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ALTERATIONS IN THE MANUSCRIPTS

All alterations in manuscripts made during the course of writing and of revision that have not previously been shown in the Historical Collation are recorded here. The medium is black ink, except for a few revisions in blue ink by AT in MS3.

The lemmata—readings to the left of the bracket—are those of the Eversley Edition


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and ordinarily represent agreement of book and manuscript. To permit condensed entries, however, in a few instances a single dagger (†) prefixed to the line reference warns the user to refer to the Historical Collation for the exact manuscript reading when it is not precisely that of the lemma or has not been specified in the descriptive part of the entry.

The use of three dots in quoted descriptions to the right of the bracket indicates ellipsis rather than the existence of dots in a manuscript. Otherwise, all entries follow the bibliographical rule that material within single quotes is cited exactly as it appears in the original document. For other conventions of descriptions of alterations, see the headnote to the Historical Collation.

  • 7 him] aft. del. 'his' MS2
  • †18 And . . . drink,] ab. del. 'This with his drink she mixt from time to time' MS2
  • 20 blood] ab. del. 'frame' MS2
  • 26 I heard] intrl. MS1
  • 29 out] bel. del. 'bare' MS1
  • †47-48 all . . . by . . . | Came] undel. first draft on fol. 1v reads 'all . . . wh . . . | Came'; final version on fol. 12 MS1
  • 66 out of] ab. del. 'from' MS1
  • †77 From . . . scorn,] insrt. for undel. 'From 1 2 & 3 envy, scorn, hate, pity & low spites' MS1
  • 77/78 'That stir the lips of slander-speaking man,' del. MS1
  • 85 2I meant] intrl.; 'at least' del. aft. 'her.' MS2
  • 87 that quiet] ab. del. 'her quiet seat in' MS2
  • †87 of hers,] intrl. MS2
  • 87 tempt] aft. del. 'clasp' MS2
  • 88 The Trojan] ab. undel. 'Anchises' MS2
  • 92 Decided fairest] ab. del. 'Pronounced the prettiest' MS2
  • 92 O ye] ab. del. 'by the' MS2
  • 96 popular] alt. fr. 'all-popular' MS1
  • 98 thro' . . . blood] insrt. for undel. 'along the blood' MS2
  • 143 thankful] aft. del. 'knowing' MS1
  • 151/152 'Who care not for them since I know for me | They care not ah what hinders me to go' del. MS1
  • 162 the long] aft. del. 'all'; 'long' intrl. MS2
  • 170 throng] aft. del. illegible false start MS2
  • 171 that] alt. fr. 'the' MS2-3
  • †173-177 'Can . . . there] insrt. for del. ¶ 'Would I could fling them off as easily | As yon great hill' MS2
  • 175 nobler] ab. del. 'lovelier' MS2
  • 178 o'er] alt. fr. 'o'vr' MS3
  • †179 —ay, and] ab. del. 'but' MS2
  • 181 in] ab. del. 'on' MS2
  • 181 garden] ab. del. 'Aventine' MS2
  • †186 Strikes . . . quivering—] ab. del. 'Stirs all the summits of the copse; & now' MS2
  • 188 And . . . delights] 'lovelier than the rest | Flies on before them.' del. aft. 'Oread—' [dash added]; '—how' ['h' over 'H'] dash added MS2
  • 191 who this way runs] ab. '—A Satyr—see — [transpd. to l. 192]' MS2
  • 192 Before the rest—] intrl. MS2
  • 192 A satyr . . . see,] 'A Satyr,' intrl. bef. '—A Satyr—see— [transpd. fr. l. 191]' MS2; 'A Satyr['n' (error) del.]—['see—' (error) del.] a satyr—see—' MS3
  • 199 abhor, spit,] ab. del. '&' MS2
  • 199 him;] semicolon added MS2
  • 199 she] bef. del. 'it seems' MS2
  • 203-234 Catch . . . thus?] undel. first draft on fol. 2 reads 'catch her, goatfoot! hide | Hide them ye brakes & bushes! do I wish | To peer behind the bushes? monkey-filth! | What Roman wd be led in triumph thus? | Or why should I that scorn this little life, | Poor little life that toddles half an hour | Crown'd with a flower or two & there ['our'? del.] an end— | Why sd I, beast-like as I feel *myself [insrt. for undel. '& am'], | Not manlike end it? That's our privilege | No beast cd do it.'; final version on fol. 4 MS1 [stet beastlike]
  • 205 laurels,] comma added MS2
  • 205 hide!] ab. del. '?' MS2
  • 208 I know] aft. del. 'Careless,' MS3
  • 208 , to you,] added aft. 'to you' MS3
  • 211 lewdness,] bef. del. 'luxury' MS2
  • †211 monkey-spite,] aft. del. 'spites' MS2; alt. fr. 'monkey spites' (error) MS3
  • 212/213 'That vex the race of slander-speaking man—' del. MS2 [stet slander-speaking hyphenated]
  • 213-216 No . . . philosophy—] insrt. MS2
  • 215 such cups] 'uch cups' ab. undel. 'so much' MS2

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  • 215 left] ab. undel. 'made' MS2
  • 216 Affirming] bel. del. 'Defending' MS2
  • 217 sober] ab. del. 'settled' MS2
  • 218 settled] ab. del. 'sober' MS2
  • 218 sweet] aft. comma added bef. '&' (error) del. MS3
  • 221 backward] bef. del. 'it' MS1
  • 240 Spout . . . in . . . heart.] 'Sprang . . . of . . . heart' del. MS1
  • 248 beast] aft. del. 'bird' MS2
  • 268 1one] ab. del. 'a' MS2
  • 268 2one] ab. del. 'a' MS2
  • 279 answer'd, 'Care not thou!] 'answer'd 'it is done' ab. del. 'raised his eyes & said' MS2