VOL. II. [The lines cited from the several poems are those of the poems; those cited from title-pages containing mottoes are the lines of the pages.] Page 6 l. 21 for or read but. p. 13 l. 5 for With read In. ib. l. 13 for 2 read 1. ib. l. 17 for Act II. Scene 7 read Act IV. Scene 2. p. 27 l. 5 several lines omitted after and such. ib. l. 9 for 4 read 3. ib. l. 12 for o’er read in. ib. l. 14 for Egean read Ægean. ib. l. 15 for Emilia read Æmilia. ib. l. 16 for 5 read 1. ib. l. 18 for she bad read he bade. ib. l. 21 for th’ insolent read the insolent. ib. l. 24 for fate read state. ib. l. 25 for you read ye. p. 28 l. 13 for Pain read Pains. p. 41 l. 3 for then read there .... ib. l. 11 for 3 read 1. p. 47 l. 204 for Chesterfield read ‘Chesterfield.’ p. 56 l. 4 for ever true and humble read a true and humble wife. ib. l. 10 for The fatal time read The leisure and the fearful time. ib. l. 11 for all ceremonies and read the ceremonious. ib. l. 18 for impiety, thou impious read impiety and impious. ib. l. 20 for 2 read 1. p. 67 l. 4 for peculiar read particular. ib. l. 5 for she read he. ib. l. 6 for her read his. ib. l. 7 for her read his. ib. l. 16 for Tempest read The Tempest. p. 69 l. 50 for Marcus read ‘Marcus.’ p. 76 l. 344 for divine! read ‘divine!’. p. 87 l. 3 for make a curtsy read make curtsy. ib. l. 4 for but for read but yet for. ib. l. 11 for amble, you nick-name read you amble, and you lisp, and nick-name. ib. l. 15 for Am I contemn’d read Stand I condemn’d. ib. l. 16 for II. read III. p. 92 l. 166 ‘Chaste, sober, solemn’ and ‘devout.’ Not in inverted commas. p. 93 l. 197 for what woman read that woman. p. 95 l. 265 for than read then. p. 101 l. 4 for Or read Could. ib. a line omitted after ll. 6, 7 and 8 respectively. p. 103 l. 46 for Lea read lea. p. 113 l. 8 for As You Like It read Much Ado about Nothing, Act II. Scene 1. ib. l. 11 Act IV. Scene 3 omitted. ib. l. 14 for hence read home. ib. ll. 16-20 ‘Be the Sweet Helen’s Knell’ is printed as immediately preceding the rest of these lines, instead of following them 28 lines later. For He left a wife read He lost a wife. In the Shakspearean text these words form the latter part of a line, and are followed by a line and a half here omitted. p. 116 l. 75 for beauty bless’d read beauty-bless’d. p. 124 after line 3 a line omitted. ib. l. 9 for sometimes read something. ib. l. 13 for Measure for Measure, Act II. Scene 4 read Much Ado about Nothing, Act III. Scene 1. p. 134 l. 3 for heavens read heaven. p. 145 l. 11 for with purged read in purged. p. 159 l. 13 for upon read of. ib. l. 16 for pitiable read pitiful and. ib. l. 17 for But thou art read Thou stern. p. 185 l. 13 for for it read for ’t. p. 194 l. 311 for dosed read dozed. p. 211 l. 8 for in thee read of thee. ib. l. 12 for but tyrannous read but it is tyrannous. |