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Edward Capell [1767], Mr William Shakespeare his comedies, histories, and tragedies, set out by himself in quarto, or by the Players his Fellows in folio, and now faithfully republish'd from those Editions in ten Volumes octavo; with an introduction: Whereunto will be added, in some other Volumes, notes, critical and explanatory, and a Body of Various Readings entire (Printed by Dryden Leach, for J. and R. Tonson [etc.], London) [word count] [S10601].

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Note return to page 1 our not in 4s. b. c. d. e. f.

Note return to page 2 lowr 4s. e. f.

Note return to page 3 bowels of 4o. f.

Note return to page 4 pleasures 4s. c. d. e. f.

Note return to page 5 measures:

Note return to page 6 a love 4s.

Note return to page 7 sharpe 4o. c. sharpe of 4s. d. e. f.

Note return to page 8 Not 4o. a.

Note return to page 9 scarce not in 4s. b. c. d. e. f.

Note return to page 10 6unfashionable

Note return to page 11 to see my Fs. r. p. o.

Note return to page 12 murtherers 4o. a.

Note return to page 13 dayes 4s.

Note return to page 14 Grandfathers 2d. F. good fathers 4s. c. d.

Note return to page 15 5O belike

Note return to page 16 should be Fs. r.—

Note return to page 17 but I Fs. r.

Note return to page 18 If foll&wblank; 2d. F. fellowes 4o. c.

Note return to page 19 Hath Fs.

Note return to page 20 harsh not in the 4s.

Note return to page 21 securde 4s.

Note return to page 22 to her not in the Fs. r. her deliv&wblank; 1st. F.

Note return to page 23 it were our 4s. e. f.

Note return to page 24 in our Mon&wblank; Fs. r. p. o.

Note return to page 25 with your Brother Fs. r.—

Note return to page 26 and the noble 4s. e. f.

Note return to page 27 18Lip, a bonny Eye, a

Note return to page 28 19And that

Note return to page 29 Were best to do Fs. 4o. f. r.—

Note return to page 30 25secretly alone.

Note return to page 31 I do be&wblank; Fs. r.—

Note return to page 32 disgrace of Broth&wblank; 2d. F. r.—

Note return to page 33 else not in the 4s.

Note return to page 34 you are 4o. f.

Note return to page 35 the open 4o. a. p.—

Note return to page 36 Eagles Fs. r.

Note return to page 37 Whiles &lblank; play at Fs. r. p.

Note return to page 38 by S. John, Fs. r. that Newes Fs. r.—

Note return to page 39 on ill 4o. e. &break; an ill 4o. f.

Note return to page 40 Where is Fs. r.—

Note return to page 41 Which I, by marrying her, must O.

Note return to page 42 lives, and not in 4s. e. f.

Note return to page 43 Sit &lblank; sit 4o. a. &break; Lord 4s.

Note return to page 44 clay-cold O.

Note return to page 45 hands &lblank; these holes 4s.

Note return to page 46 those 4s.

Note return to page 47 blame 4s. c. d. e.

Note return to page 48 O not in the 4s. p.—

Note return to page 49 fatall holes 4s. p.— the fatall 4s. b. c. d. e. f.

Note return to page 50 Curst be the 4s. p.—

Note return to page 51 Cursed the blood &c. This line is not in the 4s. p.—

Note return to page 52 to Wolves, to Spiders Fs. r.

Note return to page 53 And that &c. This line is not in the 4s.

Note return to page 54 mad 4s. d. e.

Note return to page 55 As mis&wblank; 4s.

Note return to page 56 As I 4s.

Note return to page 57 my poore Lord 4s.

Note return to page 58 are awearie 4s. b. c. d.

Note return to page 59 this waight Fs. r.

Note return to page 60 Villaine 4s.

Note return to page 61 My lord not in 4s. d. e. f.

Note return to page 62 Stand'st 1st. F.

Note return to page 63 fearful 4s. d. e. f.

Note return to page 64 not hurt O.

Note return to page 65 Deeds Fs. r.—

Note return to page 66 didst 4s. d. e. f.

Note return to page 67 rule 4s. e. f.

Note return to page 68 render 4s. e. f.

Note return to page 69 nor law Fs. r.—

Note return to page 70 supposed Crimes, Fs. r.—

Note return to page 71 acquite 4s. a. b. c. d.

Note return to page 72 Of these Fs. r. p.

Note return to page 73 shouldst thou 4s.

Note return to page 74 Which didst 4s.

Note return to page 75 Why then they are not dead; 4s.

Note return to page 76 hands Fs. r.—

Note return to page 77 Thy bloody faul&wblank; 4s.

Note return to page 78 did bend 4o. a.

Note return to page 79 brother 4s. b. c. d. e. f.

Note return to page 80 That laid Fs. r.—

Note return to page 81 dream'st Fs. r.

Note return to page 82 The better Fs. r.

Note return to page 83 this kinde in&wblank; 4s.

Note return to page 84 Thou art 4s.

Note return to page 85 accurs'd th' effect O.

Note return to page 86 that did Fs. r.—

Note return to page 87 might rest one 4s. rest that houre 4s. c. d. e. f.

Note return to page 88 rent Fs.

Note return to page 89 from their cheekes 4s. c. e. f.

Note return to page 90 never indure sweete beauties 4s. t. w.

Note return to page 91 blemish them if 4s.

Note return to page 92 cleared 4s. e. f.

Note return to page 93 loveth you 4s.

Note return to page 94 that slew my 4s.

Note return to page 95 Glo. Go to, he 4s.

Note return to page 96 Why what 4s. b. c. d. e. f.

Note return to page 97 thou not in 4s. e. f.

Note return to page 98 at him. 4o. f.

Note return to page 99 my eies 4s.

Note return to page 100 aspect 4s.

Note return to page 101 These eyes &c. This, and what follows, to the words—with weeping, l. 23, inclusive, is not in the 4s.

Note return to page 102 13No, when

Note return to page 103 friends 4s. d. e. f.

Note return to page 104 smoothing Fs. r.—

Note return to page 105 words 4s. Fs. r.—

Note return to page 106 lips &lblank; for they were made 4s.

Note return to page 107 true this 4o. b. true bosome 4o.

Note return to page 108 fourth 2d. F.

Note return to page 109 adorneth 4s. e. f.

Note return to page 110 thy deadly 4s. d e. f.

Note return to page 111 pawse, twas I that kilde your husband 4s.

Note return to page 112 twas I that kild King Henry 4s.

Note return to page 113 the ex&wblank; 4s.

Note return to page 114 Glo. Tush that 4s.

Note return to page 115 thy word 2d. F. r.—

Note return to page 116 That hand 4s.

Note return to page 117 thou shalt 4s.

Note return to page 118 was man 4o. a.

Note return to page 119 shalt thou Fs. r.—

Note return to page 120 I shall 4s.

Note return to page 121 Ann. To take &c. This speech is not in the Fs.—

Note return to page 122 how my Ring 1st. F. r.— thy Ring &lblank; my Finger 2d. F.

Note return to page 123 me poore 4s. c. d.

Note return to page 124 poore suppliant may 4s. t. w.

Note return to page 125 it would please thee 4s.

Note return to page 126 most cause Fs. r.

Note return to page 127 Crosbie House Fo. r.

Note return to page 128 Bartley 4s. b. c. d. e. f.

Note return to page 129 27Sirs take up the corse

Note return to page 130 Ric. Take &c. This speech is not in the Fs. r. p.

Note return to page 131 Now to 2d. F. r.

Note return to page 132 her fa&wblank; 4s. b. c. d. e. f.

Note return to page 133 heate 4s.

Note return to page 134 of my hatred Fs. r. p. o.

Note return to page 135 nothing to backe my suit at all 4s.

Note return to page 136 word 2d. F.

Note return to page 137 yet not in the 2d. F. r.

Note return to page 138 debase 4s. p.—

Note return to page 139 halts, and am mishapen Fs. r.—

Note return to page 140 charge 4o. f.

Note return to page 141 entertaine some score 4s.

Note return to page 142 adore 4s. b. c. d.

Note return to page 143 with a little 4s. b. c. d. e. f.

Note return to page 144 merry eyes Fs. r.—

Note return to page 145 on me Fs. r.

Note return to page 146 Ri. No other 4s.

Note return to page 147 harme 4s.

Note return to page 148 Oh he 4s.

Note return to page 149 put in the 4s. e. f. into T. w.

Note return to page 150 It is 4s. d. e. f.

Note return to page 151 comes 4s. b. c. d. e. f. Fs. r. &break; Lord Fs.

Note return to page 152 prayers 4s.

Note return to page 153 scarce 4s. e. f.

Note return to page 154 arrogancie 4s. b. c. d. e. f.

Note return to page 155 do not in 4s. b. c. d. e. f.

Note return to page 156 false not in 4s. b. c. d. e. f.

Note return to page 157 in true 4s.

Note return to page 158 Qu. Saw you &c. Fs. r.— of not in 4s. d. e. f.

Note return to page 159 Are not in the 4s.

Note return to page 160 Came 4s.

Note return to page 161 speaketh 4o. b.

Note return to page 162 Buc. Madame we did: He 4s. p.—

Note return to page 163 betwixt 4s.

Note return to page 164 betwixt 4s.

Note return to page 165 the highest. 4s.

Note return to page 166 Who is it Fs. r.

Note return to page 167 complaines 4s. a. b. c. d. e. Fs. r.

Note return to page 168 and not in 4s. d. e. f.

Note return to page 169 By wholy 4o. d.

Note return to page 170 discentions 4o. a.

Note return to page 171 and looke faire Fs. r.—

Note return to page 172 rancorous

Note return to page 173 thus in simple 4s. c. d. e. f.

Note return to page 174 With silken Fs. r.

Note return to page 175 Ri. To whom &c. 4s. who 1st. F. all not in 4s. d. e. f.

Note return to page 176 hath no 4s. e. f.

Note return to page 177 royall person 4s. p.—

Note return to page 178 on his Fs. r.

Note return to page 179 provoke 4o. f.

Note return to page 180 Which in &lblank; actions 4s.

Note return to page 181 my kinred, brother, 4s.

Note return to page 182 15Makes him to send, that

Note return to page 183 whereby we 4s. e. f. Makes him to send, that he may learne the ground. Rich. I Fs. r. grounds 4o. d.

Note return to page 184 16and to

Note return to page 185 make prey 4o. a. Fs. r.—

Note return to page 186 mine ad&wblank; 4s.

Note return to page 187 grant 4s. b. &c. that I have Fs. r.

Note return to page 188 whilst many faire pro&wblank; 4s. p.—

Note return to page 189 in such vile 4s. e. f.

Note return to page 190 5were not the

Note return to page 191 the meane Fs. r.

Note return to page 192 for not in the 4s.

Note return to page 193 fair not in 4s. e. f.

Note return to page 194 deserts 4s. p. t. w.

Note return to page 195 may, yea marrie 4s.

Note return to page 196 Batcheller, and a Fs. r.

Note return to page 197 a not in 4o. b.

Note return to page 198 Of those gross taunts that oft I have Fs. r.

Note return to page 199 great not in 4s. e. f.

Note return to page 200 To be thus taunted, scorned, and baited at. 4s. p.—

Note return to page 201 beseech him, Fs. r.

Note return to page 202 telling, or the 4o. a. of not in 4s. e. f.

Note return to page 203 Tell him &c. This line is not in the Fs. r. p. have not in 4s b. amp;c.

Note return to page 204 avouch't Fs. r.

Note return to page 205 I dare &c. This line is not in the 4s. p.—

Note return to page 206 I do re&wblank; Fs. r.

Note return to page 207 Thou slewest 4s.

Note return to page 208 I spent Fs. r.

Note return to page 209 Yea, and 4s.

Note return to page 210 yours forget 4s.

Note return to page 211 ere now 4s. p.—

Note return to page 212 High Fs. &break; the world 4s.

Note return to page 213 cacodæmon;

Note return to page 214 follow 4o. e. &break; our lawfull king 4s. p. t. w.

Note return to page 215 thought of it. 4s.

Note return to page 216 Q. M. As little &c. 4s. b. &c.

Note return to page 217 you may Fs. r.—

Note return to page 218 Q. M. not in 4s. e. f.

Note return to page 219 sharing out that 4s. a. b. c. d. &break; shaking out 4s. e. f.

Note return to page 220 looke on 4s. c. &c.

Note return to page 221 I am Queene Fs. r.

Note return to page 222 O gentle 4s.

Note return to page 223 Ric. Wert thou &c. This line, and the two that follow it, are not in the 4s. p.

Note return to page 224 my not in the 2d. F.

Note return to page 225 owest unto 4s. d. &c.

Note return to page 226 The sorrow 4s. p.—

Note return to page 227 pleasure 4o. e.

Note return to page 228 is mine 4s. b. &c.

Note return to page 229 scorne 4s.

Note return to page 230 drew 4s. f.

Note return to page 231 faultless not in 4s. b. &c.

Note return to page 232 all not in 4s. b. &c. 2d. F. r.

Note return to page 233 now your hatred all 4s.

Note return to page 234 lost 4s. e. f.

Note return to page 235 Should Fs. r.

Note return to page 236 If not 4s. p.—

Note return to page 237 our 4s. b. c. d.

Note return to page 238 which now 4s.

Note return to page 239 which was 4s. our Sonne Fs. r.—

Note return to page 240 Died 4o. f.

Note return to page 241 violences 4s. d. e.

Note return to page 242 Childrens death Fs. r.

Note return to page 243 thy glorie, as 4s.

Note return to page 244 was 4s. b. c. d. e.

Note return to page 245 live his natural Fs. r.

Note return to page 246 thou troubler R.—

Note return to page 247 the deadly eyes 4s. e. f.

Note return to page 248 whilest 4s.

Note return to page 249 heavie Mothers Fs. r.—

Note return to page 250 Then I crie thee mercie: for I had thought 4s.

Note return to page 251 That not in the 4s.

Note return to page 252 looke 4s. d. &c.

Note return to page 253 ends by Mar&wblank; 4s. d. &c.

Note return to page 254 Que. not in 4s. e. f.

Note return to page 255 The time w. c. when thou 4s.

Note return to page 256 that poisoned 4s.

Note return to page 257 bosting 4s. e. f.

Note return to page 258 all not in 4s. e. f.

Note return to page 259 Observe 4s. e. f.

Note return to page 260 can judge 2d. F. r.

Note return to page 261 mighty 4o. f.

Note return to page 262 them to 4s. e. f.

Note return to page 263 toucheth 4s.

Note return to page 264 Yea, and 4s.

Note return to page 265 my sunne 4s. c. &c.

Note return to page 266 it is wonne Fs. r.

Note return to page 267 Buck. Have done for 4s.

Note return to page 268 my hopes (by you) Fs. r.—

Note return to page 269 in my shame 4s. p.—

Note return to page 270 shall live 4s. d. &c.

Note return to page 271 Have done once only in the 4s.

Note return to page 272 Ile kiss Fs. r.—

Note return to page 273 thy Princely house 4s.

Note return to page 274 Nor none 4s. e. f.

Note return to page 275 of them 4s. d. &c.

Note return to page 276 Ile not beleeve but 4s. p.—

Note return to page 277 beware of 4s. p.—

Note return to page 278 venom'd thee to death 4s.

Note return to page 279 subject 4s. e. f. p.—

Note return to page 280 of his 4s.

Note return to page 281 your 4o. a. you, 4s. b. &c.

Note return to page 282 Buc. My haire &c. Fs. r.— an end Fs. r. p.

Note return to page 283 I wonder shees 4s. p.—

Note return to page 284 to her not in the 4s.

Note return to page 285 Hast. I never &c. 4s. d. &c. Mar. I never &c. Fs.

Note return to page 286 But you &lblank; of this wrong 4s.

Note return to page 287 Marry, for P.—

Note return to page 288 cause of it. 4s.

Note return to page 289 Lord. 4s. b. &c. yours my gracious Lord. Fs. r. your noble grace and you my 4s. e. f.

Note return to page 290 we come &lblank; with us. 4s. p.—

Note return to page 291 Madame we will attend your 4s. p.—

Note return to page 292 thee 4s. c. &c. &break; began 4s.

Note return to page 293 mischiefe 4s. b. &c.

Note return to page 294 who 1st. F.

Note return to page 295 have laid in 4s. p.—

Note return to page 296 Derby, Hastings Fs. r.—

Note return to page 297 And say it 4s. it was the 4o. f.

Note return to page 298 strires 4o. f.

Note return to page 299 beleeve me, and 4s.

Note return to page 300 wish me 4s.

Note return to page 301 Rivers, Dorset, Grey Fs. r.—

Note return to page 302 I not in 4s. b. &c.

Note return to page 303 us to do 4s. c. &c.

Note return to page 304 old odde 4s. p.—

Note return to page 305 stolne out of 4s.

Note return to page 306 comes 4s.

Note return to page 307 Are ye not going 4s. d. &c. &break; this deed? 4s. p.—

Note return to page 308 It was well 4s.

Note return to page 309 Tush, feare not, my 4s.

Note return to page 310 We come to 4s.

Note return to page 311 eyes fall Tears Fs. r.

Note return to page 312 straight; This word, and what follows, to—lord, l. 26, inclusive, is not in the 4s. p.—

Note return to page 313 Enter Clarence and Brackenbury. Fs. r. &break; And to the five little speeches that follow, which the 4s. give Brakenbury, the word—Keeper is prefix'd by the Fs. r: as also to the first line of Brakenbury's sixth speech; after which, follow these words—Enter Brakenbury the Lieutenant.

Note return to page 314 of ugly sights, of gastly dreames 4s. p.—

Note return to page 315 dreame? I long to heare you tell it. 4s.

Note return to page 316 Cla. Methought, I was imbarkt for Burgundie 4s.

Note return to page 317 there 4s. d. e. f. Fs. r.

Note return to page 318 he lookes 4s. e. f.

Note return to page 319 towards 4o. f.

Note return to page 320 thousand fearefull times 4s.

Note return to page 321 As he 2d. F. r.

Note return to page 322 past 4s. p. o.

Note return to page 323 in stumbling 4s.

Note return to page 324 stroke [strook] 4s. a. b.

Note return to page 325 Lord, Lord, 4s. p.—

Note return to page 326 waters 4s. r.—

Note return to page 327 What a sight 4s. e. f.

Note return to page 328 ugly sights of death 4s. a. b. c. d.

Note return to page 329 Methoughts Fs. r.

Note return to page 330 Ten thousand 4s.

Note return to page 331 All &c. This line is not in the 4s. p.—

Note return to page 332 the holes Fs. r.

Note return to page 333 As if it were 4s. e. f.

Note return to page 334 Which woed 4s. a. b. Which wade 4s. c. &c.

Note return to page 335 the secrets 4s. r.—

Note return to page 336 and often did I strive &break; To yield the ghost: not in the 4s.

Note return to page 337 for still 4s.

Note return to page 338 Kept in 4s. p.—

Note return to page 339 To seeke the 4o. a. To keepe the 4s. b. &c.

Note return to page 340 Who almost Fs. r.

Note return to page 341 not in this Fs. r. p. o.

Note return to page 342 No, no, Fs. r.—

Note return to page 343 tempest of my 4s. d. &c.

Note return to page 344 Who past 4s.

Note return to page 345 that grim ferri&wblank; 4s. p.—

Note return to page 346 strangers 4o. f.

Note return to page 347 renowmed 4s. a. b. c.

Note return to page 348 Who spake a&wblank; Fs. r.

Note return to page 349 in bright 4s.

Note return to page 350 Dadled 4s. d. e. squeakt 4s.

Note return to page 351 field at Tewx&wblank; 4s. e. f.

Note return to page 352 him to your tor&wblank; 4s. p.—

Note return to page 353 me about, and 4s.

Note return to page 354 made the dreame 4s.

Note return to page 355 marvell (my Lord) 4s.

Note return to page 356 I promise you, I am afraid to 4s.

Note return to page 357 Ah Keeper, Keeper, I Fs. r.

Note return to page 358 those 4s. p.—

Note return to page 359 Which now beare 4s.

Note return to page 360 requits 1st. F. &break; requites me! O God! if my deepe prayers cannot appease thee, &break; But thou wilt be aveng'd on my misdeeds, &break; Yet execute thy wrath on me alone: &break; O spare my guiltlesse Wife, and my poore children. &break; Keeper, I prythee sit by me a-while, &break; My soule &c. Fs. r.—

Note return to page 361 imagination 4s.

Note return to page 362 betwixt 4s.

Note return to page 363 your titles 4s. b. c. d. e.

Note return to page 364 names 4s.

Note return to page 365 1. M. Ho! &c. This speech is not in the 4s.

Note return to page 366 In Gods name what are you, and how came you 4s.

Note return to page 367 Yea, are you so 4s.

Note return to page 368 better to be 4s. a. e. f. &break; 1. Tis better, Sir, than to be tedious Fs. r.—

Note return to page 369 Let him see our Commission, and talke Fs. r.— your Com&wblank; 4s. e. f.

Note return to page 370 thereby 4s. b. &c.

Note return to page 371 guiltlesse from the Fs. r.

Note return to page 372 There lies the Duke asleepe, and there the Fs. r.—

Note return to page 373 Ile to his Maiestie, and certifie his grace 4s.

Note return to page 374 my charge to you 4o. a. my place to 4s. b. &c.

Note return to page 375 Exe. Do so, it is 4s. Fare you well not in the 4s.

Note return to page 376 shall I stab 4s.

Note return to page 377 No then he will 4s.

Note return to page 378 2. Why he Fs. r. p. o.

Note return to page 379 untill the great judg&wblank; Fs. r.—

Note return to page 380 art thou a&wblank; 4s. a. b. c. d. Fs. r.—

Note return to page 381 for it not in the Fs. r. p. o.

Note return to page 382 from which 4s.

Note return to page 383 defend us. 4s.

Note return to page 384 1. M. I thought &c. This speech, and the next, are not in the 4s. p.—

Note return to page 385 I'll &lblank; and not in the 4s.

Note return to page 386 I hope my holy hu&wblank; 4s. p.—

Note return to page 387 one would tell 4s. a. b. c. d. t. w. one could tell 4s. e. f.

Note return to page 388 2. Faith some 4s. t. w.

Note return to page 389 2. Zouns, he 4s.

Note return to page 390 2. O, in Fs. r.—

Note return to page 391 So not in the Fs. r.—

Note return to page 392 Tis no matter not in the 4s.

Note return to page 393 let us go 4o. a. 2d. F.

Note return to page 394 1. How if 4s.

Note return to page 395 with it, it is a dangerous thing, It makes 4s. t. w.

Note return to page 396 him; he cannot 4s.

Note return to page 397 him; he cannot 4s.

Note return to page 398 shamefull 4s. e. f.

Note return to page 399 fils one full 4s. p.—

Note return to page 400 a piece of 4s. b. &c.

Note return to page 401 by chance. not in the 4s.

Note return to page 402 all not in the Fs. r.—

Note return to page 403 well, and en&wblank; 4s. e. f.

Note return to page 404 and to live 4s. a. b. c. d.

Note return to page 405 'Zouns not in the Fs. r.—

Note return to page 406 10Take the divell in thy

Note return to page 407 but not in the 4s.

Note return to page 408 1. Tut; I am strong in fraud, he cannot prevaile with me, I warrant thee. 4s.

Note return to page 409 Stood like 4s. c. &c.

Note return to page 410 tall man, that Fs. r.

Note return to page 411 thy rep&wblank; Fs. r.

Note return to page 412 to this geare? 4s.

Note return to page 413 on the Fs. r. p. o.

Note return to page 414 of my 4s. b. &c.

Note return to page 415 And then we will chop him in the 4s.

Note return to page 416 and not in the 4s.

Note return to page 417 1. Harke he stirs, shall I strike? &break; 2. No, first lets reason 4s.

Note return to page 418 2. You shall &c. Fs. r.—

Note return to page 419 2. A man, &c. 4s.

Note return to page 420 2. Nor you &c. 4s. a. b.

Note return to page 421 2. My voice &c. 4s.

Note return to page 422 Your eyes &c. This line is not in the 4s.

Note return to page 423 2. Am. To, to, to, 4s.

Note return to page 424 To, to, to, to,—

Note return to page 425 Am. I. 4s.

Note return to page 426 scarce 4s. e. f.

Note return to page 427 heart 4s. d. &c.

Note return to page 428 heart 4s. e. f.

Note return to page 429 cald forth from out a 4s. t. w.

Note return to page 430 Where are the 4s.

Note return to page 431 do ac&wblank; 4o. a. evidence to accuse 4s. b. &c.

Note return to page 432 hath given 4s. e. f.

Note return to page 433 hope to have redemption (p.—) By Christs deare bloud shed for our greevous sinnes, &break; That you &c. 4s.

Note return to page 434 hand 4o. e.

Note return to page 435 commanded us is 4s. e. f. is the King 4s.

Note return to page 436 Vassals Fs. r.—

Note return to page 437 in his Ta&wblank; 4s. b. &c. tables 4s. a. b. c. d.

Note return to page 438 shall 2d. F.

Note return to page 439 Will you Fs. r.—

Note return to page 440 hands 4s.

Note return to page 441 he throw on 4s.

Note return to page 442 the holy sacrament, &break; To &c. 4s.

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