ACT I.--A COTTAGE IN STRATFORD.

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The play is in both prose and poetry. It alternates between the two

unpredictably, (sometimes in mid-sentence).

_BY THE SAME AUTHOR_

_NOVELS_:

_REGIMENT OF WOMEN_

_FIRST THE BLADE_

_LEGEND_

_PLAY_:

_A BILL OF DIVORCEMENT_

_LONDON: WILLIAM HEINEMANN_

WILL SHAKESPEARE

AN INVENTION IN FOUR ACTS

BY

CLEMENCE DANE

[Illustration: 1921]

LONDON: WILLIAM HEINEMANN

‘_There’s a divinity that shapes our ends,

Rough-hew them how we will._’

SHAKESPEARE.

THE PEOPLE OF THE PLAY

_As they appear._

ANNE HATHAWAY.

WILL SHAKESPEARE.

MRS. HATHAWAY.

HENSLOWE.

A CHILD.

PLAYERS.

QUEEN ELIZABETH.

MARY FITTON.

KIT MARLOWE.

STAGE HANDS.

A BOY.

A LANDLORD.

A MAN.

ANOTHER MAN.

A GIRL.

A STREET HAWKER.

A PAGE.

SOLDIERS, ATTENDANTS, ETC.

ACT I.--A COTTAGE IN STRATFORD.

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