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Richard the Third
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50 spake F: cried

52 wand'ring F: wandering

57 him, Furies: F: him! Furies,

66 Ah, Keeper, Keeper! F: O Brakenbury

73 Keeper, I prythee sit by me a while; F: I pray thee, gentle keeper, stay by me;

82 naine F: names

86 Second F: First

89 First F: Sec.

94 from F: of

96 king, F: king

104–105 Why, he shall never wake until the great judgment day. F: When he wakes! why, fool, he shall never wake till the judgment day.

112 warrant, F: warrant for it;

121 this passionate humour of mine F: my holy humour

129 Come, F: 'Zounds!

132 Oh, in F: In

133 When F: So when

142 shamefac'd F: shamefast

144 a man F: one

145 that, by chance, F: that

146 of F: of all

150 'Tis F: 'Zounds! It is

155 I F: Tut, I

157 thy F: his

158 fall to work? F: to this gear?

160 on F: over

163 and make F: make

170 Sec. F: First

181 Sec. F: Both

190 drawn F: call'd

among F: from out

198 for any goodness F: to have redemption

204 vassals F: vassal

233 faults F: fault

243 First F: Both

252 Come, you deceive yourself F: Thou deceiv'st thyself

260 Have you F: Hast thou

your F: thy

souls F: soul

263 are you F: art thou

your F: thy

souls F: soul