Doct.] Gent. Q1; Kent. Q2; om. F. vii. 24.
not] Qq; om. F. vii. 32. warring] Qq;
iarring F.

V. iii. 93. prove] Qq; make F. iii. 128. the]
my privilege, The F. iii. 213. him] me Qq.
iii. 322. Edg.] F; Duke Qq.

MACBETH

Text based on F1

I. i. 10. [2. Witch] All F. ii. 14. quarrel]
quarry F.
ii. 26. break] om. F. iii. 97.
hail] tale F. v. 48. it] F3; hit F1. vi. 4.
martlet] Barlet F. vi. 5. masonry] man-
sonry F. vi. 9. most] must F. vii. 6. shoal]
schoole F.

II. i. 55. strides] sides F. i. 57. way they]
they may F. ii. 37. sleave] sleeve F.
III. ii. 13. scotch'd] scorch'd F. vi. 24. son]
Sonnes F.

IV. i. 59. germens] Germaine F. i. 97. Rebel-
lion's head] Rebellious dead F. i. 112. A
shew...] A shew of eight Kings, and Banquo
last, with a glasse in his hand F. iii. 15. de-
serve] discerne F. iii. 107. accurs'd] accurst
F2; accust F1. iii. 235. tune] time F.
V. iii. 55. senna] F4; Cyme F1. viii. 34. Alar-
ums] Alarums. Enter Fighting, and Macbeth
slaine F.

TIMON OF ATHENS

Text based on F

I. i. 1. others] Mercer F. i. 21. gum, which
oozes] gowne, which uses F. i. 25. chafes]
chases F. i. 40. man] men F. i. 87. slip]
sit F. i. 241. my angry will] no angry wit
F. i. 256-7. there! Aches] their Aches F.
ii. 29. ever] verie F. ii. 120. [Tucket within]
Sound Tucket. Enter the Maskers of Amazons,
with, etc. (as at 137) F. ii. 128. Enter CUPID]
Enter Cupid with the Maske of Ladies F. ii.
131. The ear] there F. ii. 132. and smell]
all F. ii. 157 [Lady] Lord F.

V.

II. i. 35. in compt] in. Come F. ii. 1, etc.
[Flav.] Steward F. ii. 38. date-broke] debt,
broken F. ii. 194. [Flaminius] Flavius F.
III. iii. 20. I] Ed.; it F. iv. 113. [Ventidius]
Vllorxa F. v. 22. behave] behoove F.
49. felon] fellow F. v. 63. I... he has]
Why. ha's F. vi. 36. harshly. O] harshly
o' F. vi. 89. foes] fees F. vi. 90. lag] legge F.
IV. i. 21. let] yet F. iii. 12. rother's] Brothers
F. iii. 116. bars] Barne F. iii. 185. doth]
do F. iii. 223. moss'd] moyst F. iii. 383.
son and sire] Sunne and fire F. iii. 398.
Moe] Apem. Moe F. iii. 499. mild] wilde F.
iii. 437. villainy] Villaine F.

V. i. 150. sense] since F. i. 223. sour] foure
F. iii. 4. rear'd] reade F. iv. 55. Descend]
Defend F. iv. 62. render'd] remedied F.

ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA
Text based on Fi

I. i. 50. whose] F2; who F1. ii. 5. charge]
change F. ii. 39. fertile] foretell F. ii. 64.
Alexas] Alexas. F. ii. 114. minds] windes F.
ii. 186. leave] love F. iv. 3. our] one F.
iv. 44. dear'd] fear'd F. iv. 46. lackeying]
lacking F. iv. 56. wassails] Vassailes F.
II. i. 21. wan'd] wand F. i. 41. warr'd] wan'd
F. ii. 53. not] om. F. v. 12. finn'd] fine F.
vii. 118. bear] beate F.

F.

III. v. 14. world, thou hast] would thou hadst
F. v. 16. the one] om. F. vi. 61. obstruct]
abstract F. vi. 88. make them] makes his
vii. 36. Muleters] Muliters F.
x. 10.
ribaldred] ribaudred F. xii. 31, etc. Thy-
reus] Thidias F. xiii. 74. this: in deputa-
tion] this in desputation F. xiii. 165. dis-
candying] discandering F.

IV. iii. 1. [two] a Company of F. iv. 3. mine]
thine F. v. 1, 3, 6. [Sold] Eros F. ix. 1.
SENTRY] Centerie F. x. 7. [Go we up] om.
F. xii. 4. augurers] Auguries F. xii. 9.
[Alarum, etc.] At end of xi. F. xii. 21. span-
iel'd] pannelled F. xv. 73. e'en] in F.
V. i. 28, 31. [Agr.] Dol. F. i. 36. lance]
launch F. i. 59. live] leave F. ii. 81. O,] o
F. ii. 87. autumn 't] Anthony it F. ii. 104.
smites] suites F. ii. 317. vile] wilde F. ii.
321. awry] away F.

CORIOLANUS

Text based on F1

I. i. 35. [2. Cit.] All F. i. 58. 2. Cit.] F. Most
modern editors change to 1. Cit. here and
throughout the rest of the scene. i. 95. stale]
scale F. i. 119. crowned] crown'd F. iii. 46.
contemning. Tell] Contenning, tell F. iv. 57.
[Cato's] From Plutarch. Calues F. vi. 59. An-
tiates] Antients F. vi. 76. of me?] of me :
F. ix. 46. coverture] overture F.
x. 22.
embargements] embarquements F.
II. i. 61. can't] can F. i. 71. bisson] beesome
F. i. 79. faucet] forset F. i. 181, etc. Caius
Marcius] Martius Caius. i. 182. Coriolanus]
Martius Caius Coriolanus F. i. 267. the]
their F. i. 271. touch] teach F. ii. 85. one
on's] Fs; on ones F12. iii. 21. auburn]
F4; Abram F1. iii. 122. woolless toge]
Woluish tongue F1; Woolvish gowne F2.
iii. 123. do] F4; does F1. iii. 163. CITIZENS]
the Plebeians F. iii. 251-52. [And
censor.] Globe Ed. after Plutarch; And
Nobly nam'd, so twice being Censor, F.
III. i. 91. good] God! F. i. 92. reckless]
wreaklesse F. i. 129. motive] native F. i.
131. bisson multitude] Bosome-multiplied
F. i. 143. Where one] Whereon F. i. 181.
CITIZENS] Plebeians F. i. 184, etc. [Citizens]

All F. i. 237. [Com.] F2; Corio. F1. i. 238. [Cor.] Mene. Fr. i. 240. [Men.] om. Ff. ii. 21. thwartings] things F. ii. 32. herd] heart F. ii. 113. choir'd] quier'd F. iii. 36. Throng] Through F. iii. 130. not] but F. IV. i. 4. extremity] F2; extreamities F1. iv. 23. hate] have F. v. 237. spritely, waking] sprightly walking F. vi. 4. hurry, here do] hurry. Here do we F. vii. 28. yield] yeelds F. vii. 49. virtues] Vertue F. vii. 55. falter] fouler F.

V. i. 16. wreck'd fair] wrack'd magnified] verified F. ii. 80. F1. iii. 48. prate] pray F. hope F.

F1 2

for F. ii. 17. our] F4; your iii. 63. holp] vi. 116. Flutter'd] Fs; Flatter'd

SONNETS

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12. 4. all] or Q. 19. 5. fleets] fleet'st Q. 20. 7. hue hues] hew Hews Q. 25. 9. fight] worth Q. 26. 12; 27. 10; 35.8 (twice); 43. 11; 45. 12; 46. 3, 8, 13, 14; 69. 5; 70. 6; 128. 11, 14. thy] their Q. 34. 12. cross] losse Q. 41. 8. she] he Q. 47. 10. art] are Q. 47. 11. not] nor Q. 51. 10. perfect'st] perfects Q. 54. 14, etc. fade] vade Q. 56. 13. Or] As Q. 57. 13. will] Will Q. 65. 12. of] or Q. 69. 3. due] end Q. 69. 14. soil] solye Q. 76. 7. tell] fel Q. 102. 8. her] his Q. 106. 12. skill] still Q. 113. 6. latch] lack Q. 113. 14. [eye] om. Q. 125. 13. informer] Informer Q. 127. 9. brows] eyes Q. 132. 2. torments] torment Q. 144. 6. side] Pass. Pil. sight Q. 146. 2. [Thrall to] My sinfull earth Q.

A LOVER'S COMPLAINT
Text based on Qi

51. gan] gaue Q. 118. Came] Can Q. 251. immur'd] enur'd Q. 260. nun] Sunne Q.

THE PASSIONATE PILGRIM

Based on edition of 1599 (= Q in notes)

94. thereof] Ed. 1612; whereof Q. 146. so fell she] Griffin; she fell Q. 179. once 's] once Q. 207. moon] houre Q. 235. thorn) throne Q. 287. back] blacke Q. 293. lass] love Q. 295. moan] woe Q. 302. fancy, partial like] Early MS.; fancy (party all might) Q. 343. Here... they] Early MS.; There. by Q. 344. Begin, when age doth] Early MS.; When time with age doth Q. 349. Wring my ear] round me on th' are Q.