r remember) that of all my height
And dearest life you are the onely spring,
Onely in royall hope to kill the King.

_Mons._ Why, now I see thou lov'st me! come to the banquet!
_Exeunt._ 515

_Finis Actus Tertii._

LINENOTES:

_Henry . . . Attendants_. A, _Henry, D'Ambois,
Monsieur, Guise, Mont., Elenor, Tam., Pero_.

1 _my_. A; B omits.

4 _sparrowes_. A, nothing.

16 _man_. A, truth.

29 _than_. So in A; B, by.

53 _besieged_. A, oppressed.

58 _the rest_. A, the tother.

67 _bout_. A, charge.

71-72 Three lines in Qq, i.e. _Peace . . . thee peace_ |
_Let . . . warre_ | _He's . . . man_.

76 _noblier_. Emend. ed. Qq, nobly; see note, p. 154.

88 _Stay . . . D'Ambois_. B, Stay them, stay D'Ambois.

89 _honour'd_. A, equall.

96 _empire_. A, eminence.

104 _one stick out_. A, out one sticke.

105 _bound our lifes_. A, was compris'd.

107 _ingenious_. A, ingenuous.

117 _hold_. A, proove. _vertue_. A, rodde.

121 _Decline not to_. A, Engender not.

131-138 _And hope . . . D'Amb[ois], Ladies_. Omitted in A,
which after 130 has: _Exeunt Henry, D'Amb., Ely, Ta._

140 _worthy_. A, proper.

149 _ranging_. A, gadding.

153 _for, you know_. A, and indeed.

160-161 _the hart, Being old, and cunning in his_. A, being
old, And cunning in his choice of.

163-164 _where . . . his hinde_. A has:--

Where his custome is
To beat his vault, and he ruts with his hinde.

168 _chiefest_. A, greatest.

172 _the cunningst_. A, an excellent.

173-177 _I have broken . . . hope there_. A has:--

I have already broke the ice, my lord,
With the most trusted woman of your Countesse,
And hope I shall wade through to our discovery.

178 _Gui._ A, _Mont._ omitting the speech _Nay . . .
there_.

179 _Starting back_. Omitted in A, which instead
continues Montsurry's speech with: And we will to the
other.

180 _indeed_. A omits.

185 _Nay_. A, Pra