Q1_scene/10:	 n="10" type="scene"> Enter Gloster_ and the Bastard with lights.  Alack_ alack Edmund_ I like not this,  Vnnaturall dealing_ when I desir'd their leaue  That I might pitty him, they tooke me from me 
F1_scene/10:	 n="3_">Ente_____r_ __G______loster, and E__d__m_____un_d_______._ Alack, alack Edmund, I like not this __vnnaturall dealing; when I desired their leaue _that I might pit_y him, they tooke___ from me 

Q1_scene/10:	 The vse of mine own house, charg'd me on paine  Of thei_______r displeasure, neither to speak of him,   Intreat for him, nor any way sustaine him. Most sauage and vnnaturall.  Go to_ say you nothing,
F1_scene/10:	_the vse of mine own house, charg'd me on paine _of pe__rpetuall displeasure, neither to speak of him, __entreat for him, o_r any way sustaine him. Most sauage and vnnaturall._ Go to; say you nothing.

Q1_scene/10:	 there is a diuision betw_ixt   the Dukes,  And a wor_se matter than that, I have receiued  A letter this night, it is dangerous to be spoken,  I have loc_kt the letter in my clo_set, these iniuries  
F1_scene/10:	 There is __diuision between_ __the Dukes, _and a worsse matter than that: I have receiued _a Letter this night, it is dangerous to be spoken,_ I have lock'd the Letter in my Closset, these iniuries _

Q1_scene/10:	The King now beares, will be reuenged home  There is part of a power already la__nded,  We must incline to the King, I will seeke him, and  Priuily re_leeue him, go you and maintaine talke  With the D
F1_scene/10:	the King now beares, will be reuenged home; there is part of a Power already f_oote_d, _we must incline to the King, I will look_ him, and _priuily relie_ue him; go you and maintaine talk_ _with the D

Q1_scene/10:	uke, that my charity be not of him  Perceiued, if he aske for me, I am #ill, and gone  To bed, though I die for it,_ as no lesse is threatned me,  The King my old master must be re_leeued, there is  _
F1_scene/10:	uke, that my charity be not of him _perceiued; If he aske for me, I am _ill, and gone _to bed, i___f_ I die for it, (as no lesse is threatned me) _the King my old Master must be relie_ued. There is _s

Q1_scene/10:	Some strange thin_g toward, Edmund_ pray you be carefu_l.  Exit.  This curtesie forbid thee, shall the Duke instantly  know_ And of that letter too, this see_ms a fair deseruing  And must draw me that
F1_scene/10:	tr_a_n____ge things toward _Edmund, pray you be carefull.  Exit._ This Curtesie forbid thee, shall the Duke Instantly _know, and of that Letter too; This seemes a fair deseruing, and must draw me That

Q1_scene/10:	 which my father looses, no lesse  Than all, then yonger rises_ when the old d__o fall.  Exit.  
F1_scene/10:	 which my Father looses: no lesse _than all, The_ yonger rises, when the old doth fall.  Exit.__