Act II Sc. 2
“And this soft courage makes your followers faint.”
For ‘courage’ M. Mason gave from the original play carriage, which perhaps is right.
Sc. 5
“So minutes, hoürs, days, weeks, months, and years.”
The printer evidently omitted weeks.
“And so obsequious will thy father be
Men, for the loss of thee.”
For ‘Men,’ which makes no sense, I read Son; Rowe has Lad, Collier Man, Dyce E’en. It is possible also that a prep., as ‘fore or to, may have been effaced before ‘Men.’