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Two Gentlemen of Verona

Volume 1 / Act 4 — Act IV: Scene 2

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Scene ii. Outside ... palace ...] An open place, ... Warburton. Court of the palace. Capell.

1. have I] I’ve Pope.

15. and] om. F3 F4.

18. Musicians.] Rowe. Musitian. Ff. at the beginning of the scene.

23. Who] F1. Whom F2 F3 F4.

25. tune] F1. turne F2. turn F3 F4.

26. at a distance] Capell.

allycholly] melancholy Pope.]

27. I pray you, why is it] F1. I pray you what is it F2 F3. I pray what is it? F4.

34. [Music plays] Capell.

40. is she] as free Collier MS.

50. excels] exceeds S. Walker conj.

53. Scene iii. Pope.

53, 54. are you ... before?] you are ... before Heath conj.

68. You would] you would, then, Malone. you would not Collier MS.

70, 71. Printed as prose by Capell.

72-74. Printed as verse in Ff. I tell ... He lov’d ...

78. fear not you] F1. fear not F2 F3 F4.

80. [Exeunt Thu. and Musicians.] Rowe.

81. Scene iv. Pope.

Enter Silvia above] Rowe. om. Ff.

85. You would] Ff. You’d Pope.

88. What’s] What is Pope.

89. even] F1. ever F2 F3 F4.

102. [Aside] Pope.

105. thyself] even thyself Hanmer.

109. his] F2 F3 F4. her F1.

112. hers] F1 F2. her F3 F4.

114. [Aside] Pope.

115. if] if that Warburton.

115, 116. obdurate, Vouchsafe] Obdurate, O, vouchsafe Hanmer.

116. for my love] om. Hanmer.

122. [Aside] Pope.

125. since your falsehood shall] since you’re false, it shall Johnson conj.

129. [Exeunt ... severally] om. F1. [Exeunt. F2.

136. heaviest] heavy one Pope.

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