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God＇ So 4to 1604。The later 4tos 〃heauen。〃
this scroll＇ So 4to 1616。Not in 4tos 1624； 1631。
he desires＇ Not in the 4tos。 See note ？ p。 86。
and＇ So 4tos 1624； 1631。Not in 4to 1616。
with＇ So 4to 1604。Not in the later 4tos。
the＇ So 4to 1616。2tos 1624； 1631； 〃that。〃
are＇ So 4tos 1624； 1631。2to 1616 〃is。〃
hell's a fable＇ So 4to 1616。2tos 1624； 1631； 〃hell's a
MEERE fable。〃
thine＇ So 4tos 1616； 1624。2to 1631 〃thy。〃
thy＇ So 4tos 1616； 1631。2to 1624 〃thine。〃
was＇ So 4to 1616。2tos 1624； 1631； 〃were。〃
harness＇ i。e。 armour。
This will I keep as chary as my life。
＇Exeunt。＇
Enter FAUSTUS； in his study； and MEPHISTOPHILIS。
FAUSTUS。 When I behold the heavens； &c。＇
Old eds。 （that is； 4tos 1616； 1624； 1631） thus；
〃This will I keepe； as chary as my life。
＇Exeunt。＇
Enter WAGNER solus。
WAGNER。 Learned Faustus
To know the secrets of Astronomy
Grauen in the booke of Joues high firmament；
Did mount himselfe to scale Olympus top；
Being seated in a chariot burning bright；
Drawne by the strength of yoaky ＇2to 1624 〃yoaked〃＇ Dragons necks；
He now is gone to proue Cosmography；
And as I gesse will first arriue at Rome；
To see the Pope and manner of his Court；
And take some part of holy Peters feast；
That to ＇2tos 1624； 1631； 〃on〃＇ this day is highly solemnized。
Exit WAGNER。
Enter FAUSTUS in his Study； and MEPHISTOPHILIS。
FAUSTUS。 When I behold the heauens；〃 &c。
The lines which I have here omitted belong to a subsequent part
of the play； where they will be found with considerable additions；
and are rightly assigned to the CHORUS。 （As given in the present
place by the 4tos 1616； 1624； 1631； these lines exhibit the text
of the earlier FAUSTUS； see p。 90； sec。 col。） It would seem that
something was intended to intervene here between the exit of Faustus
and Mephistophilis； and their re…appearance on the stage： compare；
however； the preceding play； p。 88； first col。
thine＇ So 4tos 1616； 1624。2to 1631 〃thy。〃
is＇ So 4to 1616。Not in 4tos 1624； 1631。
breathes＇ So 4tos 1624； 1631。2to 1616 〃breathe。〃
ears＇ So 4tos 1616； 1631。2to 1624 〃eare。〃
this I＇ So 4tos 1616； 1631。2to 1624 〃this TIME I。〃
termine＇ I may notice that 4to 1604 （see p。 88； sec。 col。）
has 〃terminine；〃 which at least is better for the metre。
erring＇ So 4to 1604。The later 4tos 〃euening。〃
motion＇ So 4tos 1616； 1631。2to 1624 〃motions。〃
Ay＇ So 4to 1616。Not in 4tos 1624； 1631。
and＇ So 4to 1631。Not in 4tos 1616； 1624。
the＇ So 4tos 1616； 1631。Not in 4to 1624。
lips＇ So 4to 1604。Not in the later 4tos。
and ever since have run＇ So 4to 1616。2tos 1624； 1631；
〃and HAUE EUER SINCE run。〃
this＇ So 4to 1604。The later 4tos 〃these。〃
come＇ So 4to 1616。2tos 1624； 1631； 〃came。〃
I＇ So 4tos 1624； 1631。2to 1616 〃I I。〃
L＇ Old eds。 〃Lechery。〃 See note ？ p。 90。
Tut＇ So 4to 1604。The later 4tos 〃But。〃
Robin＇ Old eds。 〃the Clowne〃 （and so frequently afterwards）：
but he is evidently a distinct person from the 〃Clown；〃 Wagner's
attendant； who has previously appeared （see p。 111）。 Most probably
the parts of the Clown and Robin were played by the same actor；
and hence the confusion in the old eds。
faith＇ So 4to 1616。2tos 1624； 1631 〃i'faith。〃 （And so
afterwards in this scene。）
not tell＇ So 4to 1616。Not in 4tos 1624； 1631。
as fair a＇ So 4to 1616。2tos 1624； 1631； 〃a faire。〃
need'st＇ So 4tos 1616； 1624。2to 1631