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Henry IV Part II: First Folio Edition
William Shakespeare
eBook (, March 18, 2015)This is the text of the 1623 printing of the first folio. The original spelling and punctuation are completely intact. I have made two minor changes. First, I have capitalized and spelled out the character names. Col. I am a Knight, Sir becomes COLLEUILE. I am a Knight, Sir.The second change is that I have put the prose lines into prose form. If there was any possibility that a prose line could scan, however awkwardly, I have left the verse-like form of the line as it appears in the folio.Again, the spelling and punctuation of the 1623 first folio text are entirely intact.If you enjoy this copy of Henry IV Part II, please take a moment to review the book online.
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Henry IV Part II: First Folio Edition
William Shakespeare
Paperback (Independently published, March 1, 2020)This is the text of the 1623 printing of the first folio. The original spelling and punctuation are completely intact. I have made two minor changes. First, I have capitalized and spelled out the character names. Col. I am a Knight, Sir becomes COLLEUILE. I am a Knight, Sir. The second change is that I have put the prose lines into prose form. If there was any possibility that a prose line could scan, however awkwardly, I have left the verse-like form of the line as it appears in the folio. Again, the spelling and punctuation of the 1623 first folio text are entirely intact. If you enjoy this copy of Henry IV Part II, please take a moment to review the book online.
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Henry V: First Folio Edition
William Shakespeare
(Independently published, March 1, 2020)This is the text of the 1623 printing of the first folio. The original spelling and punctuation are completely intact. I have made two minor changes. First, I have capitalized and spelled out the character names. Flu. God plesse it, and preserue it, becomes FLUELLEN. God plesse it, and preserue it. The second change is that I have put the prose lines into prose form. If there was any possibility that a prose line could scan, however awkwardly, I have left the verse-like form of the line as it appears in the folio. Again, the spelling and punctuation of the 1623 first folio text are entirely intact. If you enjoy this copy of Henry V, please take a moment to review the book online.