p. 358, l. 12.  C] thousand waies. l. 18.  C] thy Devills. l. 34.  C] thy muddy. l. 40.  A] back thoughts.

p. 359, l. 3.  C] Mine. l. 11.  C] and in. l. 18.  C omits] and Lords. l. 21.  A] heavens.

p. 360, l. 4.  B] best. l. 8.  C] begin. l. 12.  C] Sce’a. 3’a. l. 14.  C] he doth. l. 19.  C] heaven-sake. l. 30.  A] I most confesse. l. 32.  C] now (and with.

p. 361, l. 12.  C] followes. l. 36.  C] all these.

p. 362, l. 2.  C] you should. l. 6.  C] Sce’a. 4’a.  Enter Antigonus:  Gent.  Leiueten’t, etc. l. 9.  C omits] 2. l. 13.  C] drunck. l. 18.  C] Gent. has.  A] ’Has. l. 26.  C] owes yet. l. 33.  A and C] I pree-thee. l. 36.  C] why I thanck thee (Soldier).

p. 363, l. 5.  C] nor I hope I. l. 8.  C] towards. l. 9.  C] I thanck thee still. l. 18.  C omits] Ha, ha, ha. l. 23.  C omits] 2. l. 24.  A] Has. l. 27.  A] rosten hawkes. l. 38.  C] while.

p. 364, l. 1.  C] Sce’a. 5’a. l. 9.  C] can I. l. 26.  B misprints] not not. l. 28.  C] y’ have don. l. 34.  B] admit to excuse.

p. 365, l. 5.  B misprints] thing. l. 13.  C] yes’ faith. l. 31.  C] are drop’d. l. 34.  A] poisoned truth.

p. 366, l. 1.  C] he has. l. 5.  C] any hope. l. 15.  C] god’s. l. 21.  C] left open. ll. 27 and 28.  C transposes these two ll. l. 32.  C]

Sce’a. 6’a.  Enter Antigonus:  Seleuchus, Ptolomy. 
Lisimachus:  Gent.  Leiueten’t. etc.

p. 367, l. 3.  C] once againe. l. 21.  C] old valiant Soldier. l. 22.  C] are all wellcom. l. 23.  C] (and’t please your Grace) is cassheird. l. 27.  C] any Peace. l. 29.  C] ’faith. l. 34.  C] ’beseech.

p. 368, l. 5.  C] Sce’a. 7’a. l. 13.  C] that be. l. 24.  A and C] your Ultra. ll. 27 and 28.  C]

Enter Antigonus Seluchus Lysimachus Ptolomy
Leontus Leiuten’t. etc.

l. 28.  A omits] and. l. 36.  C] ’pray a.

p. 369, l. 2.  C] Antiochus. l. 10.  C omits] have. l. 12.  C omits] Princes.  B misprints] Prnices. l. 17.  C gives this line to Sel. l. 35.  A] Cel. l. 40.  C] I once more next [instead of beg it thus].

p. 370, l. 9.  C] sound. l. 10.  C] beat through. l. 16.  C adds] Finis.  C omits] Prologue and Epilogue.

p. 371, l. 1.  A] And those. l. 6.  A omits] Spoke by the Lieutenant. l. 13.  A] comes.

THE FAITHFUL SHEPHERDESS.

(A) The | Faithfull | Shepherdesse. | By John Fletcher. | Printed at London for R. Bonian | and H. Walley, and are to be sold at | the spred Eagle over against the | great North dore of S. Paules.  Undated, but probably 1609-10.

(B) The same, with slight differences in the Commendatory Verses and in one or two other sheets.

(C) The | Faithfull | Shepherdesse. | By John Fletcher. | The second Edition, newly corrected. | London, | Printed by T.C. for Richard Meighen, | in S’t Dunstanes Church-yard in Fleet-streete, | 1629.