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his Door. ] the door. Cleave 1835
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HOB CARTER ] Enter HOB CARTER. (To TYLER.) Cleave 1835
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Aye, we ] e Hone 1817
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r——s!— ] ruffians! Works 1860, Cleave 1835
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and ] & Works 1860
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Walter? ] Tyler Mendam 1850
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(Cry without.)/ Liberty! liberty!/(Enter Mob, HOB CARTER, &c.)/ (Cry) Liberty! liberty!— No Poll tax!—No War! ] [Cry without, "Liberty! Liberty!" Enter Mob, /Hob Carter, &c., crying, "Liberty! liberty! / No poll-tax! no war!"] Works 1860
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(Cry without. Liberty, Liberty!)/Enter HOB CARTER, Mob, &c. (Crying—Liberty! Liberty!—/No Poll-Tax! No War!) Cleave 1835
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END OF THE FIRST ACT ] Works 1860, Mendam 1850
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Scene—Blackheath ] SCENE I—Blackheath Works 1860
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"name" is unclear in the Sherwin edition, but all other witnesses affirm this reading.
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has ] hast Works 1860
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soft ] sweet Cleave 1835
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made ye so ] made you so Mendam 1850
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Shew ] Show Works 1860
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SCENE CHANGES TO THE TOWER ] SCENE II.— The Tower Works 1860
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SCENE CHANGES TO THE TOWER./KING RICHARD, ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY, SIR JOHN TRESILIAN, WALWORTH,/PHILPOT. ] SCENE—The Tower./ KING RICHARD, ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY, SIR JOHN/TRESILIAN, PHILPOT, &c. Cleave 1835
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yield ] grant Works 1860, Cleave 1835
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SCENE— SMITHFIELD.] Works 1860 SCENE III.—Smithfield.
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Petitioning for pity is most weak,/ The sovereign people ought to demand justice. ] Petitioning for pity is most weak,/ The sovereign people ought to demand justice. Works 1860, Mendam 1850
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food ] good Works 1860
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beseems] becomes Mendam 1850
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END OF ACT THE SECOND ] Works 1860, Mendam 1850
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SCENE—SMITHFIELD.] SCENE I.—Smithfield Works 1860
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PIERS (meeting JOHN BALL) ] Piers (to John Ball). Works 1860
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expiate ] remedy Works 1860
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benefit ] remedy Cleave 1835
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heart-emoving ] heart-moving Mendam 1850, Cleave 1835
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Not ] Nor Cleave 1835
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to ] unto Mendam 1850
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the wretch ] a wretch Works 1860
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(Cry without) —The Charter!—the Charter! ] [Cry without, "The charter! the charter!" Works 1860
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HERALD ] Herald ( continues) Works 1860
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anyways ] anywise Mendam 185
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Exit Herald, &c. HOB, PIERS, and /JOHN BALL, remain. ] [Exit Herald, &c. Works 1860
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Fain would I die in peace to hope thee safe./ I shall soon join thee, Tyler!— ] And let me have the hope to sweeten death/ That thou, at least, hast 'scaped. Works 1860
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vows ] word Works 1860
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(Seizes JOHN BALL. ] Works 1860, Cleave 1835
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(They lead off JOHN BALL—the tumult/increases—Mob fly across the Stage—/the Troops pursue them—loud cries and/shouts.) ]
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[Leading him off. / Mob fly across the stage; the troops pursue them; /tumult increases; loud cries and shouts. Works 1860
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(Leading him off.)/(Mob fly across the stage—the troops pursue them—tumult increases / loud cries and shouts.) Cleave 1835
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SCENE—WESTMINSTER HALL ] SCENE II.— Westminster Hall. Works 1860
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sunshine ] sun shine Works 1860
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ought ] aught Works 1860
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the death ] death Works 1860
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round ] around Works 1860
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THE END. ] Works 1860
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Finis Hone 1817
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