Note 203 — NOTE ON SYMBOLS (continued 2)
Reading edition
Selimus, 658, ‘at diuerse doores’; Fair Em, sc. ix, ‘at two sundry doors’; James IV, II. ii. 1, ‘one way ... another way’; Look About You, 464, ‘two waies’; Weakest Goeth to the Wall, 3, ‘one way ... another way’; Jew of Malta, 230, ‘Enter Gouernor ... met by’. Further variants are the seventeenth-century Lear (Q1), II. i. 1, ‘meeting’, and Custom of Country, IV. iv, ‘at both doors’.