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Two Gentlemen of Verona

Volume 1 / Act 1 — Act I: Scene 1

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8. with] in Capell.

19. my] F1. thy F2 F3 F4.

21-28. Put in the margin as spurious by Pope.

25. for] but Collier MS.

28. thee] om. S. Walker conj. See note (II).

30. fading] om. Hanmer.

48. blasting] blasted Collier MS.

57. To] F1. At F2 F3 F4. To Milan!—let me hear Malone conj.

65. leave] Pope. love Ff.

69. Made] Make Johnson conj.

70. Scene ii. Pope.

70-144. Put in the margin by Pope.

77. a] F2 F3 F4. om. F1.

89. follow] follows Pope.

102. astray] a stray Theobald (Thirlby conj.)

Nay: ... astray,] Edd. Nay, ... astray: Ff.

105. a] the Delius (Capell conj.).

108, 109. Pro. But what said she? Speed. [First nodding] Ay.] Edd. Pro. But what said she? Sp. I. Ff. Pro. But what said she? Speed. She nodded and said I. Pope. Pro. But what said she? Did she nod? [Speed nods] Speed. I. Theobald. Pro. But what said she? [Speed nods] Did she nod? Speed. I. Capell.

110. Nod—Ay—] Nod—I, Ff.

111, 112. say ... say] F1. said ... said F2 F3 F4.

126. at once] F1. om. F2 F3 F4.

130-134. Printed as verse in Ff.

130. from her] from her better Collier MS. to rhyme with letter in the next line.

132. brought] brought to her Collier MS.

133. your] F1. her F2 F3 F4. you her Collier MS.

135. What said she? nothing?] What said she, nothing? Ff. What, said she nothing? Pope.

137. as ‘Take ... I thank you] as ‘I thank you; take ... Edd. conj.

testerned] F2 F3 F4. cestern’d F1.

138. henceforth] F1 F3 F4. hencefore F2.

letters] F1. letter F2 F3 F4.

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