[5013] Against ... have,] As in Pope. One line in Qq Ff.

[5014] you] om. Qq.

[5015] Be assured] Be assur'd Ff. For be sure Qq.

[5016] double] capable Cartwright conj.

duke's] duke Q3.

[5017] and] Qq. or Ff.

grievance] greevances Q3.

[5018] The] That Q1.

[5019] Will] Ff. Weele Qq.

[5020] services] service Q3.

[5021] Which ... know] Omitted in Q1.

[5022] promulgate] provulgate Q1.

my] om. Pope.

[5023] siege] F3 F4. seige F1 F2. height Q1 Q2. hight Q3.

[5024] May ... unbonneted] Unbonneted may speak Becket conj.

unbonneted] unbonnetting Pope (ed. 2). and bonnetted Theobald. imbonnetted Theobald conj. e'en bonneted Hanmer.

to] om. Q2 Q3.

[5025] For ... yond?] As in Ff. Two lines in Qq.

sea's] Theobald, seas Qq Ff. seas' Anon. conj.

lights come] light comes Johnson.

yond] Ff. yonder Qq.

[5026] Scene v. Pope.

Those] Ff. These Qq.

[5027] parts] part Hanmer.

[5028] manifest] manifestly F2. mainefest Q3.

me rightly] Q1 Ff. my right by Q2 Q3.

Is it they?] it is they. Q1.

[5029] Enter....] Enter Cassio with lights, Officers, and torches. Qq (after worth, line 28). Enter Cassio, with Torches. Ff (after yond? line 28). Enter, at a Distance, ... Capell (after line 28). Transferred by Collier.

[5030] The ... lieutenant.] One line in Qq. Two in Ff.

duke,] Qq. Dukes? Ff.

lieutenant.] lieutenant: Rowe. leiutenant, Q1. lieutenant? Ff. leiutenant? Q2 Q3.

[5031] you,] your Q1.

[5032] news?] newes. Q1.

[5033] haste-post-haste] Steevens (1793). hast, post hast Q1. haste, post-haste Ff. hast, post-hast Q2 Q3.

[5034] What is] Ff. What's Qq.

[5035] sequent] frequent Q1.

[5036] at one] one at Q2 Q3.

[5037] consuls] couns'lers Theobald. counsel Hanmer. council Johnson.

[5038] have] had Lettrom conj.

[5039] hath] Ff. om. Qq.

about] Ff. aboue Q1 Q2. above Q3. out Johnson.

[5040] I ... you.] As in Ff. One line in Qq.

I will but spend] Ile spend Q1. I will spend but F3 F4.

[5041] And go] And then go Keightley.

[Exit.] Exit Othello. Rowe. om. Qq Ff.

[5042] carack] carrick Q1. carract F1. carriact Q2 Q3. carrac F2 F3 F4.

[5043] who? Q1 F1 F2. whom. Q2 Q3. whom? F3 F4 Q (1695).

Re-enter Othello.] Capell. Enter Othello. Rowe (after line 53). Omitted in Qq Ff.

[5044] Have with you.] Ff. Ha' with you. Q2 Q3. Ha, with who? Q1. Ha, with you. Q (1695).

[5045] Scene vi. Pope.

[5046] Enter....] Enters Brabantio, Roderigo, and others with lights and weapons. Qq (Enter Q2 Q3), after line 52. Enter Brabantio, Roderigo, with Officers, and Torches. Ff.

Holla] Q1 Ff Q2. Ho la Q3.

[5047] [They....] Rowe. om. Qq Ff.

[5048] Keep ... weapons.] Verse in Qq. Prose in Ff.

[5049] for] or S. Walker conj.

them] Ff. em Qq.

[5050] O ... daughter?] One line in Qq. Two in Ff.

stow'd] Ff. stowed Qq.

[5051] Damn'd] Ff. Dambd Qq.

[5052] things] thing Q1.

[5053] If ... bound,] Omitted in Q1.

[5054] wealthy curled] Ff. wealthy culled Theobald, ed. 2 (Warburton). wealthiest cull'd Hanmer.

darlings] Qq. Deareling F1. Dearling F2 F3 F4.

[5055] to incur] to incurre Qq. t'encurre F1 F2 F3. t'incurr F4.

[5056] guardage] Ff. gardage Qq.

[5057] as thou] om. Seymour conj.

[5058] Judge ... thee] Omitted in Q1.

[5059] not] no Q3.

[5060] delicate] om. Seymour conj.

[5061] weaken motion] Rowe. weakens motion Ff Q2 Q3. weaken notion Pope, ed. 2 (Theobald). waken motion Hanmer.

[5062] probable] Ff. portable Q2 Q3.

[5063] For] Such Q1.

[5064] warrant.] warrant? Q1.

[5065] hands] hand F4.

[5066] cue] Qu. Q1.

[5067] Where] Qq. Whether F1. Whither F2 F3 F4.

that] om. Pope.

[5068] To answer] And answer Q1.

[5069] fit ... session] One line in Hanmer.

[5070] if I do] if do F1. if I Pope.

[5071] bring] Ff. beare Qq.

First Off.] 1. O. Capell. Officer Qq Ff.

'Tis] om. Pope.

[5072] I am] I'm Pope.

[5073] night] nigh F2.

[5074] pagans] pageants Theobald. paysans Becket conj.

[5075] Scene iii.] Scene vii. Pope.

A council-chamber.] Capell. The Senate House. Rowe.

The ... attending.] Enter Duke and Senators, set at a Table with lights and Attendants. Qq. Enter Duke, Senators, and Officers. Ff.

[5076] There is] There's F1.

these] Q1 Q2. this Ff. his Q3.

[5077] Indeed] om. Seymour conj.

they are] they're Pope.

disproportion'd] Pope. disproportioned Qq Ff.

[5078] and seven] seven Grant White conj.

[5079] And ... forty.] A hundred and forty, mine. Seymour conj.

a] Q1 Ff. an Q2 Q3.

and] Qq F4 om. F1 F2 F3 and Grant White conj.

And mine] Mine Grant White conj.

[5080] where the aim] with the same Collier MS.

the] Ff. they Qq.

aim] aym'd Q1.

aim reports] aim besorts Anon. conj. main accords Anon. conj.

[5081] do] om. Pope.

[5082] in] Ff. to Qq.

[5083] article] articles Q1.

[5084] Sailor. [Within] Ff. One within. Qq. Sailors [within. Theobald.

[5085] First Off.] Dyce. Officer. Ff Q2 Q3. Sailor. Q1.

galleys] galley Q1.

Enter Sailor.] As in Dyce. After line 12 in Ff. Enter a Messenger. Qq, after sense, line 12. Enter an Officer, bringing in a Sailor. Capell.

what's] om. Qq.

[5086] So ... Angelo.] As in Ff. One line in Q2 Q3.

[5087] By Signior Angelo] Omitted in Q1.

[They withdraw. Capell.

[5088] This ... pageant] Divided as in Ff. Two lines, the first ending reason— in Qq.

[5089] facile] fertile Pope.

[5090] For ... profitless.] Omitted in Q1.

[5091] But] Ff. Who Q2 Q3.

[5092] thought] nought Q2, as quoted in Steevens's reprint of Q1.

[5093] ease ... wake and] Printed as in Q2 Q3 F3 F4. ease, and gaine To wake, and F1 F2.

[5094] Nay,] And Q1

all] om. Rowe (ed. 2)

[5095] First Off.] Dyce. Officer. Qq Ff.

a Messenger.] Ff. a 2. Messenger. Qq. a Messenger, usher'd. Capell, after line 31.

[5096] injointed] injoin'd Rowe. injoint Seymore conj.

them] om. Q1.

[5097] First Sen. Ay ... guess? Mess.] Omitted in Q1.

[5098] thirty] 30. Q1.

re-stem] Ff. resterine Q1. resterne Q2 Q3. restrain Strutt conj.

[5099] toward] Ff. towards Qq.

[5100] his] this Capell (corrected in Errata).

thus] this Lettsom conj.

[5101] believe] relieve Keightley (T. Clark ap. Johnson, and Capell conj.)

[retiring. Capell

[5102] Luccicos] Qq Ff. Lucchese Capell.

not he] F1 F2 Q2 Q3. not here Q1. he not F3 F4. he not here Theobald, ending the previous line Luccicos.

town?] towne. Q1.

[5103] Write ... dispatch.] One line in Q2 Q3. Two, the first ending us, in Ff. Capell, reading with Q1, ends the line him post.

to him; post] wish him post, Q1.

post-post-haste] Hyphened by Steevens (1793), reading with Q1. Post-haste Pope, ending the line to him.

post-post-haste dispatch] post post-haste: dispatch Steevens (1773).

[5104] valiant] om. F2 F3 F4.

Iago, Roderigo,] Capell. Roderigo, Iago, Cassio, Desdemona, Qq (after line 46). Cassio, Iago, Rodorigo, Ff.

and Officers.] Qq Ff. and Others. Capell.

[5105] Scene viii. Pope.

[5106] [To Brabantio] Theobald. om. Qq Ff.

[5107] lack'd] lack't Ff. lackt Q2 Q3. lacke Q1.

[5108] nor] Qq. hor F1. for F2 F3 F4.

[5109] Hath ... bed] Rais'd me from bed Steevens conj.

nor doth] not doth Q2.

care] om. Pope.

[5110] hold on] Ff. any hold of Q1. hold of Q2 Q3.

grief] griefes, Q1.

[5111] and] snd F1.

[5112] And it] And yet Rowe.

[5113] All.] Qq. Sen. Ff. Duke and Sen. Dyce.

Ay,] I, Ff. I Qq. om. Pope.

[5114] to] om. Mason conj.

[5115] Being ... sense,] Omitted in Q1.

not deficient] deficient Q3.

or] nor Johnson.

[5116] Sans] Ff Q2 Q3. Saunce Q1.

not.] not— Rowe. not be. Capell.

[5117] your] Ff. its Qq.

yea,] om. Q1.

[5118] All.] Sen. Capell. Duke and Sen. Malone.

for't] for it Steevens.

[5119] [To Othello] Theobald. om. Qq Ff.

[5120] am I] I am Q2 Q3.

[5121] soft] Ff. set Qq.

[5122] now some] Qq. now, some Ff.

[5123] feats of broil] Capell. feate of broyle, Q1. feats of broiles, F1. feats of broyles, F2. feates of broyles, Q2 Q3. feats of broyls, F3 F4.

[5124] for] of Q3.

gracious] om. Pope.

[5125] will] would Q2 Q3.

unvarnish'd] unravish'd Q2 Q3.

tale] u Tale F1.

[5126] Of ... charms,] One line in Qq. Two in Ff.

drugs, what charms,] Pointed as in Qq F1 F2. drugs? what charmes? F3 F4.

[5127] proceeding] Ff. proceedings Qq.

I am] Ff. am I Qq.

[5128] daughter.] daughter with. F2 _F3 F4.

[5129] bold; Of spirit so] bold of spirit, So Q1.

[5130] herself] it self Pope.

[5131] on!] on? Qq. on; Ff.

[5132] maim'd] main'd F1.

imperfect] Qq. imperfect. Ff.

[5133] perfection] affection Theobald.

could] Ff. would Qq.

[5134] upon] on Seymore conj.

Duke.] Omitted in F1.

vouch] youth Q1.

[5135] certain] certaine Qq. wider Ff. witness Anon. conj.

certain and more] evidence, and Collier MS.

overt test] Q1 Q2. over Test F1. over-Test F2 F3 F4. over test Q3.

[5136] Than these] Ff. These are Qq.

[5137] seeming] seemings Q1 Q2.

do] F3 F4. doe F1 F2. you Qq.

[5138] First Sen.] 1. Sena. Qq. Sen. Ff.

But,] om. Hanmer.

[5139] do] om. Pope.

[5140] Sagittary] Sagittar Q1.

[to some Attendants. Capell.

[5141] The ... you,] Omitted in Q1.

[5142] Even fall upon] Fall on Seymour conj.

[Exit two or three. Q1. Exeunt two or three. Q2 Q3 and Theobald. om. Ff, Rowe and Pope.

[5143] Ancient, ... place.] One line in Qq. Two in Ff.

[Exeunt....] Exeunt Attendants and Iago. Capell. Exit Iago. Rowe, Pope and Theobald. om. Qq Ff.

[5144] till] tell F1.

truly] faithfull Q1.

[5145] I ... blood,] Omitted in Q1.

[5146] question'd] Ff. questioned Qq.

story] storyes Q3.

[5147] From year to year] om. Seymour conj., reading the battles ... pass'd as one line.

battles] battaile F1.

fortunes] Qq. fortune Ff.

[5148] have] had Collier MS.

pass'd.] pass'd. With his demands complying, Keightley conj.

[5149] from] to Q3.

[5150] spake] Qq. spoke Ff.

[5151] accidents by] accident of Q1.