Alarums.] Ff. Alarms. Rowe. Loud Alarums. Capell.
[616] _Swinstead_] _Swinsted_ Ff. _Swineshead_ Halliwell. See note (XXVII).
[618] _Ay me_] _Aye me_ Ff. _Ah me_ Pope.
Another ...] The French Camp. Theobald. The same. Another ... same. Capell.
[620] _French: ... miscarry,_] Rowe. _French, ... miscarry,_ F₃ F₄. _French, ... miscarry;_ F₁ F₂.
[621] _Unthread the rude eye_] _Untread the rude way_ Theobald. _Untread the rude cry_ Jackson conj. _Untread the road way_ Collier (Collier MS.). _Unthread the red way,_ Bubier conj.
[622] _the French be lords_] _that France be lord_ S. Walker conj. _the Prince be lord_ Lloyd and Keightley conj. _the French be lord_ Edd. conj. See note (XXVIII).
[632] _rankness_] _bankless_ Capell conj.
[633] _o'erlook'd_] _o'erleap'd_ Anon. conj.
[635] _Right in thine eye_] Ff. _Right in thine eyes_ Pope. _Pight in thine eyes_ Hanmer. _Pight in thine eye_ Warburton. _Fight in thine eye_ Capell. _Bright in thine eye_ Collier (Collier MS.). _Fright in thine eye_ Anon. apud Collier conj. _Riot in thine eye_ Brae conj.
[638] _English measure_] _th' English measure_ Rowe (ed. 2). _th' English measur'd_ Pope.
[639] _tattering_] Malone. _tott'ring_ Ff. _tatter'd_ Pope. _totter'd_ Collier MS.
_clearly_] _chearly_ Capell conj. _closely_ Collier MS. _cleanly_ Edd. conj. See note (XXIX).
[646] Arranged as in Capell. As six lines, ending _go?... thee?... affairs ... mine ... think ... thought:_ in Ff.
[647] _why ... mine?_ Bast. _Hubert_] Bast. _Why ... mine? Hubert_ Ingleby conj.
[649] _eyeless_] Theobald (Warburton). _endles_ F₁. _endlesse_ F₂ F₃. _endless_ F₄.
[651] _if you had at_] _had you at less_ Capell conj.
[656] _or ere_] F₁ F₂ F₃. _or e're_ F₄. _or e'er_ Rowe.
[658] _corruptibly_] _corruptedly_ Capell. _corruptively_ Rann conj.
_pure_] _poor_ Grant White. See note (XXX).
[661] _prey'd_] F₃ F₄. _praide_ F₁. _prei'd_ F₂.
[662] _Leaves ... siege_] _Leaues them inuisible, and his seige_ F₁. _Leaves them invisible, and hir siege_ F₂ F₃ F₄ (_her_ F₃ F₄). _Leaves them; invisible his siege_ Pope. _Leaves them insensible; his siege_ Hanmer. _Leaves them invincible; and his siege is now_ Steevens conj. _Leaves them, and his invisible siege_ Mitford conj. _Leaves them; and, invisible, his siege_ Jackson conj. _Leaves them unvisited, and his siege_ Collier MS. _Leaves them ill-visited, and his siege_ W. N. L. (Notes and Queries).