Chapter 7

MAY, 1947: Series I, No. 3--John Gay's _The Present State of Wit_; and a section on Wit from _The English Theophrastus_. With an Introduction by Donald Bond. [#14800]

JULY, 1947: Series II., No. 3--Rapin's _De Carmine Pastorali_, translated by Creech. With an Introduction by J.E. Congleton. [#14495]

SEPT., 1947: Series III, No. 3--T. Hanmer's (?), _Some Remarks on the Tragedy of Hamlet_. With an Introduction by Clarence D. Thorpe. [#14899]

NOV., 1947: Series I, No. 4--Corbyn Morris' _Essay towards Fixing the True Standards of Wit_, etc. With an Introduction by James L. Clifford. [#16233]

JAN., 1948: Series II, No. 4--Thomas Purney's _Discourse on the Pastoral_. With an Introduction by Earl Wasserman. [#15313]

MARCH, 1948: Series III, No. 4--Essays on the Stage, selected, with an Introduction by Joseph Wood Krutch. [#16335]

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_GENERAL EDITORS_

RICHARD C. BOYS, _University of Michigan_ EDWARD NILES HOOKER, _University of California, Los Angeles_ H.T. SWEDENBERG, JR., _University of California, Los Angeles_

_ADVISORY EDITORS_

EMMETT L. AVERY, _State College of Washington_ LOUIS I. BREDVOLD, _University of Michigan_ BENJAMIN BOYCE, _University of Nebraska_ CLEANTH BROOKS, _Louisiana State University_ JAMES L. CLIFFORD, _Columbia University_ ARTHUR FRIEDMAN, _University of Chicago_ SAMUEL H. MONK, _University of Minnesota_ JAMES SUTHERLAND, _Queen Mary College, London_

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[Errata:

beyond the mem'ry / Of man. What drudgery am I forc'd to undergo to _text reads_ Of ma.

but I / Must keep count of her _Pater Nosters_: _text reads_ her her

_Jasp._ Ay, Sir, 'tis to be suppos'd; _text shows_ _Jasp._ y, Sir (with gap)

The first did sell, and then betray'd my Honour, _so in original_: She?

would I raise / Storms when I would, blast Corn, turn Rivers backward _text shows_ Rive vard (with gap)

_Enter Witch with a block Rod _so in original_: black?

You would resolve some Questions I should ask; _text reads_ Qustions

Runs her through often, then throws her into the hole, she shun'd him, then lyes down and trembles. _reading_ shun'd _in original_

_Anto._ 'Tis strange and wonderful. _text shows_ 'Tis range (with gap)

No, 'tis to take my leave, _text shows_ take my eave (with gap)

But we must needs have seen e'm. _text reads_ have seem e'm.

_Anto._ Ah Heav'ns! some of that desperate Bandity Did once attempt my life. _so in original_: Banditry?

To let me Whore her too, as did her Couzen; _text reads_ To lent me

The Comick part fit only for a Farse; _text reads_ fit only for Fase ]

End of Project Gutenberg's The Fatal Jealousie (1673), by Henry Nevil Payne