seel] seele F₁ F₂. seale Qq F₃. seal F₄.

oak] owls Johnson conj. hawk's Staunton conj.

[5921] He ... blame;] One line in Qq. Two in Ff.

to blame] F₄. too blame The rest.

[5922] to] to to F₂.

thee] you Rowe (ed. 2).

[5923] Not a jot] No Seymour conj.

I'faith] Ifaith Q₁. Trust me Ff Q₂ Q₃.

[5924] Comes ... moved:] One line in Qq. Two in Ff.

my] your F₁.

you're] Rowe. you are Qq. y'are Ff.

[5925] should] would Pope.

such] om. Q₃.

vile] Qq. vilde F₁ F₂ F₃. vild F₄.

success] excess Pope (ed. 2).

[5926] As ... friend—] One line in Qq. Two in Ff.

As] Qq. Which Ff.

aim not at] aime not at Qq. aym'd not F₁ F₂. aim'd not F₃ F₄. aim'd not at Rowe.

worthy] trusty Q₁.

[5927] you're] Rowe. you are Qq. y'are Ff.

[5928] I] om. Q₃.

[5929] Long ... so!] One line in Qq. Two in Ff.

[5930] itself—] it self— F₃ F₄. it selfe— F₁ F₂. it selfe. Qq.

[5931] Ay ... you—] One line in Qq. Two in Ff.

[5932] Whereto] Wherein Q₃.

[5933] Foh!] Foh, Ff. Fie Qq.

one] Ff. we Qq.

most] must Q₃.

[5934] disproportion] Qq. disproportions Ff.

[5935] position] suspicion Collier MS.

[5936] her; though I may fear] her, though I may fear: Nicholson conj.

[5937] fall] fail Nicholson conj.

[5938] happily] haply so Pope.

Farewell, farewell] Farewell Qq, ending the lines if more ... on ... Iago.

[5939] Set ... Iago.] As in Rowe. Two lines in Ff.

[5940] [Going] Rowe. om. Qq Ff.

[5941] Why ... doubtless] One line in Qq. Two in Ff.

[5942] [Returning] Returns. Capell. om. Qq Ff.

[5943] Iago. My lord ... honour To scan] My lord ... honour, Iag. To scan Q₁.

[5944] further] Qq. farther Ff.

[5945] Though it be fit] Tho it be fit Q₁. Although 'tis fit Ff. And though tis fit Q₂ Q₃.

[5946] hold] Qq. om. F₁. put F₂ F₃ F₄.

off] of Q₃.

[5947] his] Ff. her Qq.

[5948] [Exit.] Qq F₁. om. F₂ F₃ F₄.

[5949] Scene vi. Pope.

[5950] qualities] Q₁. quantities Ff Q₂ Q₃.

learned] Qq. learn'd Ff.

[5951] spirit, Of] spirit Of S. Walker conj.

[5952] human] Rowe. humaine Q₁. humane The rest.

dealings] dealing Q₁.

do] om. Pope.

[5953] down] dewne Q₂ Q₃.

[5954] prey] pray Q₃.

Haply] Ff. Happily Qq.

[5955] vale] valt Q₁.

[5956] abused] aduis'd Q₃.

[5957] curse] the curse Pope.

[5958] of] Ff. in Qq.

[5959] corner] cornet Q₃.

the thing] Ff. a thing Qq.

[5960] uses] use Pope.

plague of] Qq. plague to Ff.

great ones] Hyphened in Ff.

[5961] less] more Malone conj.

[5962] 'Tis] This Q₃.

[5963] Desdemona] Qq. Looke where she Ff.

Re-enter ...] Dyce, after believe't, line 283. Enter ... Ff. Enter ... Qq, after beleeve it, line 283.

[5964] O, then heaven mocks] Heaven mock'd Ff.

[5965] believe't] beleeve it Qq.

[5966] islanders] Ff. Ilander Qq.

[5967] to blame] Qq F₄. too blame F₁ F₂ F₃.

Why ... faintly?] Ff. Why is your speech so faint? Qq.

[5968] Why ... well?] As in Ff. One line in Qq.

[5969] here] heare Q₂ Q₃.

[5970] Faith] Q₁. Why Ff Q₂ Q₃.

[5971] it hard] your head Q₁.

[offering to bind his head. Collier (Collier MS.)

[5972] well] well againe Q₁.

[goes to do it with a Handkerchief. Capell.

[He puts ...] Capell, substantially. She drops her Handkerchief. Rowe. lets fall her napkine. Anon. MS. See note (IV).

[5973] Des. I am ... well.] Omitted by Capell, but corrected in Notes.

[Exeunt ...] Ex. Oth. and Desd. Q₁ (after line 294). Exit Oth. and Des. Q₂ Q₃ (after line 294). Exit. F₁ (after line 292). Exeunt F₂ F₃ F₄ (after line 292).

[5974] Scene vii. Pope.

napkin] napkin here Hanmer.

[picking it up. Capell.

[5975] Woo'd] Ff. Wooed Qq.

[5976] To ... not I] Arranged as in Qq Ff. The lines end out, ... Iago; ... I: in Johnson.

[5977] talk to] talke too F₂. talk too Q (1695).

have] Ff. ha Qq.

[5978] I'll ... will] I will have the work Ta'en out, and give it to Iago, but What he'll Hanmer, ending the lines work ... but ... I.

[5979] he will] Ff. hee'll Q₁. he'l Q₂ Q₃.

[5980] nothing but to please] nothing know, but for Q₁.

Re-enter Iago.] Dyce. Enter Iago. Ff. Enter Iago. Qq (after line 302).

[5981] I have ... me?] One line, S. Walker conj.

[5982] A] Qq. You have a Ff.

A ... thing—] One line in Qq. Two in Ff. Steevens (1778), reading with Ff, puts You ... thing—in one line.

thing—] Ff Q₂ Q₃. thing. Q₁.

[5983] wife] thing Q₁.

[5984] handkerchief] handkercher Q₁.

[5985] stol'n] stolne F₁ F₂. stoln F₃. stollen F₄. stole Qq.

[5986] No, faith] Qq. No: but Ff.

[5987] took 't] Q₁ Ff. tooke it Q₂ Q₃.

[5988] it is] Qq. 'tis Ff.

[5989] What ... it?] Divided as in Theobald. The first line ends bin in Q₁. The first ends with it in Q₂ Q₃. Prose in Ff.

[5990] with 't] Ff. with it Qq.

that] om. F₃ F₄. Restored by Capell.

[5991] filch] fetch Q₃. filtch F₄.

[Snatching it] Rowe. Capell, after line 317. om. Qq Ff.

what's] Qq. what is Ff.

[5992] If 't] Q₂ Q₃. If it Q₁ Ff.

for] om. Collier MS.

[5993] Give 't me] Giv 't me Ff. Give mee 't Q₁ Q₂. Give me 't Q₃. Give it me Steevens.

[5994] Be ... me.] Divided as in Capell. One line in Qq. Two, the first ending on 't: in Ff.

[5995] not acknown on 't] F₃ F₄. not acknowne on 't F₁ F₂. not you knowne on 't Q₁ Q₃. not you acknowne on 't Q₂. not you known in 't Johnson conj. not you known of't Malone.

[5996] lose] Qq. loose Ff.

[5997] writ] Wright Q₃.

[5998] The ... poison:] Omitted in Q₁.

poison] poysons F₂ F₃ F₄. potion S. Walker conj. practice S. Walker conj. (withdrawn).

[5999] Dangerous ... poisons,] Omitted in Rowe (ed. 2).

natures] nature Pope.

[6000] act] art, Q₁.

[6001] mines] mindes Q₁.

I did say so:] Hide it!—so—so— Blackstone conj. (withdrawn).

[Observing Othello seemingly disturb'd. Hanmer.

[6002] Scene viii. Pope.

Re-enter Othello.] Dyce, after yesterday, line 337. Transferred by Edd. (Globe ed.) Ent. Othello. Q₁, opposite line 332. Enter Othello. Q₂, opposite line 332. om. Q₃. Enter Othello. Ff, after line 333. Enter Othello, at a Distance. Capell, after line 333. Enter Othello. Knight, after yesterday, line 337.

[6003] Nor] om. F₄.

[6004] owedst] hadst Pope.

Oth] Oth. [coming forward. Collier (ed. 2.)

Ha! ha!] Ha! Pope.

to me?] Ff. to me, to me? Qq.

[6005] thou hast] thou'st Pope.

[6006] know 't] know Q₁.

now] om. Pope.

[6007] sense] Q₁ F₁. sence Q₂ Q₃. sent F₂ F₃. scent F₄.

of her] Qq. in her Ff.

of lust] or lust Warburton.

[6008] saw 't] saw it F₄.

[6009] was] Qq. fed well, was Ff.

[6010] Pioners] Pyoners Qq F₁ F₂. Pioneers F₃ F₄. Pyoneers Q (1695).

[6011] troop] troope Qq. troopes F₁ F₂. troops F₃ F₄.

wars] war Rowe (ed. 2).

[6012] make] F₂ F₃ F₄. makes Qq F₁.

farewell,] farewell; F₁.

[6013] ear-piercing] fear-'spersing Warburton conj.

[6014] you] Ff. ye Qq.

rude] Ff. wide Qq.

[6015] dread] Ff. great Qq.

clamours] clamor Q₁.

[6016] possible, my lord?] possible?—My lord,— Capell.

[6017] [Taking him by the Throat. Capell.

[6018] [Catching hold on him. Rowe.

[6019] man's] mans Q₁. mine Ff. my Q₂ Q₃. thine Anon. conj.

[6020] hadst been] hadst Q (1695).

have] to have Anon. conj.

[6021] Than] That Q₃.

[6022] lord,—] lord— Pope. lord. Qq Ff.

[6023] horror's] Hanmer. horrors Qq Ff. horrors' Anon. conj.

horrors] horror S. Walker conj.

[6024] For ... that.] As in Ff. One line in Qq.

[6025] defend] Qq. forgive Ff.

[6026] be wi'] Rowe. b' w' F₄. buy The rest.

mine] my Q₂ Q₃.

O] om. Pope.

[6027] livest] Qq. lov'st Ff.

thine] thy Q (1695).

[6028] world! Take] Ff. world, take Qq.

[6029] sith] Ff. since Qq.

[6030] honest.] honest— Rowe.