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About - The works of John Dryden, Vol.7
Language - English
DRM - XSSHA2ZGS98
Published - 2016-02-02

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Table of Contents
THE DUKE OF GUISE.
A RAREE SHOW.
Leviathan.
Topham.
Leviathan.
Topham.
Leviathan.
Topham.
Leviathan.
Footnotes
DRAMATIS PERSONÆ.
THE DUKE OF GUISE.
SCENE II.
SCENE III.
ACT II. SCENE I.
SCENE II.—The Louvre.
ACT III. SCENE I.
SCENE II.
SCENE II.—A Night Scene.
SCENE III.
SCENE IV.
SCENE V.—The Louvre.
SCENE II.—Scene opens, and discovers Men and Women at a Banquet, Malicorn standing by.
A SONG BETWIXT A SHEPHERD AND SHEPHERDESS.
Shepherdess.
Shepherd.
Shepherdess.
Shepherd.
Chorus together.
SCENE III.—Enter Duke of Guise; Cardinal, and Aumale.
SCENE II.—The Court before the Council-hall.
SCENE III.—The Council-hall.
THE VINDICATION:
VINDICATION OF THE DUKE OF GUISE.
ALBION AND ALBANIUS:
AN OPERA
ALBION AND ALBANIUS.
THE PREFACE.
POSTSCRIPT.
PROLOGUE
THE FRONTISPIECE.
ACT I.
ACT II.
CHACON [ 3].
Two Nymphs and Tritons sing.
Two Nymphs and Tritons.
The two Nymphs and Tritons sing.
ACT III.
EPILOGUE
DON SEBASTIAN.
A TRAGEDY.
DON SEBASTIAN.
THE PREFACE.
PROLOGUE
SENT TO THE AUTHOR BY AN UNKNOWN HAND, AND PROPOSED TO BE SPOKEN BY MRS MOUNTFORD, DRESSED LIKE AN OFFICER.[1]
DRAMATIS PERSONÆ.
ACT I. SCENE I.
SCENE II.—Supposed a Garden, with lodging rooms behind it, or on the sides.
SCENE II.—A Night-Scene of the Mufti's Garden, where an Arbour is discovered.
SCENE II.—A Night-Scene of the Mufti's Garden.
SCENE III.—Changes to the Castle Yard,

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