Chapter XCVI: Act II

SC. 1. "_For_ with such holiness you can do it."

In 'The Contention,' etc., 4to, it is _dote_ for 'do it'; the folio reads 'can you.'

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"_For_ to present your Highness with the man."

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"How cam'st thou so?--A fall _from_ off a tree."

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"Then, Saunder, sit _thee_ there, the lyingest knave."

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"And would you not think it to be great cunning?"

The folio reads "it cunning to be great."

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"_Alas_, alas! sir, we did it for pure need."

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"_Un_til they come to Berwick, whence they came."

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SC. 2. "My lord, I long to hear it at full _length_."

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"Father, the Duke has told the truth _in this_."

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SC. 3. "Despatch; _for_ this knave's tongue begins to double."

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"Go, _and_ take hence this traitor from our sight."