134.How now!]How now? who goes here?Halliwell (from Q1Q2).How now! what’s here?S. Verges conj.140.[Exeunt ... basket.] Rowe.144.[Locking the door.] Capell.144, 145.So, now uncape] om. Pope.So, now uncoupleHanmer.155.Scene xi.Pope.159.who]whatGrant White (Ritson conj.).170.foolish] F2F3F4.foolishionF1Q3.foolish eye on—carry onJackson conj.174.to-morrow, eight] F1Q3.to-morrow by eightF2F3F4.178.[Aside to Mrs Ford] Capell.179.You use...]I, I; peace;—You use...Theobald (from Q1Q2).180.Ay, I]I, IF1Q3F2.I, I, IF3F4.181.you]meCapell conj.188.at the day of judgement] F1Q3. om. F2F3F4.211.Theobald inserts (from Q1Q2) Evans.In your teeth: for shame!Act III: Scene 4Scene iv.]Scene xii.Pope.7.Besides these, other] Ff Q3.Besides, these otherS. Walker conj.12.my]theCapell (altered tomyin his own hand).20.opportunity]importunityHanmer.22.Scene xiii.Pope.28.but that] F1Q3F2.butF3F4.40.pen]henloft(Q1Q2) Halliwell.62.my] om. Q3.hath]haveF4.65.ask] om. Q3.66.Scene xiv.Pope.67.Fenton]FenterF1.75.mind]windF2.80.of]orQ3.85, 86.Anne.Alas, ...turnips!] Anne.Alas, ... earth.Quick.And ... turnipsWarburton.92.angry]angry elseS. Verges conj.93.gentle]my gentleCapell.95.and]orHanmer.Act III: Scene 5Scene v.]Scene xv.Pope.5.in]intoRowe.9.blind bitch’s]bitch’s blindHanmer.16.mummy]mummy. Now, is the sack brewed?Theobald (from Q1Q2).22.Scene xvi.Pope.24.pottle]possetR. G. White.60.sped you]you spedRowe.62.How so, sir] F1Q3F2.How SirF3F4.65.me] om. F4.77.in] by (Q1Q2) Theobald.distraction]directionHanmer.80.By the Lord] (Q1Q2) Malone.yesF1Q3.yeaF2F3F4.83.smell]smellsHanmer.96.several]egregious(Q1Q2) Pope.106.in]isF2.107.surge]forgeCapell conj.110.have suffered]sufferedF4.130.nor]notQ3.134.one]meDyce.[Exit.] Rowe. [Exeunt. Ff Q3.Act IV: Scene 1[A Street] Capell. Page’s House. Pope.10.let]getCollier MS.25.polecats]powlcatQ3.41.Accusativo]accusativeF3F4.hinc]huncHalliwell.43.hung] Pope.hingFf Q3.56.Jenny’s]GinyesFf Q3.63.lunaties] Ff Q3.lunaciesRowe.lunaticksCapell.64.of]andCollier MS.65.desires]desirePope.70,71.quæ ... quæs]que ... quesFf Q3.Act IV: Scene 218.lunes] Theobald.linesFf Q3.vaine(Q1Q2).33.street] F1Q3.streetsF2F3F4.39.Re-enter F.] Enter. F2.40.Scene iii.Pope.43.pistols]PistolJackson conj.48.Creep into the kiln-hole] Given to Mrs Page by Dyce (Malone conj.).55.Mrs Page] (Q1Q2) Malone. Mist. Ford. Ff Q3.57.Mrs Ford] om. F2F3F4.62.a mischief]mischiefF4.63,73,85,150, and passim.Brentford]Brainford(Q1Q2) Ff Q3.66.thrummed]thrum’dF1F2F3.thrumbF4.89.him] F2F3F4. om. F1Q3.98.knight] F1Q3.the knightF2F3F4.99.as lief] F2F3F4.liefe asF1Q3.100.Scene iv.Pope.102.villain]villainsDyce.Youth in a basket]you youth in a basket come out hereMalone (from Q1Q2).103.ging] F2F3F4.ginF1Q3gangRowe.104.shamed]ashamedF2.105.wife] om. Rowe.159.not] om. F1.160.Scene v.Pope.Re-enter ... clothes] Rowe. Enter Fal. Ff. and Mistress Page] Pope.163.hag] F3F4.raggeF1.haggeQ3.ragF2.170.By yea and no]By Jeshu(Q1Q2).171.’oman]’omansQ3.172.his] Ff Q3.her(Q1Q2) Pope.175.trail] F1Q3F2F3.TryalF4.188.fine]findQ3.193.brains]brainF3F4.197.period]right periodHanmer.198.the jest]jestQ3.199.it, then; shape it:]it, then shape it:Ff Q3.Act IV: Scene 3Scene iii.]Scene vi.Pope.1.Germans desire] Capell.Germane desiresFf Q3.7.Ay] om. F3F4.9.house] (Q1Q2) Rowe.housesFf Q3.11.come off]compt offTheobald (Warburton).not come offCapell.Act IV: Scene 4Scene iv.]Scene vii.Pope.1.’oman]o’mansQ3.7.cold] Rowe.goldFf Q3.9.as faith] F1Q3.of faithF2F3F4.11.as extreme] F1Q3. om.asF2F3F4.11, 12.Printed in one line in Ff Q3.20.say]seeCollier MS.in the rivers] F1Q3.into the riverF2F3F4.22.terrors]terrorQ3.29.midnight] F1Q3.of midnightF2F3F4.30.great ragg’d]raggedPope.31.tree]treesHanmer.41.Here Theobald inserts from Q1Q2,We’ll send him word to meet us in the field, Disguised like Herne[HorneQ1Q2]with huge horns on his head.Malone gives the second line only. Seenote (VIII).56.to-pinch] Steevens (Tyrwhitt conj.).]to pinchFf Q3.too, pinchWarburton.fairy-like, to-pinch]like to fairies pinchHanmer.60.him sound] F2F3F4.him, sound,F1Q3.him round,Pope.him soundlyCollier MS.67.taber]taperPope.72.time]tireTheobald.75.in name]in the nameQ3.86.he]himHanmer.Act IV: Scene 5Scene v.]Scene viii.Pope.2.snap]napQ3.17.[Above] Theobald. Enter Falstaff. Rowe. om. Ff Q3.27.Master Slender] Steevens.my master Slender,Ff Q3.28.thorough] F1Q3.throughF2F3F4.39.Sim.I may...] Rowe. Fal.I may...Ff Q3. Fal.You may...Collier MS.40.Host.] Fal. Warburton.Conceal them, or]Conceal them, andHanmer.Aye conseil them orBecket conj.39,40.conceal, Conceal]reveal, RevealFarmer conj.42.master’s]masterQ3.49.Ay, sir; like] Ff Q3.I tike,(Q1Q2).Ay, sir Tike,Steevens (Farmer conj.).Ay, sir, tike,Collier. Seenote (IX).58.Scene ix.Pope.61.with]with byCollier MS.71.Readins]ReadingF4.80.grand]agrandF3F4.85.[Exeunt H. and B.] Capell. [Exit F2. om. F1Q3.94.[to say my prayers] (Q1Q2) Pope. om. Ff Q3.95.repent]pray and repentCollier MS.96.Scene x.Pope.110.an old woman]a wode womanTheobald.Act IV: Scene 6Scene vi.] Ff Q3.Scene xi.Pope. Theobald continues Sc. 5.The same] Another room. Capell.14.whereof]whereof’sPope.16.fat Falstaff] F1Q3.wherein fat Falstaff(Q1Q2) Malone.fat sir John FalstaffeF2F3F4.fat Falstaff, heS. Walker conj.therein fat FalstaffId. conj.17.scene]scare(Q1Q2).shareS. Verges conj.scene in itCapell.27.even]everPope.39.denote] Capell (Steevens conj.).devoteFf Q3.50.marrying]marriageS. Walker conj.51.ceremony]matrimony(Q1Q2).Act V: Scene 1Act v. Scene i.]Act iv.(continued).Scene xii.Pope.Act V: Scene 2Scene ii.]Act V. Scene i.Pope.Windsor Park] Pope. [A street. Capell.3.daughter] om. F1Q3.Act V: Scene 3Scene iii.]Scene ii.Pope.A street, &c.] [Another street, &c. Capell.12.Hugh] Capell.HerneFf Q3.EvansTheobald (Thirlby conj.).19.every way] F1Q3. om. F2F3F4.Act V: Scene 4Scene iv.] SceneII.continued in Pope.3.pid] F1Q3.bidF2F3F4.Act V: Scene 5Scene v.]Scene iii.Pope.Enter F...] Enter Sir John with a Buck’s head upon him (Q1Q2).22.bribe] Theobald.brib’dFf Q3.32-34.Printed as verse in Ff Q3.34.Enter ... tapers] Seenote (X).35.Quick.] Qui. Ff Q3.37.orphan]ouphanTheobald (Warburton).41.shalt thou leap]when thou’st leaptCollier MS.having leaptSinger.42.unswept]to sweepS. Verges conj.46.[Lies ... face] Rowe.47.Bede] Ff Q3.PedeTheobald.Pead(Q1Q2).51.as]thatF4.53.Quick.] Qu. F1Q3F2. Qui. F3F4.57.state as]site asHanmer.seat asS. Walker conj.58.and]asTheobald (Warburton).63.nightly, meadow-fairies,] Capell.Nightly-meadow-FairiesFf Q3.66.More]MoteF1Q3.68.emerald tufts]Emrold-tuffesFf Q3.purple]purfledWarburton.69.sapphire, pearl] Theobald.saphire-pearleFf Q3.and]inWarburton.75.Pray you] om. Pope.86.[They burn ... tapers.] Rowe.90.time]time.Eva.It is right, indeed, he is full of lecheries and iniquity.Theobald (from Q1Q2).91.sinful]simplePope.93.a bloody fire]i’ th’ blood a fire] Hanmer.95.heart]the heartHanmer.97.Mutually]mutuallQ3.100.The stage direction which follows was inserted by Theobald from Q1Q2, with some verbal changes.101.Enter...] Enter... They lay hold on him. Rowe.101, 102.Printed as prose in Ff Q3.105.these, husband]these husbandF1Q3.these husbandsF2F3F4.these, husbandsHanmer.yokes]yoakesF1Q3.okesF2F3.oaksF4.oaks[Pointing to the horns. Hanmer.fair yokes]fairy jokesJackson conj.111.paid to Master Brook]paid to M. Foord(Q1Q2).pay’d too, Master BrookCapell.120.the sudden]with the suddenHanmer.136.pelly] F2F3F4.bellyF1Q3.148.as slanderous]slanderousQ3.152.sack, and wine]sacks, and winesPope.153.starings] F1Q3.staringF2F3F4.156.is a plummet o’er me]is plummet o’er meQ3.has a plume o’ meJohnson conj.is a planet o’er meFarmer conj.162.After this line Theobald inserts from Q1Q2: Mrs Ford.Nay, husband, let that go to make amends; Forgive that sum, and so we’ll all be friends.Ford.Well, here’s my hand: all is forgiven at last.167, 168.Given to Mrs Ford in Q3. [Aside] Theobald.169.Scene vi.Pope.Whoa]WhatRowe.177.i’ the]i’tF2.186.white] Pope.greenFf Q3.190,196.green] Pope.whiteFf Q3.190.into]inQ3.193.Scene vii.Pope.194.un garçon] Capell.oon garsoonF1Q3.one garsoonF2F3F4.un paysan] Capell.oon pesantFf Q3.boy]boeF2F3F4.196.did you]did you notRowe.214.title]guileCollier MS.225.After this line Pope, followed by Theobald, inserts from Q1Q2: Evans [aside to Fenton]I will dance and eat plums at your wedding.231.Let it be so. Sir John,]Let it be so (Sir John:)Ff Q3.
134.How now!]How now? who goes here?Halliwell (from Q1Q2).How now! what’s here?S. Verges conj.
140.[Exeunt ... basket.] Rowe.
144.[Locking the door.] Capell.
144, 145.So, now uncape] om. Pope.So, now uncoupleHanmer.
155.Scene xi.Pope.
159.who]whatGrant White (Ritson conj.).
170.foolish] F2F3F4.foolishionF1Q3.foolish eye on—carry onJackson conj.
174.to-morrow, eight] F1Q3.to-morrow by eightF2F3F4.
178.[Aside to Mrs Ford] Capell.
179.You use...]I, I; peace;—You use...Theobald (from Q1Q2).
180.Ay, I]I, IF1Q3F2.I, I, IF3F4.
181.you]meCapell conj.
188.at the day of judgement] F1Q3. om. F2F3F4.
211.Theobald inserts (from Q1Q2) Evans.In your teeth: for shame!
Scene iv.]Scene xii.Pope.
7.Besides these, other] Ff Q3.Besides, these otherS. Walker conj.
12.my]theCapell (altered tomyin his own hand).
20.opportunity]importunityHanmer.
22.Scene xiii.Pope.
28.but that] F1Q3F2.butF3F4.
40.pen]henloft(Q1Q2) Halliwell.
62.my] om. Q3.
hath]haveF4.
65.ask] om. Q3.
66.Scene xiv.Pope.
67.Fenton]FenterF1.
75.mind]windF2.
80.of]orQ3.
85, 86.Anne.Alas, ...turnips!] Anne.Alas, ... earth.Quick.And ... turnipsWarburton.
92.angry]angry elseS. Verges conj.
93.gentle]my gentleCapell.
95.and]orHanmer.
Scene v.]Scene xv.Pope.
5.in]intoRowe.
9.blind bitch’s]bitch’s blindHanmer.
16.mummy]mummy. Now, is the sack brewed?Theobald (from Q1Q2).
22.Scene xvi.Pope.
24.pottle]possetR. G. White.
60.sped you]you spedRowe.
62.How so, sir] F1Q3F2.How SirF3F4.
65.me] om. F4.
77.in] by (Q1Q2) Theobald.
distraction]directionHanmer.
80.By the Lord] (Q1Q2) Malone.yesF1Q3.yeaF2F3F4.
83.smell]smellsHanmer.
96.several]egregious(Q1Q2) Pope.
106.in]isF2.
107.surge]forgeCapell conj.
110.have suffered]sufferedF4.
130.nor]notQ3.
134.one]meDyce.
[Exit.] Rowe. [Exeunt. Ff Q3.
[A Street] Capell. Page’s House. Pope.
10.let]getCollier MS.
25.polecats]powlcatQ3.
41.Accusativo]accusativeF3F4.
hinc]huncHalliwell.
43.hung] Pope.hingFf Q3.
56.Jenny’s]GinyesFf Q3.
63.lunaties] Ff Q3.lunaciesRowe.lunaticksCapell.
64.of]andCollier MS.
65.desires]desirePope.
70,71.quæ ... quæs]que ... quesFf Q3.
18.lunes] Theobald.linesFf Q3.vaine(Q1Q2).
33.street] F1Q3.streetsF2F3F4.
39.Re-enter F.] Enter. F2.
40.Scene iii.Pope.
43.pistols]PistolJackson conj.
48.Creep into the kiln-hole] Given to Mrs Page by Dyce (Malone conj.).
55.Mrs Page] (Q1Q2) Malone. Mist. Ford. Ff Q3.
57.Mrs Ford] om. F2F3F4.
62.a mischief]mischiefF4.
63,73,85,150, and passim.Brentford]Brainford(Q1Q2) Ff Q3.
66.thrummed]thrum’dF1F2F3.thrumbF4.
89.him] F2F3F4. om. F1Q3.
98.knight] F1Q3.the knightF2F3F4.
99.as lief] F2F3F4.liefe asF1Q3.
100.Scene iv.Pope.
102.villain]villainsDyce.
Youth in a basket]you youth in a basket come out hereMalone (from Q1Q2).
103.ging] F2F3F4.ginF1Q3gangRowe.
104.shamed]ashamedF2.
105.wife] om. Rowe.
159.not] om. F1.
160.Scene v.Pope.
Re-enter ... clothes] Rowe. Enter Fal. Ff. and Mistress Page] Pope.
163.hag] F3F4.raggeF1.haggeQ3.ragF2.
170.By yea and no]By Jeshu(Q1Q2).
171.’oman]’omansQ3.
172.his] Ff Q3.her(Q1Q2) Pope.
175.trail] F1Q3F2F3.TryalF4.
188.fine]findQ3.
193.brains]brainF3F4.
197.period]right periodHanmer.
198.the jest]jestQ3.
199.it, then; shape it:]it, then shape it:Ff Q3.
Scene iii.]Scene vi.Pope.
1.Germans desire] Capell.Germane desiresFf Q3.
7.Ay] om. F3F4.
9.house] (Q1Q2) Rowe.housesFf Q3.
11.come off]compt offTheobald (Warburton).not come offCapell.
Scene iv.]Scene vii.Pope.
1.’oman]o’mansQ3.
7.cold] Rowe.goldFf Q3.
9.as faith] F1Q3.of faithF2F3F4.
11.as extreme] F1Q3. om.asF2F3F4.
11, 12.Printed in one line in Ff Q3.
20.say]seeCollier MS.
in the rivers] F1Q3.into the riverF2F3F4.
22.terrors]terrorQ3.
29.midnight] F1Q3.of midnightF2F3F4.
30.great ragg’d]raggedPope.
31.tree]treesHanmer.
41.Here Theobald inserts from Q1Q2,We’ll send him word to meet us in the field, Disguised like Herne[HorneQ1Q2]with huge horns on his head.Malone gives the second line only. Seenote (VIII).
56.to-pinch] Steevens (Tyrwhitt conj.).]to pinchFf Q3.too, pinchWarburton.
fairy-like, to-pinch]like to fairies pinchHanmer.
60.him sound] F2F3F4.him, sound,F1Q3.him round,Pope.him soundlyCollier MS.
67.taber]taperPope.
72.time]tireTheobald.
75.in name]in the nameQ3.
86.he]himHanmer.
Scene v.]Scene viii.Pope.
2.snap]napQ3.
17.[Above] Theobald. Enter Falstaff. Rowe. om. Ff Q3.
27.Master Slender] Steevens.my master Slender,Ff Q3.
28.thorough] F1Q3.throughF2F3F4.
39.Sim.I may...] Rowe. Fal.I may...Ff Q3. Fal.You may...Collier MS.
40.Host.] Fal. Warburton.
Conceal them, or]Conceal them, andHanmer.Aye conseil them orBecket conj.
39,40.conceal, Conceal]reveal, RevealFarmer conj.
42.master’s]masterQ3.
49.Ay, sir; like] Ff Q3.I tike,(Q1Q2).Ay, sir Tike,Steevens (Farmer conj.).Ay, sir, tike,Collier. Seenote (IX).
58.Scene ix.Pope.
61.with]with byCollier MS.
71.Readins]ReadingF4.
80.grand]agrandF3F4.
85.[Exeunt H. and B.] Capell. [Exit F2. om. F1Q3.
94.[to say my prayers] (Q1Q2) Pope. om. Ff Q3.
95.repent]pray and repentCollier MS.
96.Scene x.Pope.
110.an old woman]a wode womanTheobald.
Scene vi.] Ff Q3.Scene xi.Pope. Theobald continues Sc. 5.
The same] Another room. Capell.
14.whereof]whereof’sPope.
16.fat Falstaff] F1Q3.wherein fat Falstaff(Q1Q2) Malone.fat sir John FalstaffeF2F3F4.fat Falstaff, heS. Walker conj.therein fat FalstaffId. conj.
17.scene]scare(Q1Q2).shareS. Verges conj.scene in itCapell.
27.even]everPope.
39.denote] Capell (Steevens conj.).devoteFf Q3.
50.marrying]marriageS. Walker conj.
51.ceremony]matrimony(Q1Q2).
Act v. Scene i.]Act iv.(continued).Scene xii.Pope.
Scene ii.]Act V. Scene i.Pope.
Windsor Park] Pope. [A street. Capell.
3.daughter] om. F1Q3.
Scene iii.]Scene ii.Pope.
A street, &c.] [Another street, &c. Capell.
12.Hugh] Capell.HerneFf Q3.EvansTheobald (Thirlby conj.).
19.every way] F1Q3. om. F2F3F4.
Scene iv.] SceneII.continued in Pope.
3.pid] F1Q3.bidF2F3F4.
Scene v.]Scene iii.Pope.
Enter F...] Enter Sir John with a Buck’s head upon him (Q1Q2).
22.bribe] Theobald.brib’dFf Q3.
32-34.Printed as verse in Ff Q3.
34.Enter ... tapers] Seenote (X).
35.Quick.] Qui. Ff Q3.
37.orphan]ouphanTheobald (Warburton).
41.shalt thou leap]when thou’st leaptCollier MS.having leaptSinger.
42.unswept]to sweepS. Verges conj.
46.[Lies ... face] Rowe.
47.Bede] Ff Q3.PedeTheobald.Pead(Q1Q2).
51.as]thatF4.
53.Quick.] Qu. F1Q3F2. Qui. F3F4.
57.state as]site asHanmer.seat asS. Walker conj.
58.and]asTheobald (Warburton).
63.nightly, meadow-fairies,] Capell.Nightly-meadow-FairiesFf Q3.
66.More]MoteF1Q3.
68.emerald tufts]Emrold-tuffesFf Q3.
purple]purfledWarburton.
69.sapphire, pearl] Theobald.saphire-pearleFf Q3.
and]inWarburton.
75.Pray you] om. Pope.
86.[They burn ... tapers.] Rowe.
90.time]time.Eva.It is right, indeed, he is full of lecheries and iniquity.Theobald (from Q1Q2).
91.sinful]simplePope.
93.a bloody fire]i’ th’ blood a fire] Hanmer.
95.heart]the heartHanmer.
97.Mutually]mutuallQ3.
100.The stage direction which follows was inserted by Theobald from Q1Q2, with some verbal changes.
101.Enter...] Enter... They lay hold on him. Rowe.
101, 102.Printed as prose in Ff Q3.
105.these, husband]these husbandF1Q3.these husbandsF2F3F4.these, husbandsHanmer.
yokes]yoakesF1Q3.okesF2F3.oaksF4.oaks[Pointing to the horns. Hanmer.
fair yokes]fairy jokesJackson conj.
111.paid to Master Brook]paid to M. Foord(Q1Q2).pay’d too, Master BrookCapell.
120.the sudden]with the suddenHanmer.
136.pelly] F2F3F4.bellyF1Q3.
148.as slanderous]slanderousQ3.
152.sack, and wine]sacks, and winesPope.
153.starings] F1Q3.staringF2F3F4.
156.is a plummet o’er me]is plummet o’er meQ3.has a plume o’ meJohnson conj.is a planet o’er meFarmer conj.
162.After this line Theobald inserts from Q1Q2: Mrs Ford.Nay, husband, let that go to make amends; Forgive that sum, and so we’ll all be friends.Ford.Well, here’s my hand: all is forgiven at last.
167, 168.Given to Mrs Ford in Q3. [Aside] Theobald.
169.Scene vi.Pope.
Whoa]WhatRowe.
177.i’ the]i’tF2.
186.white] Pope.greenFf Q3.
190,196.green] Pope.whiteFf Q3.
190.into]inQ3.
193.Scene vii.Pope.
194.un garçon] Capell.oon garsoonF1Q3.one garsoonF2F3F4.
un paysan] Capell.oon pesantFf Q3.
boy]boeF2F3F4.
196.did you]did you notRowe.
214.title]guileCollier MS.
225.After this line Pope, followed by Theobald, inserts from Q1Q2: Evans [aside to Fenton]I will dance and eat plums at your wedding.
231.Let it be so. Sir John,]Let it be so (Sir John:)Ff Q3.