Chapter XIII: Part 13

_Wife._ Why then you did not know the worlds chief joy,
His face so manly as it had been made,
To fright the world, yet he so sweetly temper'd;
That he would make himself a natural fool,
To do a noble kind[n]ess for a friend.
He was a man whose name I'll not out-live,
Longer than heaven, whose Will must be obey'd;
Will have me do.

_Ant._ And I will quit thy kindness.

_Just._ Before me, she has made the tears stand in mine eyes, but I
must be austere, Gentlewoman; you must confess this murder.

_Wife._ I cannot, Sir, I did it not, but I desire to see those
examinations which this Gentleman acknowledges to have about him, for
but late last night I receiv'd Letters from the City, yet I heard of
no confession, then.

_Just._ You shall see them time enough I warrant you, but Letters you
say you had, where are those Letters?

_Wife._ Sir, they are gone.

_Just._ Gone? whither are they gone?
How have you dispos'd of 'em?

_Wife._ Why Sir, they are for womens matters, and so I use 'em.

_Just._ Who writ 'em?

_Wife._ A man of mine.

_Just._ Who brought 'em?

_Wife._ A Post.

_Just._ A Post? there is some great haste sure, aha, where is that
Post?

_Wife._ Sir, there he stands..

_Just._ Does he so? bring hither that Post, I am afraid that Post will
prove a knave; come hither Post, what? what can you say concerning the
murder of _Antonio_?

_Ant._ What's that to you?

_Just._ Oh Post, you have no answer ready, have you? I'll have one
from you.

_Ant._ You shall have no more from me than you have; you examine an
honest Gentleman and Gentlewoman here, 'tis pitty such fools as you
should be i'th Commission.

_Just._ Say you so Post, take away that Post, whip him and bring him
again quickly, I'll hamper you Post.

_Mer._ 'Tis _Antonio_, I know him now as well; what an irregular fool
is this!

_Ant._ Whip me? hold off.

_Wife._ Oh good Sir whip him, by his murmuring he should know
something of my Husbands death; that may quit me, for gods sake
fetch't out.

_Just._ Whip him I say.

_Ant._ Who is't dares whip me now?

_Wife._ Oh my lov'd Husband.

_Mer._ My most worthy friend? where have you been so long?

_Ant._ I cannot speak for joy.

_Just._ Why, what's the matter now, and shall not Law then have her
course?

_Andra._ It shall h[a]ve no other course than it has I think.

_Just._ It shall have other course before I go, or I'll beat my
brains, and I say it was not honestly done of him to discover himself
before the parties accus'd were executed, that Law might have had her
course, for then the kingdom flourishes.

_Ant._ But such a wife as thou, had never any man, and such a friend
as he, believe me wife, shall never be [a] good wife, love my friend,
friend love my wife, hark friend.

_Just._ _Mark_, if we can have nothing to do, you shall swear the
peace of some body.

_Mark._ Yes Sir.

_Ant._ By my troth I am sorry my wife is so obstinate, sooth, if I
could yet do thee any good, I wou'd, faith I wou'd.

_Mer._ I thank you Sir, I have lost that passion.

_Ant._ Cosin _Curio_, you and I must be better acquainted.

_Cur._ It is my wish, Sir.

_Ant._ I should not have known you neither, 'tis so long since we saw,
we were but children then: but you have shew'd your self an honest man
to me.

_Cur._ I would be ever so.

_Enter_ Richardo _and_ Viola.

_Moth._ Look you, who's there.

_And._ Say nothing to me, for thy peace is made.

_Rich._ Sir, I can nothing say,
But that you are her Father, you can both
Not only pardon, when you have a wrong,
But love where you have most injury.

_Just._ I think I shall hear of no hanging this year, there's A Tinker
and a Whore yet, the Cryer said, that rob'd her, and are in prison, I
hope they shall be hang'd.

_And._ No truly Sir, they have broke prison.

_Just._ 'Tis no matter, then [t]he Jaylor shall be hang'd.

_And._ You are deceiv'd in that too, Sir, 'twas known to be against
his will, and he hath got his pardon, I think for nothing, but if it
doth cost him any thing, I'll pay it.

_Just._ _Mark_, up with your papers, away.

_Mer._ Oh you shall stay dinner, I have a couple of brawling
neighbors, that I'll assure you will not agree, and you shall have
the hearing of their matter.

_Just._ With all my heart.

_Mer._ Go, Gentlemen, go in.

_Rich._ Oh _Viola_, that no succeeding age,
Might loose the memory of what thou wert,
But such an overswayed Sex is yours,
That all the virtuous actions you can do,
Are but as men will call them; and I swear,
'Tis my belief, that women want but ways;
To praise their deeds, but men want deeds to praise. [_Exeunt omnes._

EPILOGUE.

_'Tis ended, but my hopes and fears begin,
Nor can it be imputed as a sin
In me to wish it favour, if this night,
To the Judicious it hath giv'n delight.
I have my ends, and may such for their grace,
Vouchsaf'd to this, find theirs in every place._

APPENDIX.

_In the following references to the text the lines are
numbered from the top of the page, including titles, acts,
stage directions, &c., but not, of course, the headline or
mere 'rules.' Where, as in the lists of Persons Represented,
there are double columns, the right-hand column is numbered
after the left._

It has not been thought necessary to record the correction of every
turned letter nor the substitution of marks of interrogation for marks
of exclamation and _vice versa_. Full-stops have been silently
inserted at the ends of speeches and each fresh speaker has been given
the dignity of a fresh line: in the double-columned folio the speeches
are frequently run on. Misprints in the Quartos and the First Folio
are recorded when they appear to be interesting. A word or two from
the printed text is attached to the variants recorded below in cases
where the variant, by itself, would not be sufficiently clear. Altered
punctuation is shown, usually, by printing the old punctuation between
the preceding and following words.

#A#=First folio. #B#=Second folio.

THE WOMANS PRIZE.

p. #1#, ll. 5-29. _Not in_ A

p. #3#, l. 13. B] _Mar._
l. 36. B] breeches out of fear,

p. #5#, l. 27. B] _Rom_.

p. #6#, l. 6. A] Fox and _Moroso_

p. #7#, l. 26. A] have I

p. #8#, l. 5. A] up rowse
l. 7. A] o' th longs

p. #10#, l. 38. B] Wonting

p. #11#, l. 19. A] 'Cheere
l. 35. B] _Jap._

p. #12#, l. 22. A] home at

p. #14#, l. 13. A] Spinala's

p. #15#, l. 20. B] saying from
l. 23. B] list, lie
l. 29. B] as' tfol wols
l. 34. B] Bug-words

p. #16#, l. 28. B] accept
l. 32. A] i'ld

p. #18#, l. 20. B] _Mar._

p. #19#, l. 2. A] all thy
l. 23. a] Jewry

p. #20#, l. 1. A _and_ B] shall believe
l. 9. B] speed?
l. 18. B] so.

p. #21#, l. 13. B] you

p. #22#, l. 3. B] Stranger, than

p. #23#, l. 26. A _omits_] is

p. #24#, l. 8. B] him.
l. 10. B] it;

p. #25#, l. 14. A _omits_] _Mor._

p. #26#, l. 36. B] selves

p. #27#, l. 26. B _omits_] most
l. 27. B] Coughs.

p. #28#, l. 10. A] doe th'em
l. 21. A] Found

p. #29#, l. 32. B] _Bow._
l. 35. A] _Row_. Thou hast heard I am sure of Esculapius.
So were etc.

p. #30#, l. 14. B] _Row._ Thou
l. 19. B] be
l. 34. B] _Raw._
l. 39. B _omits_] doe

p. #32#, l. 33. B] aad

p. #33#, l. 5. B] Godheads
l. 40. A _repeats here_
ll. 16-25 _on_ p. 29, _with the following alterations_]

_Enter three mayds, at severall doors._
goes the businesse

p. #34#, l. 1. B] _Tertia._

p. #35#, l. 8. B] Heaven
l. 16. B] the Kingdom
ll. 22-36. _Not in_ A

p. #36#, ll. 3, 4. A _omits_] _Citizens and Countrey women._

p. #37#, l. 14. B _omits_] then
l. 22. A] I lie
l. 40. A _and_ B] Plackets.

p. #38#, l. 1. B] Dary
ll. 30, 31. _Not in_ B

p. #39#, l. 5. A _and_ B] importun'd.
l. 24. B] down the
l. 29. B] commanded

p. #40#, l. 1. B] _Petro._
l. 17. B] Mistresses

p. #41#, l. 4. B] _Tro._

p. #42#, l. 35. A _and_ B] leave.

p. #43#, l. 15. B] _Jac._
l. 31. B] Payers

p. #44#, l. 7. B] _Jac._
l. 10. A] Bagget
l. 12. A] a sober
l. 31. A] _Cinque-pace_
Dame tosse and Butter, had he Bob too?

p. #45#, l. 33. B] pains

p. #46#, l. 34. A] plush, perfum'd, and purffle B] purffle,
l. 38. B] hangings.

p. #47#, l. 31. A _omits_] you
l. 36. A] built

p. #50#, l. 7. A] love too
l. 31. A] there's no gewgaws

p. #51#, l. 33. B] Woman.

p. #53#, l. 23. A] Heaven

p. #56#, l. 14. A _omits_] a

p. #57#, l. 5. A] dunhill
l. 8. B] two
l. 33. A] get dozen

p. #58#, l. 1. B] would
l. 6. B] Eeel

p. #61#, l. 24. A] these

p. #62#, l. 34. B] Maid
l. 39. B _omits bracket_
l. 40. A] dogge-latch

p. #66#, l. 11. B] pounds

p. #67#, l. 34. B] _Exunt_

p. #68#, l. 6. B _omits_] feare

p. #69#, l. 18. A] by-lowes
l. 19. A] can hate
l. 26. A _omits_] my

p. #70#, l. 7. B _omits_] again

p. #71#, l. 8. B] Woman.
l. 24. B] 'cut

p. #72#, l. 26. B] signs.

p. #73#, l. 6. B] _Petrn_.
l. 29. A] morall

p. #75#, l. 15. A] new adventure
l. 16. A] us nothing

p. #76#, l. 9. B] _Catayana_

p. #78#, l. 4. A] Ha's

p. #79#, l. 34. B _omits_], you

p. #80#, l. 1. B] pettish
l. 23. B. _omits_] God

p. #81#, l. 33. A _omits_] _Exeunt_

p. #83#, l. 4. B] come, exceed

p. #85#, l. 28. B] Fadding
l. 31. A] seagly

p. #86#, l. 12. B] same.
l. 37. A] had his

p. #89#, l. 6. A] home since, since ye
l. 15. A] thy bread
l. 16. A] thy teeth
l. 33. B] _Petro_
l. 36. B _omits_] done

p. #90#, l. 2. B] _M_or

THE ISLAND PRINCESS.

p. #91#, ll. 3-42. _Omitted in_ A

p. #92#, l. 7. B] find.
l. 12. B] surprize.
l. 24. B] tightly

p. #93#, l. 35. B _omits_] weares

p. #94#, l. 23. B] since

p. #95#, l. 14. A] 'is a

p. #98#, l. 18. A] a tenant

p. #100#, l. 24. B] And
ll. 28, 29. B _omits stage direction_

p. #101#, l. 5. A] Let my

p. #103#, l. 9. A] There they should lye as miseries
l. 13. B] will

p. #104#, l. 2. B] this
l. 14. A] accept your prisoner

p. #105#, l. 31. A] Clod with

p. #107#, l. 20. A _omits_] and

p. #108#, l. 31. B _omits_] her

p. #109#, l. 1. A] holds my

p. #110#, l. 10. B] men do to

p. #111#, l. 6. B] begun
l. 30. A _omits one_] that

p. #113#, l. 35. B] Merchans

p. #114#, l. 33. B] _Then._

p. #116#, l. 34. B] Body, oh me

p. #117#, l. 2. B] rhese

p. #118#, l. 37. B] preparation?

p. #122#, l. 17. B] Princess

p. #123#, l. A _omits_] him
l. 33. B] woman

p. #124#, l. 23. B] Aud

p. #125#, l. 5. A] you

p. #126#, l. 8. B] kinsman.
l. 14. A] wert

p. #127#, l. 2. B] dare
l. 24. B] followers.
l. 37. A] have you

p. #128#, l. 8. A] Princesse
l. 13. B] _Pyu._
l. 20. B] Love these
l. 28. A] feates

p. #129#, l. 32. B] enconragement

p. #130#, l. 25. B] _Pen._

p. #131#, l. 13. A] Is love
l. 33. A] And be but to make cleane his sword: coward

p. #132#, l. 23. A _omits_] _and_

p. #135#, l. 8. A] Princesse

p. #136#, l. 28. B] hope no night

p. #138#, l. 40. A] complaine, me

p. #143#, l. 30. A] And then

p. #144#, l. 12. A _omits_] is
l. 20. A] Now I

p. #145#, l. 35. A] toward

p. #146#, l. 27. B] Island

p. #147#, l. 1. B] dance.
l. 20. A] Plow

p. #148#, l. 16. A] And may
l. 33. B] endeavour;

p. #149#, l. 12. A] hide in iniquities
l. 18. A _omits_] _and_

p. #150#, l. 30. A] _Emanuel_--not--

p. #151#, l. 12. B] Armusia.

p. #152#, l. 6. A] with'm
l. 10. B] honourably
l. 27. B] him [_full point supplied_]

p. #153#, l. 1. A] wils

p. #154#, l. 1. A] you

p. #155#, l. 7. B] knowledge;
l. 8. B] swellings, A] maine aire
l. 16. A] doe performe

p. #157#, l. 25. A] bound to?

p. #158#, l. 2. A] plague 'a
l. 26. A] stinch

p. #159#, l. 10. B] Nations

p. #160#, l. 31. B _omits_] for 't;

p. #161#, l. 32. B _omits the second_] ye

p. #162#, l. 8. B] you

p. #163#, l. 31. A _omits_] a

p. #164#, l. 18. B] you

p. #165#, l. 11. A] his arrant

p. #168#, l. 25. B] thakful
l. 26. B] Dios

p. #170#, l. 17. B] Princesses

There is an edition of _The Island Princess_ in the British Museum
(161. c. 70) dated 1669, 'As it is Acted at the Theatre Royal by His
Majesties Servants. With the Alterations and New Additional Scenes.
Licensed May 31. 1669. Roger L'Estrange.' It does not appear to be
desirable to record here more than the following readings from a
collation kindly made by Mrs Arnold Glover:

p. #92#, l. 22. pleasures

p. #96#, l. 6. alone as a mask

p. #103#, l. 27. _Dias_ could

p. #104#, l. 21. your countrey

p. #105#, l. 31. Clad

p. #106#, l. 34. next to nothing

p. #108#, l. 18. thou wish her

p. #116#, to p. #117#, l. 15. _Re-written_

p. #117#, l. 29. without courage
l. 35. boyish brains out

p. #140#, l. 24. to tax

pp. #164, 165#. _Re-written_ _A prologue and an epilogue are added_

THE NOBLE GENTLEMAN.

p. #171#, ll. 3-28. _Not in_ A
_The Prologue is printed at the end of the play_
l. 13. B] Lougueville

p. #172#, l. 2. B] aud
l. 31. B] ro

p. #173#, l. 8. A] you be
l. 16. A] preacht
l. 30. A] travaile

p. #174#, l. 8. A] lights ... makes

p. #175#, l. 38. B] worthy

p. #176#, l. 19. B] upbraid
l. 39. A _omits_] a

p. #177#, l. 26. A] not, in

p. #178#, l. 20. B] he
l. 25. A] looks

p. #179#, l. 2. B] _Mousieur_

p. #184#, l. 1. A] mine still, when
l. 15. A] trojan purple

p. #185#, l. 11. A _omits_] _Scaena Prima._

p. #186#, ll. 18, 19. A] contented her,
When you first married her; a

p. #187#, l. 1. B] mighty
l. 3. B _omits_] up

p. #189#, l. 5. A _omits the second_] the

p. #196#, l. 23. A _omits_] answer

p. #198#, l. 5. A] do your

p. #199#, l. 4. B _omits_] are
l. 17. A _omits_] _Scaena Prima._

p. #200#, l. 24. A] for me

p. #202#, l. 36. B] Wake

p. #203#, l. 20. B] you

p. #209#, l. 31. B _omits_] good

p. #211#, l. 10. A] Meron

p. #212#, l. 8. A] thy Duke
l. 29. A _omits_] _Scaena Prima._ A _omits_] _and_

p. #213#, l. 3. A] ready husband

p. #214#, l. 5. B] you?
l. 14. A] post horse
l. 16. B] _Shyt._

p. #215#, l. 10. A] innumerall
l. 21. A] you'r

p. #217#, l. 19. A _omits_] sword
l. 30. B] defend

p. #218#, l. 16. A] see thy

p. #221#, l. 33. A] my soule

p. #222#, l. 8. B] you

p. #223#, l. 29. A] full, being in
l. 30. B] would
l. 33. B] mads

p. #224#, l. 7. B] leasure.

p. #226#, l. 25. A _omits_] _Scaena Prima._
l. 28. B _omits_] and
l. 36. B] _srq._

p. #228#, l. 25. A] those
l. 36. B] _Duste._

p. #229#, l. 7. B] I am
l. 9. A] Nor shall you
l. 19. B] Lorgue
l. 22. B _omits_] the

p. #230#, l. 5. B] you
l. 13. A] you, furnisht in

p. #231#, l. 26. A] Disgraced
l. 33. B _omits_] God's ... Gentlemen

p. #232#, l. 15. A] them? B] 'em?
l. 34. B _omits_] by heaven

p. #236#, l. 19. B] assures

p. #237#, l. 29. _So, both in_ A _and_ B
l. 41. B] appose

p. #239#, l. 17. A] say'e?

THE CORONATION.

#A#=the quarto of 1640. #B#=the 2nd folio.

Mrs Arnold Glover has kindly collated a copy of the quarto in the Dyce
collection; Mr R.F. Towndrow has kindly collated a copy of the quarto
in the Bodleian.

The title page of the quarto is as follows:

The | Coronation | A Comedy. | As it was presented by her | Majesties
Servants at the private | House in _Drury_ Lane. | Written by _John
Fletcher_. Gent. | _LONDON_, | Printed by _Tho. Cotes_, for _Andrew
Crooke_, and | _William Cooke_. and are to be sold at the signe | of
the _Greene Dragon_, in _Pauls_ | _Church-yard_. 1640.

p. #240#, l. 4. A] The Actors Names.
l. 24. A] The Prologue
l. 26. B] a Corporation day
l. 36. B] in

p. #241#, l. 3. B] Temple
l. 16. B] Prologue too?
l. 29. A. _omits_] _Scaena Prima._

p. #244#, l. 10. A] _Macarius_
l. 21. B] Prince?

p. #246#, l. 28. B] it

p. #247#, l. 30. B] obsolute

p. #249#, l. 19. B] he
l. 37. B] Ketch

p. #250#, l. 28. B] _Selecus_

p. #251#, l. 30. B] commonl

p. #252#, l. 6. A _omits_] _Scaena Prima._

p. #254#, l. 29. B] court, with A] dower

p. #256#, l. 8. A] gives
l. 9. B] hot
l. 19. A] should

p. #257#, l. 19. B] _Are._
l. 28. A] _Ladies and attendants, Gent._

p. #258#, l. 1. A] _Seleucus_

p. #260#, l. 5. B] forget

p. #261#, l. 34. B] immatrial

p. #262#, l. 5. A _omits_] the
l. 7. B] purpose.

p. #263#, l. 23. B] that purpose to make you so
l. 31. B] tho

p. #264#, l. 34. B] me.
l. 38. B _omits_] and now

p. #267#, l. 4. A _and_ B _read_] _Phi._ [_before_ 'Tis]
l. 5. A _gives this line to_] _Phi._
l. 6. A _gives this line to_] _Lisa._
l. 12. B] Qeeen
l. 14. A _and_ B _read_] _Lisa._

p. #272#, l. 25. B] minure

p. #273#, l. 7. B] failty

p. #274#, l. 11. A] there is
l. 23. A _and_ B _read_] Deliver

p. #276#, l. 14. A _omits_] _Scaena Prima._
l. 37. B] or

p. #278#, l. 27. A _and_ B _read_] rise

p. #280#, l. 20. B] 'ill

p. #285#, l. 10. A _omits_] _Sop._

p. #286#, l. 17. B] Wiliow

p. #287#, l. 9. A] He'e my

p. #289#, l. 13. A] bove all

p. #292#, l. 1. A _omits_] _Scaena Prima._

p. #293#, l. 31. B] We

p. #294#, l. 18. B] Protestor
l. 37. B] work

p. #296#, l. 24. A] to it
l. 25. A] doe it

p. #297#, l. 5. B] There's
l. 9. B] punish

p. #298#, l. 19. B] _Pil._

p. #299#, l. 3. A _omits_] In
l. 5. B] there's
l. 9. B] honor, what

p. #300#, l. 10. A] doe

p. #302#, l. 18. A] _Eubulus_ B] _Etxi_
l. 20. A _omits semicolon_

p. #303#, l. 29. A _omits_] and

p. #304#, l. 30. A] _Demetrius_

p. #305#, l. 19. B] two

p. #306#, l. 5. B] _Sis._
l. 28. A] The Epilogue
l. 34. B] sad

THE COXCOMB.

#A#=1st folio. #B#=2nd folio.

p. #308#, ll. 3-43. _Not in_ A

p. #309#, l. 1. A] The Prologue
l. 13. A] the

p. #310#, l. 15. B] You'ave

p. #311#, l. 1. A] Be

p. #313#, l. 27. B] they we'll, Ill keep them

p. #314#, l. 14. B] mouths my
l. 18. A _and_ B _omit_] _Ant._
l. 29. A _and_ B] Gentlewoman?

p. #315#, l. 6. A] Husband will come
l. 9. A] I had you had
l. 28. A] foole to--

p. #316#, l. 10. A _omits_] _Exit._
l. 18. A] so their
l. 20. B] mad
l. 23. B] her? her?
l. 25. B _omits_] had

p. #317#, l. 1. A] be sure
l. 30. B] heaven

p. #319#, l. 21. _Omitted in_ B
l. 22. A] no jugling
l. 31. A] do most jest

p. #320#, l. 6. B] she

p. #321#, l. 29. B] Faith sweet
l. 38. B] thee

p. #322#, l. 18. B _adds_] _Exit._
l. 19. B] Wore

p. #323#, l. 3. B] Y'cannot
l. 25. A _and_ B] me?

p. #324#, l. 2. B _omits_] to

p. #325#, l. 3. B] _hed_
l. 10. A] your towne

p. #327#, l. 11. B] will
l. 38. B] Heaven

p. #328#, l. 3. B] I'll

p. #329#, l. 2. B] better
l. 6. B] ventures
l. 12. A] excepted, ever
l. 31. A] an humour

p. #331#, l. 7. B] tell thee
l. 12. B _omits_] and
l. 20. A] hang
l. 26. B] Heaven
l. 30. A] I am

p. #337#, l. 14. B] are
l. 22. B] Heaven

p. #338#, l. 29. A _omits_] Andrugio _and_
l. 31. B _omits this line_
l. 34. A] had in it a sap-house

p. #340#, l. 30. B] if any

p. #342#, l. 3. A] purpose

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l. 11. A] a tipling ... an'
l. 12. B] please
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l. 33. B] Heavens

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l. 40. A] thou art

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l. 7. A] How injuringly
l. 10. A] shalt
l. 19. B] work withal
l. 20. A] goe too

p. #354#, l. 13. B] We'll
l. 24. B] should
l. 33. B _omits_] Jesse

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l. 14. A _omits_] have
l. 33. B] Genlewoman

p. #356#, l. 18. B _omits_] me
l. 32. B _omits_] Faith
l. 39. B] blessing on

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l. 3. B] I answer
l. 10. ? visit yon
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l. 35. A] no Inches

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l. 19. B] oou
l. 25. B] come come
l. 26. A] yes body
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l. 12. A] too mocke me to,
l. 14. B] heaven
l. 31. A] carry now

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l. 12. B] heavens
l. 27. B _omits_] tell

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l. 9. A] paid, for you
l. 37. B] I

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p. #378#, l. 9. A] The Epilogue

END OF VOL. VIII.

CAMBRIDGE: PRINTED BY JOHN CLAY, M.A. AT THE UNIVERSITY PRESS.

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