Part 3 / Act 2 — Act II.
Reading edition
Sc. 2.
"And this soft courage makes your followers faint."
For 'courage' M. Mason gave from the original play carriage, which perhaps is right.
Sc. 5.
"So minutes, hoürs, days, weeks, months, and years."
The printer evidently omitted weeks.
"And so obsequious will thy father be Men, for the loss of thee."
For 'Men,' which makes no sense, I read Son; Rowe has Lad, Collier Man, Dyce E'en. It is possible also that a prep., as 'fore or to, may have been effaced before 'Men.'