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Revision as of 05:44, 26 October 2009
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Alexius, or The Chaste Lover
Apprentice’s Prize
*Bad Beginning Makes a Good End, A
Buck is a Thief
Cardenio
Cleander
Corporal, The
Devil of Dowgate, or Usury Put to Use
Dumb Bawd
Dumb Bawd of Venice
Fair Anchoress of Pausilippo
*False Friend (?)
Fatal Brothers
Feast (or Taste) & Welcome
Four Honored Loves
Governor, The
Gowry
Great Man
Henry I
Henry II
Jeweler of Amsterdam
Judge, The
King and Subject
*Knot of Fools, The
Lovesick Maid, or Honor of Young Ladies
Minerva’s Sacrifice (or The Forced Lady)
Nobleman
Nonesuch
Orator, The
Osmond, the Great Turk
Politic Queen, or Murder Will Out
Richard II
Robin Goodfellow
Shank’s Ordinary
Sir Martin Sking
Spanish Duke of Lerma
*Spanish Maze, The
Spanish Viceroy
Spartan Ladies
Twins’ Tragedy
Unfortunate Piety (or Italian Nightpiece)
Woman is Too Hard for Him, The
Woman’s Plot