Lo . I have as hard a task to perform in this house . Lo . And mine is to perswade a passionate woman , or to leave the Land . Make the boat stay , I fear I shall begin my unfortunate journey this night , though the darkness of the night and the roughness of the waters might easily disswade an unwilling man . Lo . Savil , you shall gain the opinion of a better servant , in seeking to execute , not alter my will , howsoever my intents succeed . Lo . Mistres Younglove . Lo . Loves she her ill taken up resolution so dearly ? Didst thou move her from me ? Lo . What critical minute was that ? Lo . I prethee deliver my service , and say , I desire to see the dear cause of my banishment ; and then for France . Lo . Yes , have you lost your memory ? Lo . Why she knows not you . Lo . Enough , I know her Brother . I shall intreat you only to salute my Mistres , and take leave , we'l part at the Stairs . Lo . First , let me beg your notice for this Gentleman my Brother . Lo . Would I were so . Mistris , for me to praise over again that worth , which all the world , and you your self can see . Lo . Mistris . Lo . Mistris , another in my place , that were not tyed to believe all your actions just , would apprehend himself wrong 'd : But I whose vertues are constancy and obedience . Lo . I have heard and seen your affability to be such , that the servants you give wages to may speak . Lo . Mistris , your will leads my speeches from the purpose . But as a man — Lo . Mistris I came to see you . Lo . To take leave of you . Lo . Yes . Lo . Yes , I had a third had you been apt to hear it . Lo . ‘ Twas to intreat you to hear reason . Lo . Lastly , it is to kindle in that barren heart love and forgiveness . Lo . Yes Lady . Lo . You wrong me . Lo . You wrong me much . Lo . You wrong me much . Lo . You know your least word is of force to make me seek out dangers , move me not with toyes : but in this banishment , I must take leave to say , you are unjust : was one kiss forc't from you in publick by me so unpardonable ? Why all the hours of day and night have seen us kiss . Lo . What are you Sir ? Lo . First , I thank you for schooling this young fellow , Whom his own follies , which he 's prone enough Daily to fall into , if you but frown , Shall level him a way to his repentance : Next , I should rail at you , but you are a Woman , And anger 's lost upon you . Lo . Then have your asking , and be griev 'd he 's dead ; How you will answer for his worth , I know not , But this I am sure , either he , or you , or both Were stark mad , else he might have liv 'd To have given a stronger testimony to th ’ world Of what he might have been . He was a man I knew but in his evening , ten Suns after , Forc 'd by a Tyrant storm our beaten Bark Bulg 'd under us ; in which sad parting blow , He call 'd upon his Saint , but not for life , On you unhappy Woman , and whilest all Sought to preserve their Souls , he desperately Imbrac 'd a Wave , crying to all that saw it , If any live , go to my Fate that forc 'd me To this untimely end , and make her happy : His name was Loveless : And I scap't the storm , And now you have my business . Lo . Yes faith , wee'l have a cast at your best parts now . And then the Devil take the worst . Lo . I am too foolish : Ladie speak dear Ladie . Lo . I knew it , and min 'd with you , and so blew you up . Now you may see the Gentlewoman : stand close . Lo . Get on your doublet , here comes my Brother . Lo . Good morrow . Here 's a poor brother of yours . Lo . Come thou shalt kiss him for our sport sake . Lo . That at my peril . Lusty Mr. Morecraft , Here is a Lady would salute you . Lo . Welford get you to the Church : by this light , You shall not lie with her again , till y'are married . Lo . Th'art in a good beginning : come who leads ? Sir Roger , you shall have the Van : lead the way : Would every dogged wench had such a day .The | Scornful | Ladie . | A Comedie . | As it was Actedby the children of Her Majesties | Revels in the Blacke | Fryers . Written by | Fra . Beaumont and Jo . Fletcher , Gent . | London | Printed for Myles Partrich , and are to be sold | at his Shop at the George neere St Dunstans | Church in Fleet-streete . 1616 .The | Scorneful | Ladie . | A Comedie . | As it was now lately Actedby the Kings | Majesties servants , at the | Blacke Fryers . | Written by | Fra . Beaumont , and Jo . Fletcher , | Gentlemen . | London , | Printed for M. P . and are to be sold by | Thomas Jones , at the blacke Raven , in | the Strand . 1625 .The | Scornefull | Ladie . | A Comedie . | As it was now lately Actedby the Kings Majesties Servants , | at the Blacke-Fryers . | Written | By Fran : Beaumont , and Jo : Fletcher , | Gentlemen . | The third Edition . | London . | Printed by B. A . and T. F . for T. Jones , and are to be sold at his | Shop in St. Dunstans Church-yard in Fleet-street . | 1630 .The | Scornfull | Ladie . | A Comedy . | As it was now lately Actedby the Kings Majesties Servants , | at the Blacke-Fryers . | Written by Francis Beaymont , and John Fletcher , Gentlemen . | The fourth Edition . | London , | Printed by A. M. 1635 .The | Scornfull | Lady . | A Comedy . | As it was now lately Actedby the Kings Majesties Servants ,The | Scornfull | Lady . | A Comedy . | As it was Actedby | the late Kings Majesties Servants , | at the Black-Fryers . | Written by Francis Beaumont , and John Fletcher . Gentlemen . | The sixt Edition , Corrected and | amended . | London : | Printed for Humphrey Moseley , and are to be sold at his Shop | at the Princes Armes in St. Pauls Church-yard . 1651 .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 . p. 240 , l. 4 . E — G omit ] of . F and G ] I do inculcate Divine Homilies . l. 13 . G ] man neglect . l. 16 . A and B ] I pray ye . A — G ] and whilst . l. 19 . B ] your Lay . l. 20 . C — F ] ingenuous . l. 23 . A ] I shall beate . l. 25 . A — E ] forget one , who . F and G ] forget then who . l. 34 . A and B ] how Hoppes goe . p. 241 , l. 6 . A — G ] to keep . l. 14 . F and G ] like a Gentlemen . l. 15 . F omits ] me . l. 23 . D — G ] Yet , that . l. 25 . A — E omit ] of . F and G ] Ile here no more , this is . l. 30 . A — E and G ] comes . l. 39 . A ] Gent . p. 242 , l. 6 . A — G omit ] etc . l. 7 . B — G ] help all . l. 22 . A and B ] warre , that cries . l. 27 . G ] has knockt . l. 32 . D — G omit ] even . A — G ] a conscience . l. 34 . A — E omit ] he . p. 243 , l. 6 . E — G ] pound . l. 11 . A and B ] We will have nobody talke wisely neither . F ] Will you not . l. 17 . A — C ] ath Coram . l. 25 . F and G omit ] that . l. 27 . F and G ] sir , to expound it . l. 28 . 2nd Folio misprints ] iuterpretation . l. 37 . A and B omit ] Sir . l. 40 . F omits ] keep . p. 244 , l. 1 . F and G add after part ] Savil . l. 6 . D — G add ] Finis Actus Primus . F and G add ] Omnes . O brave Loveless !Exeunt omnes . l. 12 . F and G omit ] Lady . l. 13 . F and G ] that complaint . l. 28 . F and G ] it loveth . l. 34 . A ] premised . p. 245 , l. 11 . D — G ] reprov 'd him . l. 22 . F and G ] hath made . l. 23 . A and B misprint ] Maria . l. 25 . F and G ] with a. l. 27 . A and B ] He 's fast . l. 39 . F and G omit ] Sir . p. 246 , l. 4 . A , B and G ] Gentlewoman . l. 23 . G omits ] indeed . l. 26 . F and G ] smile hath . l. 28 . A — E and G ] cropping off . l. 34 . E and G ] meditations . l. 36 . F and G ] and experience the . E — G ] collection . l. 39 . F and G ] thus to . p. 248 , ll . 3 and 4 . G ] and fornication . l. 24 . A and G ] set . p. 249 , l. 10 . A — C , E — G ] appeares . l. 11 . A ] drown . l. 12 . G ] Sir Aeneas . l. 34 . A and B ] Gentlewoman . p. 250 , l. 15 . A — G ] a Gods name . p. 251 , l. 11 . A and B add ] Drinke to my friend Captaine . l. 14 . A , B , F and G add at end ] Sir . l. 15 . A — G ] cursie . F ] a tittle . l. 16 . G ] would strive , Sir . F ] I will strive , Sir . l. 22 . Second Folio misprints ] Youn . l. 24 . A ] to feede more fishes . l. 30 . F and G ] pray you let . l. 34 . A ] a ful rouse . ll . 36 and 37 . D and F ] I bear . l. 39 . A — G ] a your knees . p. 252 , l. 12 . A ] finde . l. 32 . F and G for Capt .read Sav . and add ‘ Let 's in and drink and give ’ etc . p. 253 , l. 5 . F and G ] be you your . l. 27 . D — F ] love chamber . G ] dares . l. 34 . A — C ] will stoop . l. 35 . A ] feede ill. l. 36 . A — G ] which for I was his wife and gave way to . l. 39 . F ] in patience of . p. 254 , l. 1 . D and E ] gossip too . l. 3 . E and F ] from whence . l. 9 . F misprints ] crown 'd at . l. 21 . E — G ] have the money . l. 23 . F and G ] provided my wise . l. 26 . F ] Here 's here . ll . 30 and 31 . F and G ] for thine . l. 32 . F omits ] well . p. 255 , l. 1 . A ] the faith . l. 11 . D — G ] mony fit for . l. 13 . A — D , F and G ] afore . l. 14 . G omits ] all . ll . 18 and 19 . D — G ] turne up . l. 20 . G ] Ship . l. 22 . G ] poor man . l. 26 . D , F and G ] against the . l. 28 . A — G ] thy staffe of office there , thy pen and Ink-horne . Noble boy . l. 29 . A ] sed . ll . 30 and 31 . A — G ] thy seat . l. 34 . F and G ] men immortal . l. 37 . A ] that shall . l. 40 . A ] What meane they Captaine . p. 256 , l. 8 . F and G ] pounds . l. 9 . F and G ] by this hand . l. 13 . F and G ] There is six Angels in earnest . l. 17 . A ] all in . l. 25 . F and G omit ] so be it . l. 35 . A and B ] at charge . l. 40 . A — G add ] Finis Actus Secundi . p. 257 , l. 2 . A omits ] and drops her glove . l. 3 . A — C ] tels . l. 8 . A , B and D — G ] Lenvoy . l. 16 . F and G ] No , Sir . p. 258 , l. 10 . D , E and G ] come here to speak with . l. 18 . F and G ] I say I. l. 26 . A misprints ] ralkt . F and G ] with the . l. 29 . F and G ] Troth guess . l. 33 . F ] Gentlewomen . l. 36 . A and B ] But one , I am . C ] or Woman . p. 259 , l. 1 . A ] shall not you . l. 16 . A — C and E — G ] no such . l. 19 . A — C and E — G ] tender Sir , whose gentle bloud . l. 29 . A omits ] be . l. 31 . A and G ] as he . l. 34 . A omits ] They draw . l. 36 . F and G omit ] Jesus . p. 260 , l. 4 . A and B omit ] Why . l. 11 . F ] but none so . l. 26 . A ] wilde . B , C and E — G ] vild . l. 31 . F and G ] sword . l. 33 . B and G ] a hazard . p. 261 , l. 1 . A and B ] which is prone inough . C — G ] are prone . l. 5 . A ] anger lost . l. 10 . F and G ] least share in . l. 25 . D , F and G ] are you . l. 33 . A and B ] self from such temptations . G ] self from temptations . l. 34 . A — D , F and G ] Pray leape . G ] the matter . C ] whether would . l. 38 . A — C , E and G ] should . p. 262 , l. 6 . F and G omit ] a. l. 11 . A — C ] see . l. 12 . E ] Of any . l. 20 . F and G ] his ruin . l. 27 . C omits ] him . E — G ] with these . l. 37 . E — G ] leave them to others . l. 40 . C ] works a mine . p. 263 , l. 13 . A ] certaine . l. 18 . E — G ] spoken . l. 19 . F ] ask you . l. 20 . E — G ] forward . l. 32 . G ] hard-hearted . l. 35 . F and G ] me to do . p. 264 , l. 4 . E — G ] could redeem . l. 10 . D , F and G ] This . l. 24 . A ] you have so . l. 27 . E and G ] By this light . p. 265 , l. 10 . F ] by your troth . l. 11 . A ] could . l. 15 . C ] cold meats . l. 23 . F and G ] we would . l. 27 . F and G ] that thou art here . l. 29 . F and G ] use thee . l. 33 . A and B ] offending . l. 34 . F and G ] Thou art nothing ... for love 's sake . p. 266 , l. 3 . G omits ] I hope . l. 13 . F and G ] thy face . l. 14 . A — G omit ] for . ll . 21 and 22 . F and G ] companion . l. 25 . A ] amable . l. 38 . G adds at end ] I hope . p. 267 , l. 4 . A , B and D — F ] Don Diego , Ile . l. 11 . A , C and E ] saies . l. 15 . E — G ] you may . l. 20 . E ] wine here . F and G add before All ] Mr. Morecraft . l. 21 . A — G ] Sir . Savill ? l. 31 . G ] and yet they . l. 33 . F omits ] pray . l. 36 . A — C and E — G ] God a gold . 2nd Folio misprints ] expouud . p. 268 , l. 3 . A ] not you . l. 7 . A and B ] is much is much . l. 18 . G ] in tenements of . l. 22 . F and G ] I shall not dare to . l. 23 . A ] By blithe . l. 33 . A and B ] of satten . l. 37 . A — G ] necessary . D — G ] and consuming . p. 269 , l. 10 . 2nd Folio misprints ] nor . l. 16 . A — G ] a ’ my knowledge . l. 20 . F and G ] the . F ] Morall . l. 27 . B and D — G ] worst on 's . l. 31 . A ] your complement . l. 34 . F and G ] paid back again . p. 270 , l. 4 . F and G ] we have liv 'd . ll . 4 and 5 . F and G ] be the hour that . l. 14 . A misprints ] Yo . Lo . l. 15 . F and G ] A thirsty . l. 17 . F omits ] Sir . l. 20 . A ] raile . l. 24 . D — G ] to'th . p. 271 , l. 1 . A ] hee 's your . l. 4 . A — G ] fall . l. 19 . A — G ] who you left me too . l. 20 . F omits ] for . l. 23 . F and G ] be leaping in . l. 24 . E — G ] nights . l. 25 . F omits ] my . l. 27 . E ] thirtie . l. 34 . B ] you fellow . l. 37 . A — G ] Cresses sir to coole . l. 39 . A — C ] fornications . p. 272 , l. 3 . E — G ] get no . l. 4 . A — G add ] Finis Actus tertii . l. 6 . A — G ] solus . l. 8 . A ] thee to ? to what scurvy Fortune . l. 9 . E ] of Noblemen . l. 15 . B and E — G ] profit . 2nd Folio misprints ] Eccle . l. 16 . F ] eats out youth . l. 22 . 2nd Folio misprints ] abolishth , is . l. 25 . D and E ] in his . l. 33 . A ] neglectingly . l. 34 . A ] broke . p. 273 , l. 9 . F and G ] abused like me . A — F ] Dalida . l. 11 . F and G ] you may dilate . l. 27 . F and G ] could not expound . l. 28 . A ] and then at prayers oncel. 29 . A ] mine owne royallissue . l. 34 . D and E ] for you . l. 35 B ] and thus . l. 36 . A , F and G ] contrition , as a Father saith . l. 39 . A — G ] Comfets . l. 40 . A , F and G ] then a long chapter with a pedigree . p. 274 , l. 3 . A ] lovely . l. 4 . F and G ] when due time . l. 8 . F and G ] but have . l. 14 . A — E ] cunny . l. 17 . A omits ] in . F and G ] the hanging . l. 19 . A , F and G ] more with the great Booke of Martyrs . l. 23 . F and G add after beloved ] Abigail . l. 31 . E — G ] chop up . p. 275 , l. 3 . A and B ] wise Sir . l. 7 . A , B , F and G ] make . l. 14 . F and G ] thank Heaven . l. 19 . E — G omit ] Lord . l. 22 . A and B ] some sow . l. 23 . F and G ] brought forth . l. 26 . F and G ] will not . l. 29 . E ] a cleere . E — G ] would take . l. 39 . A ] and yet would . p. 276 , l. 3 . A — F ] errant . l. 5 . A — F ] pray be . l. 9 . A ] the godsknowes . C ] God the knowes . F and G ] Heaven knows . l. 15 . 2nd Folio misprints ] Lo . l. 18 . A omits ] so . l. 19 . A — C omit ] for . l. 38 . E — G ] that has . p. 277 , l. 1 . A and B ] turne in to . l. 4 . A omits ] pray . l. 13 . G ] have you . l. 14 . G ] light , as spirited . l. 21 . G ] sheeps . l. 22 . G ] with two . l. 23 . F and G add at end ] I can . l. 33 . F and G ] your use of . l. 37 . A , B , D , F and G ] now then . p. 278 , l. 7 . A — G ] Rosasolis . l. 16 . G ] in presuming thus . l. 19 . E — G ] to any end . l. 23 . D , E and G ] heap affliction . B — D , F and G ] on me . l. 28 . F and G add ] ha . l. 33 . F and G for a read ] ha ’ . l. 37 . E — G omit ] Sir . p. 279 , l. 1 . G ] no so . l. 2 . A ] know . l. 6 . F omits ] that . ll . 6 — 8 . D and E omit ] at you ... not laugh and runs on the remainder of Lady 's speech as part of Mar .' s . F and G omit ] Sir ... not laugh . l. 7 . A — C omit one ] ‘ ha . ’ l. 15 . A and B ] for it then . l. 20 . E — G ] And you may . l. 28 . G ] crack . l. 36 . A — C ] fit ath . l. 38 . B ] will you cure . p. 280 , l. 5 . A and C ] Let him alone , ‘ is crackt . l. 6 . D — G ] he 's a beastly . A and B ] to loose . l. 7 . A — G ] is a. ll . 9 and 10 . G ] fohshe stinks . ll . 19 and 20 . F and G ] ye have ... hate ye . l. 23 . A and B ] in intercession . D — G ] make intercession . l. 25 . A ] not all . l. 26 . F and G ] and will . l. 32 . A and B ] safer dote . l. 33 . F ] disease . p. 281 , l. 8 . A — C ] I hope ‘ is not . l. 16 . A ] There is . l. 28 . A ] Carrire . D — G ] carriage . l. 29 . A — C , F and G ] now I. l. 30 . A — G ] a horse back . l. 31 . A — C and E — G ] to looke to . p. 282 , l. 3 . A — C ] ‘ is fleet . l. 10 . 2nd Folio misprints ] sweed . l. 11 . F ] not your . A — E ] Reasens . F and G ] your rotten Reasons . l. 13 . F and G ] civil and feed . l. 16 . A — G ] pounds . l. 18 . A , F and G ] defend . p. 283 , l. 2 . F and G ] Ordinaries do eat . l. 3 . F and G ] to a play . l. 6 . E ] Bootmaker . F and G ] to a bear-baiting . l. 13 . A , C — G ] aire . l. 15 . A ] as little . l. 18 . E ] if they may . ll . 22 and 23 . F and G ] ask me . l. 23 . A and B ] a modesty . l. 24 . A — F ] Wardrope . l. 28 . E — G ] to dogs . l. 36 E ] cheate . A — G ] add ] Finis Actus Quarti . p. 284 , l. 27 . F and G ] the Gentleman . l. 31 . A and B ] house Sir . p. 285 , l. 5 . B ] for your . l. 10 . A — D ] be lest . E — G ] be left . l. 15 . E ] never-worme . l. 25 . F and G ] the elder hath . l. 31 . 2nd Folio misprints ] Gentlewomau . p. 286 , l. 7 . G ] goodly . l. 8 . A and D ] beliefe . l. 10 . E — G ] you cas 'd . l. 29 . A — G ] in thy . l. 30 . G omits ] I. l. 31 . F ] years . p. 287 , l. 1 . F and G ] vilely . l. 3 . A and D — G ] shall want uryne to finde the cause by : and she . B and C ] shall want uryne finde the cause be . l. 14 . A and B ] I stoppe . p. 288 , l. 7 . E omits ] did . F and G ] he does . l. 25 . A and B omit ] be . l. 34 . F and G ] till death . p. 289 , l. 1 . 2nd Folio misprints ] berroth 'd . E and G add at beginning ] Ah . l. 5 . A and B ] mind is . l. 6 . G ] womens . l. 22 . F ] not any . l. 26 . F and G omit ] Godlike . l. 27 . A and B ] passions . l. 28 . F and G ] is her law . l. 39 . D — G ] and colour . p. 290 , l. 7 . 2nd Folio misprints ] yon . l. 7 . F and G ] you , though unknown . l. 18 . F and G ] Heaven to comfort . l. 34 . A and B ] Milde still as . l. 37 . B ] ends . l. 40 . F and G ] never find . p. 291 , l. 7 . A and B ] I will . l. 12 . G ] spoken . l. 25 . A — F ] judicially . l. 27 . G ] off her . A — C ] sound . G ] her Love . F ] lovers . l. 33 . A , B and E — G ] a bed . l. 37 . D ] at a third . F and G add after Balls ] admirably . p. 292 , l. 2 . A , F and G ] forgot . ll . 4 and 5 . F and G omit ] I 'll not ... you joy . l. 9 . G ] there was . l. 10 . A , B , F and G ] meant . G omits ] you . l. 19 . G ] rather then . l. 20 . A , B and D — F ] forsooke . l. 34 . A , E and G ] I had rather . p. 293 , l. 4 . D — G add after so ] a most ungodly thing . ll . 5 and 6 . D — G omit ] Since a ... ungodly thing . l. 30 . D and F omit ] and Young . l. 32 . A and B ] all uncivill , all such beasts as these . C ] are uncivill , all such beasts . D and E ] wee are uncivill , as such beasts as these . F and G ] all uncivil . Would , etc . p. 294 , l. 7 . G ] are you . l. 11 . A — C ] learning new sir . E — G omit ] Sir . l. 14 . A ] rouge . l. 16 . A ] capassions . l. 17 . 2nd Folio misprints ] Goaler . l. 25 . F and G ] indeed I do . p. 295 , l. 8 . 2nd Folio misprints ] A I. l. 27 . F and G ] Heaven quite . 1 . 31 . F and G ] thou help . l. 34 . F and G omit ] the Cleve . l. 36 . F ] all this . p. 296 , l. 30 . F , some copies ] hankt it . l. 34 . G ] O Heaven . p. 297 , l. 1 . F and G ] with this . l. 12 . F and G ] who I. l. 17 . B , F and G ] hold out . l. 22 . A ] witnes to . ll . 26 and 27 . F and G ] this Welford from . p. 298 , l. 5 . 2nd Folio misprints ] turn . l. 8 . A , B , D , F and G ] tyr 'd . l. 12 . A ] sore Ladies . D — G omit ] four . l. 19 . F and G ] I think I. l. 23 . A ] I see by her . l. 38 . A and E ] make . p. 299 , l. 2 . E — G ] he is . l. 10 . A and B ] A will . C ] I will . l. 13 . F and G ] make you well . l. 15 . G ] unconverted . l. 20 . F and G ] tell you . l. 26 . B ] yon . l. 34 . F and G ] Who 's . p. 300 , l. 8 . F and G ] must wear . l. 9 . G omits ] Of . l. 19 . A and B ] pound . l. 22 . E and F omit ] a. l. 29 . G ] you wall graze . l. 30 . F and G ] once again . l. 33 . F and G ] your Worship . l. 38 . G ] Why now . p. 301 , l. 3 . F and G ] As fast as . l. 11 . C ] helps . l. 17 . A and B omit ] the . l. 24 . F and G ] and lead . l. 25 . A — G add ] Finis .has been found in England by the writer of this note . Its existence has been ignored by every previous editor of Beaumont and Fletcher , and , apparently , by English bibliographers , the folio of 1679 being presumed to be ‘ Ed . 7 . ’ The knowledge that a copy existed in America led to a fruitless search for it in English libraries , until accident , a few months ago , brought one to light in time to enable a collation of its text to be included in the above notes . It will be seen that many of the readings are of considerable interest . A. R. W . ]