p. 126, l. 3.  A gives this speech to ‘Leon’, i.e., Dion. l. 6.  A and B] By God she lies.  A] i’ the breast. l. 7.  A] Oh secret spring. l.12.  A] Omnes. l. l. 14.  A] But who has done it. l. 16.  A gives this speech to ‘Leon’, i.e., Dion. l. 19.  A] I let. l. 20.  A] about ’s eares. l. 23.  A] By this ayre.  A—­E] never.  A omits] of him. l. 24.  B and C] all to you in my hat. l. 28.  A] sinne. l. 29.  F] I will.  I will. l. 31.  A, B and C] Woodman. l. 32.  A] unto the King. l. 34.  A prints simply] Exit. l. 36.  A gives this speech to Cleremont. l. 37.  A, B and C] of this.  A] I’le see.  B—­H] goe to see. l. 38.  A] Enter the Boy. l. 39.  A] O heavens! heavy death sits on my brow.

p. 127, l. 2.  A] sweete on all. l. 5.  A] my eyes. l. 6.  A omits\ Oh. 1. 17.  A prints stage-direction after the word ‘broken’ in l. 19. l. 21.  A] but my blood. l. 24.  A] upon his sleeping body, he has none. l. 25.  A] He wounds him. l. 27.  A] it wisht.  A] for pittie. l. 28.  A prints after the first ‘here’ in following line] Phy. falls downe. l. 36.  A] Hide, hide. 1. 39.  B—­G] were it.

p. 128, l. 1.  A omits] little. l. 2.  A] has not. l. 4.  A] Art thou then true to me. l. 5.  A omits] good. l. 6.  A] these. l. 7.  A] your breeth in’t, Shromd. l. n.  A omits one ‘follow.’ l. 14.  A omits] That.  A adds] Boy falls downe. l.15.  B—­H omit] and. l. 16.  A] I tract. l.17.  A gives this speech to ‘Leon’, i.e., Dion, and the next to Cleremont. l. 22.  A gives this speech to Thrasiline. l. 23.  A] it is. l. 25.  F] the creation. 1. 26.  A and B] to strike. l. 31.  A, B and C] did make. l. 34.  A] tortour. l. 36.  A] My. l. 37.  A gives this speech to Cleremont.

p. 129, l. 1.  A, B and C] carelesse. l. 4.  A] them. l. 6.  A] Sines. 1. 14.  A] vigour.  A prints the stage-direction at the end of the following line. 1. 16.  A] innocents. l. 17.  A] know you the price of what. l. 19.  A] My Lord Phylaster.  A omits] Tis. l. 23.  H] as hurt. l. 24.  A] on a Pyramades. l. 26.  A] as you. l. 27.  A] teach the under-world. l. 32.  A] this untimely courtesie. l. 33.  C—­H] he is.  A] you beare me hence. 1. 35.  A] to punish. l. 38.  A, B and C] by all the gods.

p. 130.  A gives the first five speeches to Dion, Thrasiline, Bellario, Dion and Bellario respectively. l. 2.  C] Is it. l. 3.  A] Well, I feare me sir, we.  B—­H] fear me, we.  A omits] all. l. 9.  A] gentlie.  B—­G] gently. l. 10.  A and B] breath forth my. l. 11.  A] Not all the wealth of Pluto. l. 17.  A] a cleere. l. 18.  A, B and C] bitter. l. 19.  A] haires. l. 20.  A] bathe them. l. 21.  A] Enter the King, Princesse, and a guard. l. 23.  A gives this speech to Dion.  A] but sute it was Phylaster. l. 24.  A gives this speech to the King, and the following one to Pharamond. l. 25.  A—­D] will tell us that. l. 26.  A] Ay me, I know him well. l. 28.  A] Sir, if it were he. l. 32. beare them. l. 35.  A omits] go. l. 36.  A] loves. 1. 37.  A omits] and. l. 38.  A—­G] deaths. l. 39.  A] your law.