[139] wrung ... consent:] Qq. Omitted in Ff.

[140] at last] at the last Pope.

[141] be thine ... spend] is thine, And my best graces; spend Johnson conj.

[142] graces] graces; Q₆.

[Exit Laertes. Anon. conj. Exit. (Q₁).

[143] Hamlet, and] Hamlet.—Kind Warburton.

son,—] son— Rowe. sonne. Qq. sonne? Ff.

[144] [Aside] Warburton.

[145] so] Ff. so much Qq.

i' the sun] i' th' Sun Ff. in the sonne Qq. in the Sun Q (1676).

[146] nighted] Qq. nightly Ff. night-like Collier MS.

[147] vailed] Qq. veyled F₁ F₂. veiled F₃ F₄.

[148] know'st 'tis] know'st—'tis Seymour conj.

common;] Theobald. common, Ff. common Qq.

lives] Qq F₁. live F₂ F₃ F₄.

[149] my inky] this mourning Q (1676).

good mother] Ff. coold mother Q₂ Q₃. could smother Q₄ Q₅ Q₆.

[150] moods] modes Capell.

shapes] Q₄ Q₅ Q₆. chapes Q₂ Q₃. shewes F₁ F₂. shews F₃ F₄.

[151] denote] Ff Q₆. deuote Q₂ Q₃ Q₄. deuoute Q₅.

indeed] may Pope.

[152] passes] Qq. passeth Ff.

[153] 'Tis ... Hamlet,] One line in Qq. Two in Ff.

sweet and] om. Seymour conj.

Hamlet,] om. Pope.

[154] That] The F₄.

lost, lost his] dead, lost his (Q₁). his Pope.

[155] sorrow] sorrowes Q₄ Q₅ Q₆.

persever] persevere Q₆ F₄.

[156] is a course Of] dares express An Q (1676).

[157] 'tis] om. Pope.

[158] a mind] or minde Qq.

[159] absurd] absur'd F₂ F₃.

[160] corse] course Q₂ Q₃ Q₄ Q₅. coarse Ff Q₆.

[161] unprevailing] unavailing Hanmer.

[162] for let] and let Q (1676).

[163] with] with't Theobald.

no less nobility] nobility no less Badham conj.

[164] with ... impart] still ... impart or with ... my part Mason conj.

[165] Do I] Mine do I Keightley.

toward] Qq. towards Ff.

you. For] Ff. you for Qq.

[166] in Wittenberg] to Wittenberg Q₄ Q₅ Q₆.

[167] retrograde] F₁ Q₆ F₄. retrogard Q₂ Q₃ Q₄. retrograd Q₅. retrogarde F₂ F₃.

[168] bend] beg Anon. MS.

[169] mother] Brother F₄.

lose] Ff Q₆. loose The rest.

[170] I pray thee] Qq. I prythee F₁. I prethee F₂ F₃. I prithee F₄.

[171] I ... madam.] One line in Qq. Two in Ff.

[172] Why] om. Q (1676).

[173] to] at Hanmer. on Ritson conj.

[174] tell] tell it Hanmer.

[175] rouse] rowse Qq. rouce Ff.

heaven] Qq. heavens Ff.

bruit] Q₆ F₃ F₄. brute Q₂ Q₃ Q₄ Q₅. bruite F₁ F₂.

[176] Flourish.] Qq. om. Ff.

Exeunt....] Qq. Exeunt. Manet Hamlet. Ff.

[177] Scene iii. Pope.

too too solid] too-too-solid Theobald.

solid] Ff. sallied (Q₁) Qq. sullied Anon. conj.

[178] canon] Q (1703). cannon Qq Ff.

self-slaughter] seale slaughter Q₂ Q₃ Q₄ Q₅.

O God! God!] O God, O God! Ff. Om. Q (1676).

[179] weary] Ff Q₆. wary The rest.

[180] Seem] Seeme Qq. Seemes F₁ F₂. Seems F₃ F₄.

[181] Fie on't! ah fie!] om. Q (1676).

ah fie] Qq. Oh fie, fie F₁ F₂. Oh fie F₃. O fie F₄.

[182] merely. That] Pointed as in Ff. meerely that Q₂ Q₃ Q₄ Q₅. meerly: that Q₆.

come to this] Ff. come thus Qq.

[183] that ... satyr:] Omitted in Q (1676).

[184] satyr] F₄. satire Q₂ Q₃ Q₄. Satyre Q₅ F₁ F₂ Q₆ F₃.

[185] he ... heaven] the beteened winds of heaven might not Becket conj.

might not beteem] permitted not Q (1676) and Rowe. would not let e'en Theobald (in text, ed. 1). might not let e'en Theobald (in note, ed. 1, and text, ed. 2).

beteem] beteeme Qq. beteene F₁ F₂. beteen F₃. between F₄. permit Southern MS.

[186] Heaven ... remember?] Omitted in Q (1676).

[187] remember?] Rowe. remember, Qq. remember: Ff.

why, she would] Pope. why she would Ff. why she should Qq. she used to Q (1676).

on] upon Anon MS.

[188] and] om. Pope.

[189] on't] om. Pope.

[190] shoes] shoos F₃. shooes The rest. shows Ingleby conj.

month, or] Ff. month or Q₂ Q₃. month. Or Q₄ Q₅. month: Or Q₆.

or ere] Qq Ff. or e'er Rowe.

[191] follow'd] Rowe. followed Qq Ff.

[192] tears] in tears Anon. MS.

tears:—why] teares, why Qq. teares. Why Ff.

even she,] Ff. Omitted in Qq.

[193] O God] Qq. O Heaven Ff.

of reason] and reason Gifford conj.

[194] with my] Qq. with mine Ff.

[195] but] om. Pope.

[196] most unrighteous] moist and righteous Badham conj.

[197] in] Qq. of Ff.

[198] dexterity] celerity S. Walker conj.

[199] break, my] F₄. breake my or break my The rest.

Marcellus, and Bernardo.] Qq (Barnardo Q₆). Barnard, and Marcellus. Ff.

[200] Scene iv. Pope.

well] om. Collier (Collier MS.)

[201] I ... myself] As in Ff. One line in Qq.

[202] Horatio,—] Theobald. Horatio, Qq Ff. Horatio? Pope.

do] om. Q (1676).

[203] The ... ever.] One line in Qq. Two in Ff.

[204] Sir, ... you:] One line in Qq. Two in Ff.

[205] Marcellus?] Capell. Marcellus. Qq Ff. Marcellus!— Rowe.

[206] lord?] Edd. lord. Qq Ff. lord— Rowe. lord! Keightley.

[207] you. Good even, sir.] you, (good even sir) Q₂ Q₃ Q₄. you (good even sir) Q₅ Q₆. you: good even sir. Ff (even, F₄). you good:—even, sir. Jackson conj.

[To Ber.] Edd.

even] morning Hanmer.

[208] what] om. F₄.

in faith] om. Q (1676).

[209] good my] my good Q (1676).

[210] hear] heare Qq. have Ff.

[211] my] Qq. mine Ff.

[212] make] take F₂ F₃ F₄.

make it truster] be a witness Q (1676).

[213] Elsinore] Malone. Elsonoure Q₂ Q₃ Q₄ Q₅. Elsenour F₁ F₂ Q₆ F₃. Elsenoore F₄.

[214] to drink deep] (Q₁) Ff. for to drinke Qq.

[215] I prethee] Qq. I pray thee F₁. I prythee F₂. I prithee F₃ F₄.

student] studient Q₂ Q₃.

[216] see] (Q₁) Ff. Omitted in Qq.

[217] follow'd] Q₆. followed Q₂ Q₃ Q₄ Q₅ F₁. followeth F₂ F₃ F₄.

[218] Or ever I had] Qq. Ere I had ever Ff. Ere ever I had (Q₁) Collier. E're I had Q (1676).

[219] O where] Ff. Where Qq.

[220] He ... He] Ff. a ... A Qq.

[221] for] from Theobald (ed. 1), a misprint.

[222] I shall] I should F₂ F₃ F₄. Eye shall Samwell apud Holt conj.

[223] Saw? who?] Ff. Saw, who? (Q₁) Qq. Saw who? Q (1676) and Singer (ed. 2). Saw! whom? Johnson.

[224] Season] Defer Q (1676).

for] but Q (1676) and Theobald.

[225] attent] Q₂ Q₃ F₁ F₂. attentive (Q₁) Q₄ Q₅ Q₆ F₃ F₄.]

may] om. Pope.

[226] marvel] wonder Q (1676).

For God's love,] Pray Q (1676).

God's] Gods Qq. Heavens Ff.

[227] vast] (Q₁) Q₅ Q₆. wast Q₂ Q₃ Q₄ F₁. waste F₂ F₃ F₄. waist Malone.

[228] Armed at point] Qq (poynt Q₂ Q₃ Q₄). Armed to poynt (Q₁). Arm'd at all points Ff.

cap-a-pe] Capapea (Q₁) Q₂ Q₃. Cap apea Q₄ Q₅. Cap a Pe Ff. Cap a pe Q₆.

[229] stately by them: thrice] stately by them; thrice Qq. stately: By them thrice Ff.

[230] fear-surprised] Hyphened in Ff.

[231] his] this Q₄ Q₅ Q₆.

distill'd] Q₅ Q₆ distilled (Q₁). distil'd Q₂ Q₃ Q₄. bestil'd F₁. bestill'd F₂. be still'd F₃ F₄. bechill'd Collier (Collier MS). dissolv'd or both thrill'd or bethrill'd Bailey conj.

[232] the act of] their Q (1676). th' effect of Warburton.

act of fear,] act: Of fear Becket conj.

[233] In ... did;] They did impart in dreadful secresie, Q (1676).

[234] Where, as] Q₆. Where as (Q₁). Whereas The rest.

deliver'd, both in] deliver'd both, in Long MS.

[235] apparition] apparision Q₂ Q₃ Q₄.

[236] you not] not you Players' reading.

[237] made it] it made Q₆.

[238] its] Q₅ Q₆ F₃ F₄. his (Q₁) Staunton. it Q₂ Q₃ Q₄ F₁ F₂.

[239] like] om. Q (1676).

[240] honour'd] honourable F₂ F₄. honorable F₃.

[241] writ down in] then Q (1676).

[242] of] om. Q (1676).

[243] Indeed, indeed] (Q₁) Ff. Indeede Qq. Seymour would read as Qq, and end the lines but ... to-night?

[244] Mar. Ber.] All. (Q₁) Qq. Both. Ff.

[245] My lord,] om. Q (1676).

[246] My ... up.] As two lines, the first ending not, in Steevens (1793).

[247] face?] face. Q₂ Q₃.

[248] up] down Anon. ap. Hunter conj.

[249] What, look'd he] Pointed as in Ff. No stop in Qq. How look'd he, Staunton, from (Q₁).

[250] Three lines ending like, ... haste ... longer, in Capell.

[251] Very like, very like] (Q₁) Ff. Very like Qq.

[252] moderate] modern Knight, ed. 1 (a misprint).

a] an Q₆.

hundred] hundreth Q₂ Q₃ Q₄ Q₅.

[253] Mar. Ber.] Both. Qq. All. Ff.

[254] grizzled? no?] grissl'd, no. Qq. grisly? no. F₁. grisly? F₂ F₃ F₄. grizled? Q (1676). grisl'd? no. Warburton. grizl'd? no? Capell.

[255] no? Hor. It was] Hor. No! It was Anon. conj. (Gent. Mag. LX. 403).

[256] as] om. F₃ F₄.

[257] I will] Qq. Ile or I'll Ff, reading Ile ... againe as one line.

[258] walk] wake F₁.

warrant] (Q₁). warn't Qq. warrant you Ff.

[259] conceal'd] concealed F₃ F₄.

[260] be tenable in] require Q (1676).

tenable] Qq. tenible (Q₁). treble F₁ F₄. trebble F₂ F₃. tabled Nicholson conj. (withdrawn).]

tenable in your] in your treble Bailey conj.

tenable ... still] treble ... now Warburton conj. (withdrawn).

[261] whatsoever] what somever Q₂ Q₃. else shall hap] shall befall Pope.

[262] fare] farre Q₂ Q₃.

you] Qq. ye Ff.

[263] eleven] a leaven Q₂ Q₃.

[264] duty] duties (Q₁) Grant White.

honour] homor Q₄.

[265] loves] Qq. love Ff.

farewell.] so fare you well. Seymour conj.

[Exeunt ... Hamlet.] Exeunt. Manet Hamlet. Q (1676). Exeunt Hor. Mar. and Ber. Capell. Exeunt. (after line 252) (Q₁) Qq Ff.

[266] spirit in arms!] F₄. spirit in armes? F₁ F₂ F₃. spirit (in armes) Q₂ Q₃ Q₄ Q₅. spirit in armes, Q₆. spirit! in arms! Rann (Whalley conj.)

[267] foul] fonde Q₂ Q₃.

rise, Though ... them, to] rise, (Tho' ... them) to Pope. rise Though ... them to Q₂ Q₃ Q₄ Q₅. rise, Though ... them to Ff Q₆. rise, Though ... them from Q (1676) and Long MS.

[268] Scene iii.] Scene v. Pope.

A room....] An apartment.... Pope. Ophelia.] Ff. Ophelia his Sister. Qq.

[269] embark'd] inbarekt Q₂ Q₃ Q₄. imbarkt Q₅ Q₆. imbark't F₁ F₂. imbark'd F₃ F₄.

[270] convoy is assistant,] convoy is assistant; Ff. convay, in assistant Q₂ Q₃ Q₄. convay, in assistant, Q₅. convay in assistant, Q₆.

sleep] slip Theobald conj. (withdrawn).

[271] favour] Qq. favours Ff.

[272] youth of primy] youth, a prime of Q (1676).

primy] prime Q₆.

[273] Forward] Qq F₃ F₄. Froward F₁ F₂.

sweet, not] tho' sweet, not Rowe. sweet, but not Capell.

[274] perfume and] Qq. om. Ff.

suppliance] soffiance Johnson conj.

minute;] F₂ F₃ F₄. minute Q₂ Q₃ Q₄ Q₅. minute? F₁. minute: Q₆.