Note [1]: "Marat" underlined.
[2]: Altered to "VERA. Unmask! a spy!"
[3]: Scored through.
[4]: Scored through.
[5]: Scored through.
[6]: Lines scored through.
[7]: Insert "and quite as unintelligible."
[8]: Alter "PRES." to "VERA."
[9]: Scored through.
[10]: These lines struck out.
[11]: This passage scored through.
[12]: This is struck out.
[13]: Scored through.
[14]: Scored through.
[15]: This speech cut out.
[16]: Lines scored through.
[17]: Lines scored through.
[18]: Cut out this passage and insert "Alexis" after "but."
[19]: Lines scored through.
[20]: Altered to "No! No!"
[21]: This passage is cut out.
[22]: Insert "Alexis" in place of "him."
[23]: Lines scored through.
[24]: This speech cut out.
[25]: This passage is scored through.
[26]: The words "no laugh" are inserted here--possibly as a stage
direction.
[27]: Passage scored through.
[28]: In place of "the Czar" read "Alexis."
[29]: Delete this speech.
[30]: This passage is scored out.
[31]: This passage is scored out.
[32]: This passage is scored out.

ACT IV.

Note [1]: These three speeches are scored through.
[2]: Insert "for the politician."
[3]: All these lines are cut out.
[4]: Alter to "Gentlemen."
[5]: Cut out this sentence.
[6]: Words scored through.
[7]: Delete "the crown."
[8]: Substitute "stop near" for "stay with."
[9]: This passage is cut out.

Transcriber's Note:

Inconsistent hyphenation has been standardised. Minor typographical
errors have been corrected without note, whilst significant
amendments have been listed below:

p. 25, 'Place S. Isaac' amended to _Place St. Isaac_;
p. 36, 'Prince Petouchof' amended to _Count Petouchof_.

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