l. 5. A] And that.
l. 17. A] a conscience.
l. 21. A] Customes.
l. 24. A] In the world.

p. 304,
l. 25. A] it can.
l. 36. A] I A dainty wench.
l. 37. A _omits_] I.

p. 305,
l. 3. Second Folio _misprints_] yon.
l. 11. A] wilde minde.
l. 24. A] a heritage.

p. 306,
l. 14. A] De'e doubt tis day now.
l. 15. A] pulses.

p. 307,
l. 32. A] This rogue that breaks.

p. 308,
l. 7. A] speake.

p. 311,
l. 31. A] alarums.

p. 312,
l. 14. A] this marring.
l. 15. A] sheckles.
ll. 26-28. A adds in the margin] _Boy ready for the songs._

p. 313,
l. 13. A] But such a ransome.
ll. 28 and 29. A _adds_ marginal stage-direction]
_Bowle of wine ready._
l. 31. A] And blushing and unloose.

p. 314,
l. 39. A] alarums.
ll. 7 and 9. Second Folio] Arn.

p. 316,
l. 2. A] Pompean.
l. 19. A] Ile ha' your life.
l. 20. A prints this line as part of Charino's speech.

p. 317,
l. 8. A _omits_] A.
l. 23. A _omits_] o're.

p. 319,
l. 8. A] Lisborne.

p. 321,
l. 21. A] renders.
l. 35. A] Lisborne.

p. 322,
l. 14. A] aboord.
l. 15. A] Yet my disguise.
l. 30. A] the contempt.

p. 325,
l. 10. A] And he in Lisbon.
ll. 22-26. This speech is printed in A as a continuation of
Arnoldo's.

p. 326,
ll. 18 and 19. A _adds_ in the margin] Tapers ready.
l. 20. A] so, like a Turke.
l. 26. Second Folio _misprints_] Of what.
l. 34. Second Folio _misprints_] embace.

p. 327,
ll. 2-10. A gives all these lines to Rutilio.

p. 328,
ll. 5 and 6. A _adds_ in margin] Lights ready.
l. 33. A _omits_] Fight.
l. 35. A _omits_] Falls.
l. 38. Second Folio _misprints_] Governous.

p. 329,
l. 4. A _omits_] 1.

p. 331,
l. 30. A prints marginal direction] Hold a purse ready.

p. 333,
l. 14. In A the words 'my state would rather ask a curse'
are printed by mistake between ll. 16 and 17.
l. 23. A] sight.
l. 30. A] her Chamber.

p. 334.
l. 17. A] but to a fortune.
l. 21. A] bucket.
l. 39. A prints the marginal direction (Musicke)
at the end of the following line.

p. 335,
l. 1. A _omits_] 1.
l. 19. A] strike indeed.

p. 336,
l. 1. A] attend her.

p. 341,
ll. 14-16. A by mistake gives these lines as a continuation of
Sulpicia's speech.
l. 33. A] beaten off.

p. 342,
l. 23. A] blow that part.

p. 344,
l. 12. A] affection.

p. 345,
l. 33. A] give that.

p. 346,
l. 4. A] may cease.

p. 350,
l. 18. A] a larum.

p. 352,
l. 5. A] had.
l. 13. Second Folio _misprints_] Portua