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Revision as of 14:28, 23 July 2015
This page shows the notable differences that appear in the First Folio publication of Hamlet as compared to the Second Quarto publication, in Scene 10, with analysis of those differences. These Folio Difference Notes are coordinated with the regular Notes on the Scene page.
For an introduction to this material, see the page About the Folio Differences.
016
The lives of many; the [cesse] {cease} of Majesty
cesse (presumably now spelled "cess")
cease
Return: Scene 10#10-016
024
Did the King sigh, but {with} a general groan.
(none)
with
Return: Scene 10#10-024
080
That would be {scand} [scanned].
scand
scanned
Return: Scene 10#10-080
084
{Why,} [Oh] this is {base and silly} [hire and salary], not revenge,
base and silly
hire and salary
Return: Scene 10#10-084
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