y.

189-193 _Well said . . . to thee_. Printed in doggerel form
in Qq, the lines ending with _hands_, _me_,
_mistresse_, _thee_.

192 _of_. A, concerning.

193 _sworne to thee_. A, promised.

194 _that assurance_. A, that you have sworne.

198-199 _so wee reach our objects_. A, so it bee not to one
that will betray thee.

202 _Excellent . . . me_. So punctuated by ed.; A,
Excellent Pero thou reviv'st me; B, Excellent! Pero
thou reviv'st me.

203 _to perdition_. A, into earth heere.

205 _watching_. A, wondring.

206 _stole up_. A, stole.

209 _her selfe reading a letter_. A, she set close at a
banquet.

213 _I sweare_. A, No, my lord.

215-216 _Why this . . . Oh, the_. A omits, possibly by
mistake.

220 _fraught_. A, freight.

221 _never dreaming of D'Amboys_. A omits.

225 _this_. A, his.

226 _should_. A, could.

227 _made_. A, performed.

_Whispers_. A omits.

233 Between this line and l. 234 A inserts:--

_Char._ I sweare to your Grace, all that I can
conjecture touching my
lady, your neece, is a strong affection she beares
to the English Mylor.

_Gui._ All, quod you? tis enough I assure you; but
tell me.

242 _life_--: between this word and _especially_ A
inserts: if she marks it.

243 _disguise_. A, put off.

247 _from_. A, at.

253 _are_. A, be.

269 _[th]in_. Emend. ed; Qq, in.

273 _great_. A omits.

279 _it_. A, you.

284 _wee_. A, I. _our mercies_. A, my mercy.

303 _miraculous_. A, horrible.

308 _Well, my lord_. A, My lord, tis true, and.

311-312 _Come . . . of them_. A omits.

317 _dark and standing foggs_. A, monster-formed cloudes.

322-336 _But what . . . feares_. Omitted in A, which has
instead:--

I will conceale all yet, and give more time
To D'Ambois triall, now upon my hooke;
He awes my throat; else, like Sybillas cave,
It should breath oracles; I feare him s