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The Works of William Shakespeare [Cambridge Edition] [Vol. 6 of 9]

Note 3676 — Scene VII. A camp, at a small distance from Rome.

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unto] in Hanmer.

commendable] condemnable] Jackson conj.

not ... chair] but a tomb for envy as a sharer Bullock conj.

tomb ... a chair] Tombe ... a Chaire F1 F2. Tomb ... a Chair F3 F4. tomb ... a hair Singer. tomb ... a cheer Collier (Collier MS.) tomb ... care Mitford conj. tomb so eloquent as a cheer Grant White conj. (withdrawn). tongue so eloquent as a chair Id. conj. trump so evident as a child's Bailey conj. tomb as eloquent as a tear Hudson conj. tomb so evident as a claim Leo conj. tongue so evident as a charmer's Keightley.

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