hath made to you,

335 32

336 12-moft uprighteously

17

fpeak farther; be [omitted

24 36

in few, beftow'd 337 11 - unkindness

-

25-from reproof. 338 8

two ufuries

IO

a furr'd lamb-fkin gown to keep him warm; and furr'd with fox-fkins too, to fignify

21

- Doft thou but think

6 Free from all faults, as faults from feeming free!

6 Free from our faults, as from faults feeming free!

to this tune, matter, and method?

all her beef,

339

23x

16

342

12

23 340 30

31 341 5

13

343

7

344 10

345 7

I can do you little harm: 28 He's now paft it: yet, and I say

He's now paft it: yea, and I fay 30-of [omitted

25

352 13 33

353 27

354 2 13

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235

-fwear, and play the tyrant.

- leave we him

How may that likenefs made in crimes, How may likeness made in crimes,

one [omitted

all the day.

and welcome.

There have I made my promise to call on him,

Upon the heavy middle of the night. -thefe falfe

350 13 He will not wake." 351 8

ACT IV.

8th' unrefifting poftern the unfhifting poftern his man..

be truly perform'd,

defperately mortal. -Jo barb'd

nor perfuafion. what is writ.

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dream,

Welcome: How agreed?

Abbor. Sir, it is a mystery..

Clown. Proof.

Abbor. Every true man's apparel &c. T C your thief, clown:

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If it be too little for your true man, your thief thinks it big enough. If it be too big for your true man, your thief thinks it little enough;

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16 Duke. After him, fellows, bring him to the

25

357 6

12 33

8 To yonder generation, 9 - manifefted.

11Quick, difpatch, and fend Quick then, dispatch, and fend 19-weal-balanc'd

95032

25

30 33

358 2 Ifab. Ho, by

358

24

33

10 Shew your wisdom,

In your clofe patience, daughter, fhew your wisdom.

19

15 This nor hurts him, nay dry -this inftance:

21

26

2 2 2

359 18-beholding

block.

- do omit

both Barnardine and Claudio:

26

28

15

24

- comforts

34

366 6

7

- If you can, pace •houfe to-night.

if not true, none - and re-deliver

--

go, call 14 To Valentinus,

ears,

She's come to know

- and dull

ACT V.

362 21-thankings to you both: 363 23 oh, hear me, hear me. hear me, o, hear me, here. 1 Nay, it is ten times ftrange. 8 O prince, I conjure thee, as O prince, I do conjure thee, as 17-believe it, royal prince; -mine bonesty,

364

20

25 Ifab. O gracious

nor do not

the truth

29 And hide

30 Many, that are not 36-being [omitted 365 13 -fir, [omitted 14 be fure, [omitted fomewhat

the matter then; [omitted then [omitted

but the next

Firft, his integrity

next, it imports