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APPENDIX VI.

LIST OF THE CHIEF DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE EDITION

OF 1594 AND THAT OF THE 1ST EDITION OF

ALEX. DYCE, LONDON, 1850. (Vol. II.)

Ed. A. Dyce, 1850.

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Edition of 1594.

[ACT I. Scene i. Cunningham.]

2 Enter Gaueston reading on a letter that was brought from the king ('reading a letter from the king.' Cunningham).

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let me die (for 'lie,' p. 118, col. 1, ed. Cunningham). artick (for 'arctic').

Tanti Ile fanne, for 'Tanti; I'll fawn' (as in Cunningham).

Enter three poor Men' after the words 'what are
these?'

Sold. (for 3 Man) Farewell, &c.
Porpintine (for porcupine').

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[Aside] omitted, like all other Asides' in the play.
My lord, here comes, &c. (for 'By'r lord,' &c.: Čun.
Here comes my lord the king': Dyce).
[Retires] omitted.

Enter the King, Lancaster, Mortimer senior, Mortimer
junior, Edmund Earl of Kent, Guie Earle of War-
wicke, &c. (as in Cunningham, p. 119, col. 1). (N. B.
In the rest of the play the two Mortimers are always
distinguisht as senior and junior.)

for Mowbray' here as elsewhere, is Mowbery.' Cunningham has 'Moubery.'

And northward Gaueston, &c. (for 'Lancaster: Cunningham, p. 120, col. 2).

Exeunt Nobiles (for 'Exeunt Nobles': Cun. 'all, except', &c.: Dyce).

Most of them are of no importance whatever. A superfluous line is recoverd in Act IV. Sc. v. I add a few references to Cunningham's edition. -F. J. F.

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[ACT I. Scene ii. Cun.]

Enter both the Mortimer, Warwick, and Lancaster (as
in Cunningham, but with Mortimers ').
after 'and us': Enter the Bishop of Canterbury (for
'Archbishop of Canterbury and a Messenger).
Exit Attendant ('Messenger,' Cunningham): omitted.
Enter the Queene (for Enter Queen Isabella).
oppress'd by (for with: Cunningham, p. 122, col. 1).
[ACT I. Scene iv. Cun.]

Archb of Cant. omitted, so that Mortimer speaks the
line.

[Exeunt] omitted.

Enter Nobiles.

He subscribes, &c., omitted.

Enter the King and Gaveston.

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We will not thus be facst, &c. (for 'faced').
[Attendants remove Gav., &c., omitted.
This Ile (for 'isle ').

be (for 'are ').

7 [Subscribes] omitted.

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may (for 'make').

[The exchange, &c.] omitted.

6 Circes (for Circe').

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Enter the Nobles to the Queene.

2 murtherer (for 'murderer').

thy neck (sic).

imbrotherie (for embroidery': Cunningham, p. 127, col. 1).

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such formal (sic) toys (as in Dyce and Cunningham, 'formal,' of form and ceremony).

Enter the Lady.

Lady (for Niece,' as afterwards).

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3 But rest thee, &c. (for But' stay' thee).

4 [Puts the letter, &c.] omitted.

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11 after done, madam, Exit' (as in Cunningham, p.

128, col. 2).

24 [Exeunt] omitted.

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overstretched, hath (wrongly for break).

made road (for make).

Exeunt Nobiles (for Nobles': Cun. 'Exit with
Y. Mortimer': Dyce).

Enter the Queene, Ladies 3, Baldock and Spencer.
(Also in Sc. iv. Lady for Niece).

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[ACT II. Scene iv. Cun.]

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bella.

your lovers sake' Exeunt omnes, manet Isa

Enter the Barons alarums (same words as in Cunningham. Not in Dyce).

and therefore be gone ('and' is bad).

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[ACT II. Scene v. Cun.]

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N. B. In the lines on this page is another division. 23 'short' omitted (as in Cunningham, making the line 9 syllables). These short delays': Dyce. Exit cum servis Pen.

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My 'lovely' Pierce, my Gaveston again: (my, for of).
Enter Hugh Spencer, an old man, father to the yong
Spencer, with the truncheon, and soldiers ('an old
man' inserted).

True, and it like, &c. (and, for an).

Lewne a Frenchman (Lewne for Levune).
[Exit, &c.] omitted.

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1 Enter Herald from the Barons, &c. (as in Cunningham, p. 137, col. 2).

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Messenger (for 'Herald ').

6 route (for root).

Embrace (for Embraces) Spencer.
[Exit] omitted.

[ACT III. Scene iii. Cun.]

Enter King Edward with the Barons captives.
[Exit Kent] omitted,

Tis but temporal, &c. (for It is).

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party (for part).

And made the channels (for' Who made the channel'). [Exeunt] omitted.

[ACT IV. Scene v. Cun.]

Spencer, flying about the stage (as in Cunningham, p.

142, col. 1).

r'enforce (badly for reinforce).

Vilde (for Vile).

scape (as in Cunningham, p. 143, col. 1).
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Enter Rice ap Howell, and the Maior of Bristow, with
Spencer the father.

Unhappies.

Meanwhile have hence this rebel to the block.

Your lordship cannot priviledge your head.

[This is a lost line recovered. Act IV. Sc. v., p. 143,

col. 1, ed. Cunningham.]

[Exeunt, &c.] omitted.

Exeunt omnes.

N. S. SOC. TRANS., 1876.

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Spencer, a sweet Spencer (for, 'Spencer, sweet Spencer').
For friend hath Edward none but these, and these;
And these must die, &c. (Cunningham reads,
'For friend hath [hapless] Edward none, but these;
And these must die under a tyrant's sword.' IV. vi.,
p. 144, col. 2.)

are fleeted hence (for 'fleeting').

[ACT V. Scene i. Cun.]

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with the Bishop for the crowne.
Full often, &c. (as in Cun., for oft': Dyce).
survives (for survive: Cun., p. 145, col. 2).
In which extreme (for extremes: Cun.).
'be king' omitted (as in Cun.).

after 'myself!' Enter Bartley (and afterwards, ed.
1594 has Bartley, for Berkely: Cun., p. 146, col. 2).
of the queen (as in Cun.).

Exeunt omnes (as in Cun.).

[ACT V. Scene ii. Cun., p. 147, col. 1.]

14 imports as much (badly, for us: Cun., p. 147, col. 1). 17 will bear (for 'twill).

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[ACT V. Scene iii. Cun., p. 149, col. 2.] 'to Killingworth'; Enter Edmund (for Kent': Cun.). 7 'King Edward'; Manent Edmund and the soldiers. Exeunt omnes (as in Cun.).

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[ACT V. Scene iv. Cun., p. 149, col. 2.]

16 Enter Mortimer alone.

21 when his sonne is of age (metre needs 'sons,' as in

Cun.).

25 [reads] omitted.

27 No stops in the line (as in Cun.).

13 [Enter Lightborn] omitted.

26 through the throat (for down': To strangle with a lawn thrust 'down' the throat is of course much

better).

11 ten miles end (for 'ten mile end').

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