Beaumont & Fletcher's Works (2 of 10) - the Humourous Lieutenant eBook

This eBook from the Gutenberg Project consists of approximately 122 pages of information about Beaumont & Fletcher's Works (2 of 10).

Beaumont & Fletcher's Works (2 of 10) - the Humourous Lieutenant eBook

This eBook from the Gutenberg Project consists of approximately 122 pages of information about Beaumont & Fletcher's Works (2 of 10).

p. 297, l. 1.  B] groose. l. 7.  C] Enter Demetrius, and Leontius. l. 30.  C] I live to know. l. 36.  C] sure if.

p. 298, l. 4.  C] hang out. l. 7.  C] as your. l. 8.  C] that know. ll. 10 and 11.  C transposes these two ll. l. 12.  C] hath sent. l. 17.  C] I see ye. l. 29.  C] ’pray ye doe. l. 35.  C] designes it.

p. 299, l. 2.  C] we are mawld. l. 8.  C] so thrashd. l. 11.  C] on my...about. l. 14.  C] Coronall and so throughout, with variations of spelling. l. 18.  C] over. l. 30.  A by mistake gives this line to Leo.  C. omits l. 31. l. 33.  C] in peeces. l. 36.  C] he hath. l. 37.  C] Julipps. l. 38.  C gives this line to Dem. l. 39.  C] noe:  noe:  hang him.

p. 300, l. 5.  C] dampnable. l. 13.  C adds] Exit. l. 21.  C omits this line and gives the following line to Leo. l. 24.  C] Enter Leucippe, and her Maides, writing. l. 25.  C] Mariane. l. 35.  C] peevish, very peevish. l. 36.  C] and the.

p. 301, l. 1.  C adds stage direction] she turnes over a Booke. l. 19.  C] those. l. 33.  C] The Chamber next to th’ Parck. l. 34.  C] 2.  Maid. l. 35.  A and C] bid. l. 37.  C] besides, she is.  A] beside. l. 39.  C omits one Thisbee.  A misprints it This.

p. 302, l. 8.  C omits stage direction. l. 9.  C] follow your. l. 11. adds stage direction] she turnes over y’e Booke. l. 19.  C omits stage direction. l. 22.  A] and ’t. l. 28.  C] come heather. l. 33.  C] your helpe. l. 38.  C omits stage direction. l. 39.  C] Maid.

p. 3O3, l. 1.  C for Phe reads Girle. l. 3.  C omits stage direction. l. 5.  C puts I’ll...action in parentheses. l. 7.  C] Who’s that there? and omits stage direction. l. 10.  B] Menippe. l. 12.  C] if you were. l. 14.  C] o’ th’. l. 32.  C] thou wert.

p. 304, l. 8.  C] will yet work, without Barme (boy). l. 12.  C] Enter Antigonus, and a Soldier; wth Attendants. l. 18.  C] ’faith.  A] discretion. l. 20.  C] and ye Leiutenant. l. 22.  A] Lord Men.  A and B] Grace—­s. l. 27.  C] backs. l. 29.  C] by heaven.

p. 305, l. 11.  A] say truth. l. 25.  C] ’chaunce. l. 30.  C omits this line. l. 35.  C] but I.

p. 306, l. 5.  C] and would. l. 18.  C] a joyfull showt.  Enter Gentlemen. l. 19.  C] He doth. l. 20.  B] top? l. 28.  C] Gent. l. 34.  A and C] for heaven sake. l. 39.  C] all take.

p. 307, l. 3.  C] stood then before. l. 11.  C] that ye. l. 14.  C] I give. l. 15.  C omits this line. l. 20.  C] if ’twer. l. 22.  C] ev’n...ev’n that pure blessing. l. 25.  C] still (Sir?). l. 28.  C] Gent. l. 31.  C gives this line to Gent. l. 35.  C] ’mercie upon ye. l. 36.  C] ayle ye? ’pray doe.  A] ayle ye...’death. l. 40.  C] did ye.

p. 308, ll. 1 and 2.  C] ’beate...’beate. l. 3.  A and C] has. l. 9.  C] strake. l. 10.  C] dost not thou. l. 12.  C gives this line to Leo. and the next only to Dem. l. 17.  C] ’has beat.  A] h’as. l. 19.  C omits this line. l. 35.  C] now ye.

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