APPENDIX
Reading edition
WIT WITHOUT MONEY.
(A) Wit with-|out Money. | A Comedie, | As it hath beene Presented with good | Applause at the private house in Drurie Lane, | by her Majesties Servants. | Written by Francis Beamount, and John Flecher. Gent. | London | Printed by Thomas Cotes, for Andrew Crooke, | and William Cooke. 1639.
(B) Wit | without | Money. | A | Comedie, | As it hath been Presented with good Ap-|plause at the private house in Drury Lane, by | Her Hajesties (sic) Servants | Written by Francis Beamount and John Flecher. Gent. | The second Impression Corrected. | London, | Printed for Andrew Crooke, at the Green Dragon in | St. Pauls-Church-Yard, 1661.
On the last leaf appears a list of 17 'Plays written by Francis Beamount and John Flecher, | printed in Quarto.'
(C) = The Second Folio.
p. 146,
l. 6. A and B] The Actors names.
p. 147,
l. 7. A and B] No Gent.
l. 10. A and B] maintaine Hospitals.
l. 24. A and B] flatter um, make um. (The same form occurs almost throughout A and B and is not here repeated.)
p. 148,
l. 4. C misprints] Mar.
l. 6. A and B] A that.
l. 10. A adds] vexations, the morgage shall be rendred backe, take time fort, you.
l. 13. A] and a fine.
p. 149,
l. 9. C misprints] de.
l. 21. A omits] can mount like Stallions.
l. 29. A omits] all.
l. 32. A omits] Sir.
p. 150,
l. 2. A and B omit] of.
l. 10. A] and hang.
l. 24. A and B] meagrom.
l. 24. A] tenements.
l. 37. A and B] a Sundaies.
p. 151,
l. 10. A] next remove, and when I please to remove; and when.
l. 18. A] are hid, that work.
l. 20. A and B] I shifted; are.
l. 27. A] my travel.
l. 29. A] some other that.
l. 35. B and C misprint] doule.
p. 152,
l. 14. A and B] Andeluria.
l. 24. B omits] find.
l. 27. A] safe from.
p. 153,
l. 17. A] may do.
l. 24. A] satten.
l. 32. A] and a.
p. 154,
l. 1. A] meane part.
l. 5. A] with the loss.
l. 35. A omits] the.
p. 155,
l. 3. A] married there together.
ll. 10 and 11. B] puft solus.
ll. 15 and 16. A] but will that fledge him, keep him from cold, beleeve me.
l. 17. A] him, and marke.
l. 31. C misprints] Quartus.
p. 156,
l. 18. A omits] that.
l. 34. A] lookt thee.
l. 37. A] She has.
ll. 38 and 39. A] her, not say.
p. 157,
l. 23. A] or no, are those.
l. 37. A] empty nothing.
p. 158,
l. 9. A] in's.
l. 11. A] supple hand.
p. 159,
l. 2. A] a maid content.
l. 5. A] makes the wife.
l. 28. B omits] Hare. C misprints] searce.
p. 160,
l. 28. A and B] that Gentleman.
p. 161,
l. 12. B] Legend.
l. 14. A] say so. A] hangd first.
l. 27. C misprints] thy.
l. 34. A adds] Exeunt.
p. 162,
l. 4. A] himself sport.
l. 5. A] by his Copie.
l. 9. A] Gentleman your.
p. 163,
l. 3. A and B] towne, and live. A and B omit] and.
p. 164,
l. 8. A] twelve moneths.
l. 17. A] spent it.
l. 30. A] do not you.
p. 165,
l. 30. A] servant, I am cosend if after her, I.
p. 166,
l. 22. A and B] Roger help down.
p. 167,
l. 25. A] Why whither.
p. 168,
l. 27. A] sometimes.
p. 169,
l. 11. A] my sister.
l. 19. A] bring you but this.
l. 22. A and B] that know not.
l. 29. A] small pots.
l. 32. A] Its.
l. 35. A] sit and laugh.
p. 170,
l. 27. A and B] here, has made.
p. 171,
l. 6. C misprints] know.
l. 14. A and B] I grieve to.
l. 25. A] deserve it, is a.
l. 28. A omits] as.
p. 172,
l. 14. A] their Cases.
l. 32. A and B] Prospectives.
l. 33. C misprints] Wid.
l. 36. A and B] Ah my.
l. 40. A] mens confusions.
p. 173,
l. 32. A and B] a god else.
l. 36. B] was you never.
p. 174,
l. 8. A] Lets have.
l. 31. C misprints] your.
p. 175,
l. 17. A and B] sick ath.
l. 32. A adds] Exeunt.
p. 176,
l. 6. A and B] has.
l. 16. A] charge whom.
l. 35. A and B] Has the.
l. 38. A and B] behaviours.
p. 177,
l. 10. A] filed.
l. 13. A] small bare.
p. 178,
l. 2. A and B] worships.
l. 3. A] at a sizer.
ll. 7 and 8. A] and Christian bleeches.
l. 12. A] displease me more.
l. 37. A and B omit] Enter.
p. 179,
l. 9. B] Tarm.
l. 12. C misprints] and.
p. 180,
l. 1. A] pound.
l. 30. A] most cure.
l. 31. A and B] Has had.
p. 181,
l. 7. A] clocke.
l. 11. C] som spun.
p. 182,
l. 33. C] nor.
l. 39. A] he has none.
p. 183,
ll. 27 and 28. B and C] frat ... sab.
p. 184,
l. 5. A] but lend.
l. 6. A and B] a thornes.
l. 22. A] thanks Sir.
l. 23. B] part. A and B] deserves.
l. 24. A and B] to a.
l. 25. A] doores.
p. 185,
l. 15. A] let me in.
l. 18. A] Spercious. A] you bawling.
l. 30. B] aside bay.
l. 37. A] be so vext.
p. 186,
ll. 5 and 6. A] men live.
l. 12. A] title peece.
p. 187,
l. 23. A] more hound um.
p. 188,
l. 20. A] wils.
p. 189,
l. 7. A and B] and bartered.
l. 31. A] would you.
p. 190,
l. 35. A and B] and a love too.
l. 36. A] how'would.
p. 191,
l. 18. A and B] I beleeve.
p. 193,
l. 18. A and B] Faces about.
l. 19. B] I or else perish.
l. 27. A] pretend on.
l. 30. A and B] at charge.
l. 35. A and B] was these.
p. 194,
l. 1. A] God e'n then.
l. 28. C misprints] secrely.
l. 30. A and B] tipple in wine.
p. 195,
l. 3. A omits] ye.
l. 11. A repeats] He swinge you.
l. 15. A] utter, will all.
l. 35. A and B] any devotions.
p. 196,
l. 2. B] with torch.
l. 18. A misprints] Short, for Wid.
p. 197,
l. 2. A] and a vertuous
l. 3. A] bay him up.
l. 13. B] a your.
p. 198,
l. 2. A] take.
l. 3. A omits] a.
l. 25. A] No armes, no armes.
l. 27. A and B] hang 'tis.
l. 33. A omits] a.
p. 199,
l. 5. B] An here.
l. 10. A] his Nelson.
l. 37. A omits] have.
p. 200,
l. 3. A] pound.
l. 10. A omits] you.
l. 20. B] such knell.
ll. 23 and 24. A] to raise.
p. 201,
l. 5. A] regements.
l. 30. A and B] yond.
p. 202,
l. 2. B] sees yon.
l. 3. A and B] thy Torch.
l. 13. A] hay, but.
l. 26. A and B] shall a Lady.
p. 203,
l. 10. A] their recompences.
l. 20. A and B add] Exeunt.
p. 204,
l. 2. B omits] as.
l. 4. A and B] this 'tis to.
l. 12. A omits] put.
l. 28. A and B] too.
p. 205,
l. 10. A] they are. B] they 'are.
p. 207,
l. 21. A and B add] Finis.
BEGGARS BUSH
(A) The First Folio, 1647.
(B) The | Beggars | Bush. | Written by | Francis Beaumont, and John Fletcher, Gentlemen. | [wood-cut] London, | Printed for Humphrey Robinson, and Anne Mosley, | at the three Pigeons, and at the Princes Arms | in Saint Pauls Church-yard, 1661.
Another issue of the above, dated 1661, has a fresh title-page and bears the following notice:—'You may speedily expect those other Playes, which | Kirkman, and his Hawkers have deceived the | buyers withall, selling them at treble the value, that | this and the rest will be sold for, which are the | onely Originall and corrected copies, as they | were first purchased by us at no mean | rate, and since printed by us.'
B prints the Prologue and Epilogue to The Captaine as though they belonged to Beggars Bush, apparently treating the last page of The Captain in A as though it were the first page of Beggars Bush.
(C) The Second Folio.
p. 208,
A omits] A Comedy ... The Scene Flanders.
ll. 2-4. B] Dramatis Personae. These are as follows:
Dramatis Personae.
Goswin a young Merchant of Bruges, viz. Florez the right Earl of Flanders Woolfort, Usurper of the Earldome, Clause King of Beggars, viz. Gerrard Father to Florez, Hubert disguised like a Huntsman, A Lord of Flanders Hemskirk, A Favourite of the Usurper.