p. 227, l. 3 The locale _A Street_ is not marked in 4to 1673 or 1724.
p. 229, l. 4 _Christian._ 1724 "christian".
+Act I: Scene ii+
p. 231, l. 8 _his nice Honour._ 1724, wrongly, omits "nice".
p. 232, l. 3 _I must still love on._ 1724 omits "still".
p. 233, l. 6 _after long Despairs._ 1724 "after long Despair".
p. 233, l. 21 _too much of Joy._ 1724 "Joys".
p. 233, l. 28 _change thy Wonder._ 4to 1673 "Wonders".
p. 234, l. 23 _Marcel is surprized._ 1724 omits this stage direction.
p. 234, l. 36 _And thou, Antonio, that has betray"d her._ 4to 1673 "And thou, Antonio, thou hast betray"d her". 1724 "And thou, Antonio, thou that hast betray"d her".
p. 235, l. 17 _a kind obliging Lady._ 1724 "A kind of obliging Lady".
p. 236, l. 4 _Am I a Dog._ 4to 1673 wrongly marks this line "aside".
p. 236, l. 10 _I, like the Birds._ 4to 1673 omits "the".
p. 237, l. 1 _Biscay, a Surgeon._ 4to 1673 omits "a".
p. 237, l. 7 _Down of Swans._ 1724 "Swan".
+Act I: Scene iii+
p. 238, l. 3 _and lik"d him._ 1724 "and like him".
p. 240, l. 2 _this is the first._ 1724 "this was the first".
p. 240, l. 34 _to his heart._ 1724 omits.
p. 241, l. 8 _Prithee instruct._ 4to 1673 as prose.
p. 241, l. 20 _Command me._ 4to 1673 as prose.
p. 242, l. 13 _My Death._ 1724 "me death".
+Act II: Scene i+
p. 243, l. 8 _undone its Fame._ 1724 "undone his Fame".
p. 244, l. 11 _the next Morning"s Sun._ 4to 1673 "th" Approach of next Morning"s Sun". 1724 "of the next Morning Sun".
p. 244, l. 31 _They go out._ 4to 1673 omits "they".
[After line "Who"s this that walks before us?"]
+Act II: Scene ii+
p. 248, l. 33 _Come, come._ 1724 prints this speech as prose.
p. 249, l. 20 _Look at one another and go._ 1724 omits, reading "exeunt".
+Act II: Scene iii+
p. 251, l. 10 _very unlucky._ 4to 1673 "very unluckily".
+Act II: Scene iv+
p. 252, l. 21 _Marcel coming towards him jostles him._ 4to 1673 reads "Marcel coming towards justles him".
p. 253, l. 7 _given him some._ 4to 1673 omits "him".
+Act II: Scene vi+
p. 257, l. 12 _Of your Victims._ 1724 prints this line and the next as prose.
p. 257, l. 24 _Offers her a Dagger._ 1724 omits "her".
p. 259, l. 31 _a Pox of her terms._ 1724 "A Pox on her terms".
+Act II: Scene vii+
p. 261, l. 5 _Haunce van Ezel._ 1724 "Hance".
+Act III: Scene i+
p. 266, l. 2 _I cry you Mercy._ 1724 "I cry your Mercy".
p. 266, l. 11 _he does not boast._ 4to 1673, wrongly, "he does but boast".
p. 267, l. 36 _But do you find her._ 1724 "But do you not find her".
p. 268, l. 11 _"tis certain "tis so._ 1724 "tis certain so".
p. 269, l. 19 _lest he surprize us._ 1724 "lest he surprizes us".
+Act III: Scene ii+
p. 269, l. 27 _Ah, ah, a pox of all Sea-Voyages._ 1724 omits "all".
p. 270, l. 28 _to our Courages._ 1724 "Courage".
p. 271, l. 24 _over a Leg._ 1724 "over Leg".