No More Learning

_Or, if, for want of roome it mu? t mi? -carry,
'Twill be but Iu? tice, that your cen? ure tarry,
Till you giue ? ome. And when ? ixe times you ha' ? een't, 25
If this_ Play _doe not like, the Diuell is in't. _

[93] Dramatis Personae 1716, f. G places the women's names after those
of the men.

[94] 1, 2 Devil 1692, f.

[95] 4 Fabian Fitzdottrel G

[96] 5 Mrs. Frances Fitzdottrel G || His wife] om. G

[97] 9 Eustace Manly G

[98] 10 Engine 1716, f.
[99] 12 Thomas Gilthead G

[100] 15 His wife] om. G

[101] 18 Gentleman-usher to lady Tailbush G

[102] 21 Serjeants, officers, servants, underkeepers, &c. G

[103] 22 The] om. 1716, W

[104] The Prologue. ] follows the title-page 1716, W

[105] 5 _subtle_ 1692 f.

[106] 10 than 1692, f. passim in this sense. Anon 1692, f.

[107] 12 o'] on G?

[108] 14 till] 'till 1716

[109] 25 ha'] have G?




THE DIVELL IS AN ASSE. [95]


ACT. I. SCENE. I.


DIVELL.