(G) The | Scornful | Lady:  | A | Comedy. | As it is now Acted at the |
Theater Royal, | by | His Majesties Servants.
| Written by Francis Beaumont and John Fletcher Gent. | The Seventh
Edition. | London:  | Printed by A. Maxwell and R. Roberts, for D.N. and
T.C. and are | to be sold by Simon Neale, at the Three Pidgeons in |
Bedford-street in Covent-Garden, 1677.

p. 231,
l. 5.  A omits list of Persons Represented in the Play. 
      B—­E print the list on the back of the title-page, under the
         heading ‘The Actors are these.’ 
      In F and G the same list is printed on a separate page following
         the title-page. 
      G] The Names of the Actors.
l. 8.  B and C] the eldest.  D—­G] the elder.

p. 232,
l. 1.  A] a Userer.
l. 4.  A] Savill make the boate stay. 
       B prints ‘Savil. Make the boat stay,’ as if the rest of the
         speech were spoken by Savil. 
       C—­G for ‘Savil’ print ‘Yo.  Lo.,’ thus giving the words to
         Young Loveless.
l. 9.  E and G] at home marry.
l. 10.  A—­E and G] your countrey. 
       F] your own country. 
       A and B] then to travell for diseases, and returne following
         the Court in a nightcap, and die without issue.
l. 15.  Here and throughout the scene for ‘Younglove’ D—­G] Abigall.
l. 16.  A—­C] Mistres.  D] Mistrisse.  E—­G] Mistris.
l. 22.  A and B] for me.
l. 33.  E—­G omit] Exit.

p. 233, l. 2.  G] acted Loves. l. 3.  A, B and E—­G] murtherers. l. 6.  A and B] that shall be. l. 12.  A—­G] woman. l. 25.  A—­G omit] and. l. 31.  F] out there. l. 35.  D—­G for Younglove] Abigall.

p. 234, l. 5.  F] time of place. l. 16.  E—­G omit] Yes. l. 19.  E—­G] that can. l. 27.  F] deadfull. l. 37.  G] and put. l. 39.  A and B] with you for laughter.

p. 235, l. 10.  A and B] and so you satisfied. l. 17.  B] doeth. l. 28.  A] Hipochrists.  E and F] Hipocrasse.  G] Hippocrass. l. 34.  A and B] his yeere. l. 31.  G] said she.

p. 236, l. 9.  B] doeth. 
       D and E] with you.
l. 17.  G omits one] that. l. 19.  G] I’le live.

p. 237, l. 1.  A and B] with three guards. l. 4.  D] wesse.  E—­G] wisse. l. 10.  D—­G] Abigall. l. 14.  E—­G] happily. l. 21.  A—­E] may call. l. 25.  A—­G] as on others. 
       A—­G omit] that.
l. 27.  A—­G] A my credit. l. 30.  A and B] beginnings. l. 31.  G] maid. l. 32.  E and G] bed. l. 33.  D—­G] doe you not. l. 35.  D—­G] Abigall.

p. 238, l. 2.  A and B] rid hard. l. 25.  A] other woemen the housholds of.  B—­G] of the households. 
       G] of as good.
l. 28.  F and G] tho not so coy. 
       D—­G] Abigall.
l. 36.  A—­G] God.

p. 239, l. 7.  G] Call’d. l. 17.  A] your names. l. 32.  A] the weomen. l. 33.  A and B] an needlesse. 
       E—­G omit] a. 
       F] her comes. 
       G and sometimes F] here comes.