
Mordred and Hildebrand
by Wilfred Campbell
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About this eBook
- Author
- Campbell, Wilfred, 1858?-1918
- Title
- Mordred and Hildebrand: A Book of Tragedies
- Credits
- Produced by Ian Crann and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at www.pgdp.net (This book was produced from images made available by the HathiTrust Digital Library.)
- Language
- English
- LoC Class
- PS: Language and Literatures: American and Canadian literature
- Subject
- Gregory VII, Pope, approximately 1015-1085 -- Drama
- Category
- Text
- Project Gutenberg
- eBook-No. 62173
- Release Date
- May 18, 2020
- Copyright
- Public domain in the USA.
Contents
- 1.Untitled
- 2.MORDRED . . and . . HILDEBRAND. — MORDRED.
- 3.ACT. I. — SCENE I.— A Hermitage in the Woods.
- 4.SCENE II.— Camelot. ( Arthur crowned king. )
- 5.SCENE III.
- 6.SCENE IV.— Leodegrance’s Castle at Camelard.
- 7.SCENE V.— The apartment of Guinevere — Guinevere and a lady attendant .
- 8.SCENE VI.— A rose garden adjoining the Castle.
- 9.ACT II. — SCENE I.— The forest of Bracliande.
- 10.SCENE II.— Castle at Camelot.
- 11.SCENE III.— Another part of the Castle.
- 12.SCENE IV.— Enter Elaine and her retinue .
- 13.SCENE V.— The Court.
- 14.SCENE VI.— An outer room in the Castle — Guinevere walking back and forth. Enter Launcelot , kneels, would take her hand .
- 15.SCENE VII.— Enter Vivien and Mordred .
- 16.SCENE VIII.— Enter Dagonet .
- 17.ACT III. — SCENE I.— Arthur , Mordred , Dagonet , and Nobles .
- 18.SCENE II.— Launcelot discovered seated almost naked amid swineherds .
- 19.SCENE III.— Another part of the forest. — Launcelot and Gwaine .
- 20.SCENE IV.—( Enter Court-ushers with trumpets , Soldiers and Knights. Enter the King : takes his State. Enter the Queen in a black robe surrounded by her Women, comes to the foot of the Throne, falls on her face .)
- 21.SCENE V.— Enter Mordred .
- 22.SCENE VI.— An audience room in the Castle. Enter Mordred , Sir Agravaine and other Knights.
- 23.SCENE VII.— A passage near the Queen’s apartments.
- 24.ACT IV. — SCENE I.—( Rise outer curtain. ) Passage near the Queen’s apartments. Enter Dagonet .
- 25.SCENE II.— Sir Launcelot’s apartment, midnight. Enter several Knights with torches and swords .
- 26.SCENE III.— The King’s lodge in the forest . Arthur walking back and forth .
- 27.SCENE IV.—( Rise outer curtain. ) Court at Camelot.
- 28.SCENE V.— A Corridor in the Palace. Enter two Gentlemen.
- 29.SCENE VI.—France— A Tent on the Field near Launcelot’s Castle . Arthur paces to and fro .
- 30.ACT V. — SCENE I.—( Rise outer Curtain. ) Enter two Soldiers.
- 31.SCENE II.— The Kentish Coast. Landing of Arthur’s troops opposed by Mordred . Battle going on in the distance. Enter Gwaine borne ashore on a litter. Battle comes near.
- 32.SCENE III.— Night on the battle field. The royal tent , Arthur’s Camp .
- 33.SCENE IV.— Near the battlefield. Enter two Knights.
- 34.HILDEBRAND
- 35.ACT I. — SCENE I.—( Rise outer Curtain. ) An Inn-yard in Milan. Two Burghers discovered seated at a table, drinking .
- 36.SCENE II.— Place, Home of Pastor Gerbhert. Enter Catherine , Mother to Margaret .
- 37.ACT II. — SCENE I.— A room in the Papal Palace at Rome. Enter Hildebrand as Pope and Peter Damiani , a fanatic.
- 38.SCENE II.— The German Court, a Room in the Castle.
- 39.SCENE III.— An Audience Room in the Castle. Enter Attendant. Enter Henry in haste, with Gilbert a Lord.
- 40.SCENE IV.— A monastery near Milan. Night. Enter two monks , Brun , a fat little monk, and Wast , a tall, lean one, with an extremely ugly face .
- 41.SCENE V.—( Audience room in the Papal palace. Enter Hildebrand wearing his purple robe of state and with him Peter Damiani . Enter a page. )
- 42.ACT III. — SCENE I.—( A deserted camp. ) Enter Henry alone .
- 43.SCENE II.—( Rise outer Curtain. A yard outside the castle at Canossa. Enter two Monks telling their beads .)
- 44.SCENE III.—( A poorly furnished room. Margaret seated by a meagre fire nursing her sick child .)
- 45.SCENE IV.— A battle-field. Enter troops marching. Fighting begins in the distance. Enter two officers.
- 46.ACT IV. — SCENE I.—( A fortress near Milan, where Gregory is in exile. Enter Margaret , crazed, with her dead babe in her arms .)
- 47.SCENE II.—( A chapel close near the castle. The grave of Margaret and her child marked by a cross. ) Enter Hildebrand leaning on the arm of Peter . — Transcriber’s Notes
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