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The following dramatic fragment appears in the journal of Benjamin Greene: The fragment was first published by William Foster (in "Forged Shakespeariana", 42) as a

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=== Diary fragment in the collection of the Duke of Rutland at Belvoir Castle === ...aph signatures of Dekker and Towne in the receipt that survives in a diary fragment now in the collection of the Duke of Rutland at Belvoir Castle (p. 267).

==='''Folger Shakespeare Library MS fragment'''=== This play exists only as a two-leaf MS fragment (4 pages) (MS. X.d.259, formerly Folger MS 450528):

===Extant Fragment?===

===Extant Fragment=== ...h the final page of the translation (p. 9) is torn, it is evident from the fragment that the text does not continue and indeed the verso side of the leaf (p. 1

===Manuscript Fragment=== ...m">Andersson, D.C. "'Embarke, But Under Caution': A New Elizabethan Masque Fragment." ''Notes and Queries'' 55 (2008): 171–75.</div>

=== Diary fragment in the collection of the Duke of Rutland at Belvoir Castle ===

...another play on the same story" as ''A Knack to Know a Knave'' "of which a fragment survives in MS" as well as the also lost "[[Marshal Osric|Marshal Osric]],"

...d), Orina, Count Coell, Sir Ingram, Mouse-trap, etc.: late XVIth cent. The fragment, which is in two different hands, ends "Nay my lord, Ile speak thus much in The detailed Contents list unhelpfully describes the fragment only as: "f. 37 William Shakespeare: Forged allusion to him: 19th cent."

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This manuscript play fragment exists only as a single sheet of paper (2 folios / 4 pages) in length. The ...e is no recorded evidence of a performance of a play corresponding to this fragment of text. Nevertheless, it bears similarities to Act 2, Scene 1 of James Shi

...). A modernised version of the lyrics is included in 4.2 of the "Cardenio" fragment (Gary Taylor's reconstructed text based on the Theobald play) in Gary Taylo ...2016 (sound engineer: Alex Stinson). Press play below to hear this musical fragment:<br>

...a Bagoas or "Bagous" character, but because that play only exists in a MS fragment, it is not possible to gauge the extent of that Bagous's role.

Dyce suggested that “there is a possibility . . . that we possess a fragment of The Maiden’s Holiday in that pastoral “Dialogue” attributed to “

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...ry reference occurs in Bodleian MS. Top.Oxon.e.5, f. 359, which contains a fragment that constitutes what seems to be the epilogue, with this heading:

...2016 (sound engineer: Alex Stinson). Press play below to hear this musical fragment:<br>

A slighter fragment of the song appears in ''2 Henry IV'': Falstaff, in the company of Shallow