Act Iv: Scene I

p. 286, l. 27 Surlily to him. 1724 ‘Goes surlily to him’.

p. 287, l. 26 by instinct. [Aside. 1724 omits ‘Aside’.

p. 287, l. 27 Stands looking very simply. 1724 omits ‘very’.

p. 288, l. 5 new-fashion’d Spanish Civility. 1724 omits ‘Spanish’.

p. 289, l. 13 it made my Stomach wamble. 1724 ‘it had made’.

p. 289, l. 32 Gaber. 1724 ‘Gabor’.

p. 290, l. 28 Fakes, to entertain. 1724 ‘Faith’.

p. 291, l. 5 They two dance. 1724 ‘They too dance.’