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...rchive.org/stream/cu31924013167238#page/n9/mode/2up Yarington]) [[category:Lamentable]], the second story of which is described on the title page as one of "a yo ...es [Tragedy the" on 27 November 1599, but he implied a connection to ''Two Lamentable Tragedies'' by Robert Yarington in a comment on [[Thomas Merry (Beech’s T

[[WorksCited|Fleay, ''BCED'']], in an entry on Robert Yarington and ''Two Lamentable Tragedies'' (2.285), added Day's "Italian Tragedy" to the narrative by whic ...to identify "The Italian Tragedy" with Chettle's or Smith's play (or ''Two Lamentable Tragedies''), assigns it to the repertory of the Admiral's men in the sprin

...r th[e h]andes of Master WILBRAHAM and Master Binge a ballad entituled ''a lamentable ballad describing the wofull murder of ROBERT BEECHE &c'' Master Dawood ...r his Copie vnder th[e h]and of bothe the wardens a ballad entituled ''the lamentable ende of THOMAS MERRYE and RACHELL HIS SISTER'' ... vj^d

...m; text-indent: -2em">[''Yorkshire''] ''A Yorkshire Tragedy. Not so New as Lamentable and true. Acted by his Maiesties Players at the Globe. Written by W. Shaksp

...ister Edwards of the Quéenes Chap∣pel, had suche tragicall successe as was lamentable: For at that time by the fall of a wall and a payre of staires, & great pre

| for A Boocke called the lamentable tragedie ||} Tragedy ([[WorksCited|Harbage]]);"Lamentable" tragedy ([[WorksCited|Wiggins, ''Catalogue'' #1199]])

...e title, the ballad has the following heading: "Being a Relation of a most lamentable and cruel Murder, committed on the Body of the Lady Isabella, the only Daug

:In the meane time, let me tell ye a lamentable Tragedie, acted by the Prelacie, against the poore Players of the ''Fortune

...in battle with De Main and chases him from the field (5). De Main writes "lamentable letters" to the Pope detailing his "ill fortune" and the letters arrive "in

...Two Lamentable Tragedies and the Genre of Domestic Tragedy”, ''Staging Two Lamentable Tragedies ~ A 'parts' production of Robert Yarrington's 1601 domestic trage

...at apparently was considered imitable and laughable, not reprehensible and lamentable: the perpetrator provided a model, the widow a butt” (402).

...came to hys handes, shewing many examples of great cruelty & tyranny most lamentable to here and vnderstand." After a lengthy description of the 1529 Siege of V