Part 31

70-78 If he . . . and slit. Omitted in A, which has instead:--

Buss. No, I thinke not.

Mons. Not if I nam'd the man With whom I would make him suspicious His wife hath arm'd his forehead!

Buss. So you might Have your great nose made lesse indeede, and slit.

77-79 In B four lines, broken at (second) how, have, out, thee peace.

92 roughnesse. A, toughnesse.

96 the. A omits.

103 minde. A, spirit.

104 desert. A, effect.

112 steales on to ravish. A, is comming to afflict.

Enter . . . Pero, placed in A after under in 134.

Exeunt . . . Monsieur. A omits.

She seemes to sound. A omits.

151-154 Sweet . . . enough. A has instead:--

Sweete lord, cleare up those eies, for shame of noblesse: Mercilesse creature; but it is enough.

B has three lines broken at forehead, warres, enough.

180 fingers. A, hand.

181 comes . . . him. Punctuated by ed.; Qq, comes my stain from him?

193 Even . . . curst seed. A, Even to his teeth, whence, in mine honors soile.

205-209 papers hold . . . for it. Omitted in A, which has instead:--

Be not nice For any trifle, jeweld with your honour, To pawne your honor.

212 well. A, much.

217 this touch. A, my lord.

232 But I will to him. A, Ile attend your lordship.

234 Meet. A, Speake.

236 To him . . . him. A omits.

A Room in Montsurry's House.]

Enter D'Ambois and Frier.