
The Complete Plays of Robert Greene
by Robert Greene
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About this eBook
- Author
- Greene, Robert, 1558?-1592
- Title
- Robert Greene: [Six Plays]
- Credits
- Produced by Clare Graham & Marc D'Hooghe at Free Literature (online soon in an extended version,also linking to free sources for education worldwide ... MOOC's, educational materials,...) (Images generously made available by the Internet Archive.)
- Language
- English
- LoC Class
- PR: Language and Literatures: English literature
- Subject
- Greene, Robert, 1558-1592
- Category
- Text
- Project Gutenberg
- eBook-No. 55769
- Release Date
- October 18, 2017
- Copyright
- Public domain in the USA.
Contents
- 1.THE COMPLETE PLAYS OF ROBERT GREENE — EDITED WITH INTRODUCTION AND NOTES — BY — THOMAS H. DICKINSON — THE MERMAID SERIES — CONTENTS — INTRODUCTION
- 2.ALPHONSUS, KING OF ARRAGON — DRAMATIS PERSONÆ — THE COMICAL HISTORY OF ALPHONSUS, KING OF ARRAGON — ACT THE FIRST — PROLOGUE — SCENE I.— Near Naples. — SCENE II.— The Camp of Belinus . — ACT THE SECOND — PROLOGUE — SCENE I.— A Battle-field. — SCENE II.— Another Part of the Field. — ACT THE THIRD — PROLOGUE — SCENE I.— Camp of Alphonsus , near Naples. — SCENE II.— Palace of Amurack at Constantinople. — SCENE III.— A Grove. — ACT THE FOURTH — PROLOGUE — SCENE I.— The Temple of Mahomet . — SCENE II.— Near Naples. — SCENE III.— Camp of Amurack , near Naples. — ACT THE FIFTH — PROLOGUE — SCENE I.— A Battle-field near Naples. — SCENE II.— Another Part of the Field. — SCENE III.— The Camp of Alphonsus . — EPILOGUE
- 3.A LOOKING-GLASS FOR LONDON AND ENGLAND — DRAMATIS PERSONÆ — A LOOKING-GLASS FOR LONDON AND ENGLAND — ACT THE FIRST — SCENE I.— The Palace of Rasni in Nineveh. — SCENE II.— A Public Place in Nineveh. — SCENE III.— At the Usurer's. — ACT THE SECOND — SCENE I.— The Palace of Rasni . — SCENE II.— A Court of Justice in Nineveh. — SCENE III.— A Street near the King's Palace. — ACT THE THIRD — SCENE I.— A Seaport in Judea. — SCENE II.— A Public Place in Nineveh. — SCENE III.— Within the Smith's House. — ACT THE FOURTH — SCENE I.— Joppa. — SCENE II.— The Seashore near Nineveh. — SCENE III.— The Garden of Rasni's Palace. — SCENE IV.— A Public Place in Nineveh. — SCENE V.— A Public Place near the Usurer's. — ACT THE FIFTH — SCENE I.— The Palace of Rasni . — SCENE II.— A Street near the Temple. — SCENE III.— Outside the City of Nineveh. — SCENE IV.— Within the City of Nineveh. — SCENE V.— The Palace of Rasni .
- 4.ORLANDO FURIOSO — DRAMATIS PERSONÆ — THE HISTORY OF ORLANDO FURIOSO [132] — ACT THE FIRST — SCENE I.— The Palace of Marsilius . — SCENE II.— Before the Walls of Rodomont's Castle. — SCENE III.— A Battle-field. — ACT THE SECOND — SCENE I.— Near the Castle of Marsilius . — ACT THE THIRD — SCENE I.— The Woods near the Castle of Marsilius . — SCENE II.— An Open Place in the Woods. — ACT THE FOURTH — SCENE I.— The Camp of the Twelve Peers of France. — SCENE II.— A Grove. — ACT THE FIFTH — SCENE I.— A Battle-field. — SCENE II.— The Camp of Marsilius .
- 5.FRIAR BACON AND FRIAR BUNGAY — DRAMATIS PERSONÆ — THE HONOURABLE HISTORY OF FRIAR BACON AND FRIAR BUNGAY — ACT THE FIRST — SCENE I.— At Framlingham. — SCENE II.— Friar Bacon's cell at Brazen-nose. — SCENE III.— Harleston Fair. — ACT THE SECOND — SCENE I.— The Court at Hampton House. — SCENE II.— A Street in Oxford. — SCENE III.— Friar Bacon's Cell. — SCENE IV.— The Regent House at Oxford. — ACT THE THIRD — SCENE I.— At Fressingfield. — SCENE II.— At Oxford. — SCENE III.— At Fressingfield. — ACT THE FOURTH — SCENE I.— Friar Bacon's Cell . — SCENE II.— At Court. — SCENE III.— Friar Bacon's Cell . — ACT THE FIFTH — SCENE I.— A Meadow near the Keepers Lodge. — SCENE II.— Friar Bacon's Cell. — SCENE III.— At Court.
- 6.JAMES THE FOURTH — DRAMATIS PERSONÆ — JAMES THE FOURTH [238] — THE INDUCTION. — ACT THE FIRST — SCENE I.— The Court at Edinburgh. — SCENE II.— Public Place in Edinburgh. — SCENE III.— Sir Bartram's Castle. — CHORUS [258] — 1. — 2. — 3. — (4.) [260] — (5.) — ACT THE SECOND — SCENE I.— Porch to the Castle of the Countess of Arran . — SCENE II.— The Court at Edinburgh. — CHORUS [270] — ACT THE THIRD — SCENE I.— Edinburgh. — SCENE II.— The Same. — SCENE III.— The Palace of the King of Scots . — CHORUS — ACT THE FOURTH — SCENE I.— On the King's Preserves. — SCENE II.— Near the Castle of the Countess of Arran . — SCENE III.— A Public Place near the Palace. — SCENE IV.— The Forest near Edinburgh. — SCENE V.— Another part of the Forest. — CHORUS — ACT THE FIFTH — SCENE I. —Castle of Sir Cuthbert Anderson . — SCENE II.— Porch to the Castle of the Countess of Arran . — SCENE III.— The English Camp before Dunbar. — SCENE IV.— Near the Scottish Camp. — SCENE V.— Castle of Sir Cuthbert Anderson . — SCENE VI.— Camp of the King of Scots .
- 7.GEORGE-A-GREENE, THE PINNER OF WAKEFIELD — DRAMATIS PERSONÆ — GEORGE-A-GREENE, THE PINNER [299] OF WAKEFIELD — ACT THE FIRST — SCENE I.— At Bradford. — SCENE II.— At Wakefield. — SCENE III.— In Westmoreland. — SCENE IV.— At Bradford. — ACT THE SECOND — SCENE I.— Before Sir John-a-Barley's Castle . — SCENE II.— The Same. — SCENE III.— At Wakefield. — ACT THE THIRD — SCENE I.— Before Grime's house in Bradford. — SCENE II.— A Wood near Wakefield. — SCENE III.— A Wood near Wakefield. — ACT THE FOURTH — SCENE I.— Camp of King Edward . — SCENE II.— Robin Hood's Retreat. — SCENE III.— At Bradford. — SCENE IV.— At Wakefield. — ACT THE FIFTH — SCENE I.— At Bradford. — APPENDIX — THE JOLLY PINDER OF WAKEFIELD WITH ROBIN HOOD, SCARLET AND JOHN. — NOTES
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