[4264] Gone, sir:] Gon sir, Qq. Gone sir, F₁. Good sir, F₂ F₃ F₄. Gone, sir? Jennens. Gone, sir. Knight. Go on, sir; Jackson conj. Going, sir, Grant White conj.

[4265] And yet ... past.] Marked as 'Aside' by Capell.

[4266] may] my Q₂.

[4267] treasury] treasure F₂ F₃ F₄.

[4268] had thought] thought had Q₁ Q₃.

[4269] Ho, ... speak!] Hoa, you, hear you, friend! Sir! Sir! speak! Theobald. Ho, you sir, you sir, friend! Hear you, sir? Speak: Capell.

friend] om. Qq.

Hear] heare Qq F₁. here F₂ F₃ F₄.

speak] speak, speak Keightley.

[4270] Thus ... revives.] Marked as 'Aside' by Capell.

[4271] Hadst ... air,] One line in Qq. Two in Ff.

gossamer] goss'mer Pope. gosmore Qq. gozemore Ff. gossemeer Capell.

feathers,] feathers and F₂ F₃ F₄.

[4272] Thou'dst] F₁. Thoud'st F₂ F₃ F₄. Thou hadst Qq.

[4273] not;] not? Jennens.

speak'st] F₁ F₂. speakst Q₁ Q₃. speakest Q₂. speak F₃ F₄.

sound.] sound? F₄.

[4274] at each] Qq Ff. at least Rowe. attacht Pope. on end Johnson conj. a-stretch Jennens conj. at reach Steevens conj. at end Jackson conj. at eche Singer (ed. 2). at eke Grant White conj. at length Jervis conj. at lash Anon. conj.

[4275] fell] fallen Rowe.

[4276] no?] no I Q₂.

[4277] summit] Rowe (ed. 2). summet F₂ F₃ F₄. somnet F₁. summons Q₁ Q₃. sommons Q₂.

bourn.] bourn! Pope. bourn F₃ F₄. bourne F₁ F₂. borne, Qq.

[4278] a-height] Hyphened by Warburton.

shrill-gorged] shrill-gorg'd F₁. shrill gorg'd Qq. shrill-gor'd F₂ F₃. shrill gor'd F₄.

[4279] up.] up? Q₂.

[4280] death? 'Twas] death twas Q₂.

[4281] arm:] arme? Q₂.

[4282] How is't? Feel] how feele Qq.

[4283] o' the] o' th' F₁. oth' F₂ F₃ F₄. of the Qq.

cliff, what] cliffe, what Q₁ Q₃. cliffe what Q₂. cliffe. What Ff.

[4284] unfortunate] unfortune F₂.

beggar] bagger Q₂.

[4285] methought] Q₁. me thought Ff Q₃. me thoughts Q₂.

[4286] he had] Ff. a had Qq.

[4287] whelk'd] Hanmer. welkt Q₁ Q₃. welk't Q₂. wealk'd F₁ F₂. walk'd F₃ F₄.

enridged] Qq. enraged Ff.

[4288] clearest] F₃ F₄. cleerest Qq F₁ F₂. clarest Pope.

make them] Ff. made their Qq.

[4289] die] dye (in italics) Capell.

die. That] die that Q₂.

[4290] 'twould] Ff. would he Q₁ Q₃. would it Q₂.

[4291] 'The fiend, the fiend:' he] The fiend, the fiend—he Rowe. The fiend, the fiend, he Q₁ Ff. The fiend the fiend, he Q₂. The fiend, the fiend he Q₃.

[4292] Bear ... here?] One line in Qq. Two in Ff.

Bear free] F₃ F₄. Beare free F₁ F₂. Bare, free Q₁ Q₃. Bare free Q₂.

Enter Lear ...] Capell. Enter Lear mad. Qq (after thus, line 82). Enter Lear. Ff (after thoughts). Enter Lear, drest madly with Flowers. Theobald (after thoughts).

[4293] Scene vii. Pope.

[4294] The ... thus.] As in Ff. One line in Qq.

[4295] safer] sober Warburton. saner Johnson conj.

will] would Hanmer.

[4296] coining] coyning Qq. crying Ff.

[4297] side-piercing] Hyphened in Ff.

[4298] Nature's] F₁. Nature is Qq. Natures F₂ F₃ F₄.

[4299] crow-keeper] cow-keeper Rowe (ed. 2).

[4300] piece of] om. Qq.

do't] doo't Ff. do it Qq.

[4301] well flown, bird] well-flown bird Eccles conj.

[4302] bird! i' the clout, i' the clout:] bird: i' th' clout, i' th' clout: Ff (ith' F₂ F₃ F₄). birde in the ayre, Qq (bird Q₂). barb! i' th' clout, i' th' clout: Theobald (Warburton).

[4303] hewgh] Ff. hagh Qq.

[4304] with ... They with a white beard? They Ff. ha Regan, they Qq.

[4305] white] Qq. the white Ff. three white Anon. conj.

[4306] every thing that] Ff. every thing Q₂. all Q₁ Q₃.

said!... too was] saide: I and no too was Q₁ Q₃. saide, I and no toe, was Q₂. said: I, and no too, was Ff. said ay and no to, was Grant White (Anon. apud Pye conj.)

[4307] the wind] wind F₂ F₃ F₄.

[4308] 'em ... 'em] them ... them Qq.

[4309] men] women Upton conj.

o' their] F₁ F₃ F₄. otheir F₂. of their Qq.

[4310] ague-proof] F₄. agu-proofe F₁ F₂. agu-proof F₃. argue-proofe Qq.

[4311] The ... king?] Prose in Qq F₄.

[4312] Ay ... cause?] Verse in Ff. Prose in Qq.

[4313] every] ever Q₂.

[4314] quakes] quake S. Walker conj.

[4315] I pardon ... Adultery?] What was the cause? Adultery. I pardon that man's life. Eccles conj.

[4316] thy] the Pope.

[4317] Adultery?] om. Seymour conj.

[4318] Adultery?... soldiers.] Arranged as in Johnson. Six lines, ending for adultery?... fly ... thrive: ... father, ... sheets ... souldiers, in Ff. Prose in Qq. Capell ends the lines Adultery.— ... No: ... fly ... thrive: ... father, ... sheets ... soldiers.

[4319] die: die for] F₃ F₄. dye: dye for F₁ F₂. dye for Q₁. die for Q₂ Q₃.

[4320] Does] do's Ff. do Q₁ Q₃. doe Q₂.

[4321] than] Than were Capell.

[4322] sheets.] sheets, were unto me. Keightley.

[4323] Behold ... inherit,] Arranged as by Johnson. Prose in Qq Ff.

[4324] yond] F₁ F₂. yon Qq F₃. you F₄.

[4325] presages] Ff. presageth Qq.

[4326] minces] mimics Collier (Collier MS.)

does] do's F₁ F₃ F₄. dos F₂. do Qq.

[4327] To hear] heare Qq. hearing Anon. MS. See note (V).

[4328] name; The] name. The Ff. name to Qq.

[4329] soiled] soyled Qq Ff. stalled Warburton. spoiled Daniel conj. soil'd Keightley, reading To hear ... appetite as two lines, the first ending nor.

[4330] waist] waste Q₁ Ff Q₃. wast Q₂.

they are] tha're Q₂. they're Johnson.

[4331] Beneath ... pit,] Arranged as in Globe ed. Prose in Qq Ff. Johnson reads Beneath ... darkness as one line.

[4332] is all] it is all Warburton.

fiends'] Capell. fiends Qq Ff. fiend's Johnson.

[4333] there's the sulphurous] Edd. (Globe ed.) theres the sulphury Qq (ther's Q₂). there is the sulphurous Ff.

[4334] Burning] there's burning Keightley, ending the lines stench, ... me ... apothecary ... there's ... thee.

consumption] Ff. consummation Q₁ Q₃. consumation Q₂.

[4335] Give ... thee.] Prose in Qq Ff. Two lines, the first ending apothecary, in Johnson.

civet, good apothecary, to sweeten] Punctuated as in Qq. Civet; good Apothecary sweeten Ff.

[4336] Let me ... mortality] Two lines in Ff. Here ... mortality. Qq (as one line).

[4337] O ... me?] As in Rowe. Three lines in Ff. Prose in Qq.

[4338] Shall] Ff. shold Q₁. should Q₂ Q₃.

nought] naught Qq Ff.

Dost thou] Do'st thou Ff. do you Qq.

[4339] thine] Ff. thy Qq.

[4340] squiny] squint Q₃.

at me] Ff. on me Qq.

[4341] this] Ff. That Qq.

but] Ff. om. Qq.

on't] Q₁ Q₃. oft Q₂. of it Ff.

[4342] the letters] Qq. thy letters Ff.

one] om. F₁ F₂.

[4343] I would ... at it] As in Theobald. Prose in Qq. Two lines, the first ending report, in Ff. Marked as 'Aside' by Hanmer.

[4344] the case] this case Rowe.

[4345] nor no] nor Q₁ Q₃.

[4346] a heavy] heavy F₃ F₄.

[4347] light] light one Keightley.

[4348] goes.] Q₂ Ff. goes? Q₁ Q₃.

[4349] this] Ff. the Qq.

[4350] thine] Ff. thy Qq.

[4351] yond ... yond] Ff. yon ... yon Qq.

[4352] thine] Ff. thy Qq.

[4353] change places, and] Omitted in Qq.

[4354] justice ... thief] theefe ... Iustice Qq.

[4355] Ay,] I Qq F₁ F₂. om. F₃ F₄.

[4356] dog's obeyed] dogge, so bad Q₁ Q₃. dogge, so bade Q₂.

[4357] Thou ... cozener.] Arranged as in Pope. Prose in Qq Ff.

[4358] thine] Qq. thy Ff.

[4359] Thou hotly lust'st] Rowe. thou hotly lusts Ff. thy blood hotly lusts Qq (bloud Q₂).

[4360] cozener] cosioner Q₂.

[4361] Through ... not.] Arranged as in Rowe. Prose in Qq Ff.

[4362] Through] Qq. Thorough Ff.

tatter'd] F₁ F₂. tattered Q₁ Q₃. tottered Q₂. and tatter'd F₃ F₄.

clothes] ragges Q₁ Q₃. raggs Q₂.

small] Q₁ Q₃. smal Q₂. great Ff.

[4363] hide] Ff. hides Qq.

Plate sin] Theobald (ed. 2). Plate sins Pope. Place sinnes F₁ F₂. Place sinns F₃. Place sins F₄.

[4364] Plate ... lips.] Omitted in Qq.

[4365] in rags] with rags Jennens.

a] and Rowe.

does] F₂. do's F₁. doth F₃ F₄.

[4366] offend, none,] offend, Hanmer.

able] absolve Hanmer.

'em] them Capell MS.

[4367] Now, now, now, now] Ff. No, now Q₁ Q₃. no now Q₂.

harder, harder] pull harder, harder Keightley.

[4368] Now ... so.] One line of verse in Pope (ed. 2). Capell reads Pull ... so as one line.

[4369] O ... madness!] As in Ff. One line in Qq.

[4370] impertinency mix'd!] Impertinency mixt, Ff. impertinency, mixt Q₁. impertinencie mixt Q₂.

[4371] If ... her to. Verse in Ff. Prose in Qq.

[4372] fortunes] Ff. fortune Qq.

[4373] know'st] knowest Q₂.

[4374] wawl] wawle Ff. waile Q₁ Q₃. wayl Q₂.

mark.] marke me. Qq. mark—Rowe.

[4375] This's a good block.] Edd. This a good blocke. Qq. This a good blocke: F₁ F₂. This a good block: F₃ F₄. This a good block!— Rowe. This a good flock!— Johnson conj. This a good block? Steevens (1778). Tis a good block. Ritson conj. This' a good block:— Dyce (S. Walker conj.) 'Tis a good plot. Collier (Collier MS.)

[4376] shoe] shoo F₁. shooe F₂ F₃ F₄. shoot Qq. suit Anon. conj.

[4377] felt] Ff. fell Qq.

I'll ... proof;] Omitted in Qq.

put't] put it Capell.

[4378] I have] I've Pope.

stol'n] stole Qq.

sons-in-law] sonnes in law Q₁ Q₃. sonne in lawes Q₂. son in lawes F₁. sonnes in lawes F₂. sons in laws F₃. sons-in-laws F₄.

[4379] Enter ... Attendants.] Rowe. Enter three Gentlemen. Qq. Enter a Gentleman. Ff. Enter Gentleman, Attendants of Cordelia; and Guard. Capell.

[4380] Scene viii. Pope.

hand] Ff. hands Qq.

him. Sir,] him; sir, Rowe. him sirs. Q₁ Q₃. him sirs, Q₂. him, sir. Ff.

[4381] Your ... daughter—] Ff. Omitted in Q₁ Q₃. your most deere Q₂ (at the end of line 187).

[4382] even] Ff. eene Qq.

[4383] ransom] a ransom Q₁ Q₃.

a surgeon] Capell. a chirurgeon Q₁ Q₃. a churgion Q₂. surgeons Ff.

[4384] to the] Q₂. to 'th Q₁ Q₃. to'th' F₁. toth' F₂. to th' F₃ F₄.

[4385] a man a man] Ff. a man Qq.

[4386] garden] garding Q₃.

[4387] Ay, ... that.] See note (XVIII).

[4388] die] bid Becket conj.

[4389] Then ... sa.] Prose in Qq and Capell. Two lines, the first ending get it, in Ff.

[4390] Nay, if] nay if Q₁ Q₃. nay and Q₂. Come, and Ff. Come, an Pope. Nay, an Capell. Nay, come, an Jennens.

[4391] by] Ff. with Qq.

Sa, sa, sa, sa.] Omitted in Qq.

[Exit ...] Exit, running; Attendants and Guard follow. Capell. Exit King running. Qq. Exit. Ff.

[4392] one] Qq. a Ff.

[4393] have] Ff. hath Qq. had Anon. conj.

[4394] sir,] Ff. om. Qq.

[4395] Most ... sound.] Divided as in Q₂. The first line ends at heares in Q₁ Q₃; at vulgar in Ff.

[4396] one] ones Q₁ Q₃.

hears that] F₃ F₄. heares that F₁ F₂. heares Q₁ Q₃. here's that Q₂.