Beaumont and
章节目录
共 51 题- FRANCIS BEAUMONT
- JOHN FLETCHER
- CONTENTS
- PAGE
- The Queen of Corinth 1
- Bonduca 79
- The Knight of the Burning Pestle 160
- Loves Pilgrimage 232
- The Double Marriage 321
- The Principal Actors were
- I hear ones footing, peace, 'tis she;
- I am glad I am come home.
- Or we shall rise such losers as--
- The Principal Actors were
- Petill. _Smooth was his cheek,_
- Dec. _And his chin it was sleek,_
- Jun. _With whoop, he has done wooing._
- Pet. _Full black his eye, and plump his thigh,_
- Dec. _Made up for loves pursuing:_
- Dem. _Smooth was his cheeck,_
- Petill. _And his chin it was sleek,_
- Jun. _With whoop, he has done wooing._
- SONG.
- Jasp. _Tell me (dearest) what is Love?_
- Luce. _Some Love change, and so do you._
- Jasp. _Are they fair, and never kind?_
- Luce. _Yes, when men turn with the wind._
- Jasp. _Are they froward?_
- SONG.
- LETTER.
- SONG.
- SONG.
- WOMEN.
- Not think the quarrel about me; for 'tis not. [_Exit._
- 1 _Attend._ As of a Gentleman.
- THE DOUBLE MARRIAGE.
- WOMEN.
- The principal Actors were
- Enter _Castruchio_ and _Villio._
- 1. _Cit._ Now I know him.
- 2. _Cit._ 'Tis he, long live the Duke of _Sess_.
- 2. _Cit._ Lead where you please, we'll follow.
- 1. _Cit._ Dare all dangers.
- APPENDIX.
- THE QUEEN OF CORINTH.
- BONDUCA.
- THE KNIGHT OF THE BURNING PESTLE.
- LOVES PILGRIMAGE.
- THE DOUBLE MARRIAGE.
- END OF VOL. VI.
- CAMBRIDGE: PRINTED BY JOHN CLAY, M.A. AT THE UNIVERSITY PRESS.