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The Complete Works of William Shakespeare

The Sonnets
The End
All’s Well That Ends Well
Dramatis Personæ
Scene: Partly in France, and Partly in Tuscany.
Act I
Scene I. Rossillon. a Room in the Countess’s Palace.
Scene II. Paris. a Room in the King’s Palace.
Scene III. Rossillon. a Room in the Palace.
Act II
Scene I. Paris. a Room in the King’s Palace.
Scene II. Rossillon. a Room in the Countess’s Palace.
Scene III. Paris. the King’s Palace.
Scene IV. Paris. the King’s Palace.
Scene V. Another Room in the Same.
Act III
Scene I. Florence. a Room in the Duke’s Palace.
Scene II. Rossillon. a Room in the Countess’s Palace.
Scene III. Florence. Before the Duke’s Palace.
Scene IV. Rossillon. a Room in the Countess’s Palace.
Scene V. Without the Walls of Florence.
Scene VI. Camp Before Florence.
Scene VII. Florence. a Room in the Widow’s House.
Act IV
Scene I. Without the Florentine Camp.
Scene II. Florence. a Room in the Widow’s House.
Scene III. The Florentine Camp.
Scene IV. Florence. a Room in the Widow’s House.
Scene V. Rossillon. a Room in the Countess’s Palace.
Act V
Scene I. Marseilles. a Street.
Scene II. Rossillon. the Inner Court of the Countess’s Palace.
Scene III. The Same. a Room in the Countess’s Palace.
[epilogue]
The Tragedy of Antony and Cleopatra
Dramatis Personæ
Scene: Dispersed, in Several Parts of the Roman Empire.
Act I
Scene I. Alexandria. a Room in Cleopatra’s Palace.
Scene II. Alexandria. Another Room in Cleopatra’s Palace.
Scene III. Alexandria. a Room in Cleopatra’s Palace.
Scene IV. Rome. an Apartment in Caesar’s House.
Scene V. Alexandria. a Room in the Palace.
Act II
Scene I. Messina. a Room in Pompey’s House.
Scene II. Rome. a Room in the House of Lepidus.
Scene III. Rome. a Room in Caesar’s House.
Scene IV. Rome. a Street.
Scene V. Alexandria. a Room in the Palace.
Scene VI. Near Misenum.
Scene VII. On Board Pompey’s Galley, Lying Near Misenum.
Act III
Scene I. A Plain in Syria.
Scene II. Rome. an Ante-Chamber in Caesar’s House.
Scene III. Alexandria. a Room in the Palace.
Scene IV. Athens. a Room in Antony’s House.
Scene V. Athens. Another Room in Antony’s House.
Scene VI. Rome. a Room in Caesar’s House.
Scene VII. Antony’s Camp Near the Promontory of Actium.
Scene VIII. A Plain Near Actium.
Scene IX. Another Part of the Plain.
Scene X. Another Part of the Plain.
Scene XI. Alexandria. a Room in the Palace.
Scene XII. Caesar’s Camp in Egypt.
Scene XIII. Alexandria. a Room in the Palace.
Act IV
Scene I. Caesar’s Camp at Alexandria.
Scene II. Alexandria. a Room in the Palace.
Scene III. Alexandria. Before the Palace.
Scene IV. Alexandria. a Room in the Palace.
Scene V. Antony’s Camp Near Alexandria.
Scene VI. Alexandria. Caesar’s Camp.
Scene VII. Field of Battle Between the Camps.
Scene VIII. Under the Walls of Alexandria.
Scene IX. Caesar’s Camp.
Scene X. Ground Between the Two Camps.
Scene XI. Another Part of the Ground.
Scene XII. Another Part of the Ground.
Scene XIII. Alexandria. a Room in the Palace.
Scene XIV. Alexandria. Another Room.
Scene XV. Alexandria. a Monument.
Act V
Scene I. Caesar’s Camp Before Alexandria.
Scene II. Alexandria. a Room in the Monument.
As You Like It
Dramatis Personæ
The Scene Lies First Near Oliver’s House; Afterwards Partly in the Usurper’s Court and Partly in the Forest of Arden.
Act I
Scene I. An Orchard Near Oliver’s House
Scene II. A Lawn Before the Duke’s Palace
Scene III. A Room in the Palace
Act II
Scene I. The Forest of Arden
Scene II. A Room in the Palace
Scene III. Before Oliver’s House
Scene IV. The Forest of Arden
Scene V. Another Part of the Forest
Scene VI. Another Part of the Forest
Scene VII. Another Part of the Forest
Act III
Scene I. A Room in the Palace
Scene II. The Forest of Arden
Scene III. Another Part of the Forest
Scene IV. Another Part of the Forest. Before a Cottage
Scene V. Another Part of the Forest
Act IV
Scene I. The Forest of Arden
Scene II. Another Part of the Forest
Scene III. Another Part of the Forest
Act V
Scene I. The Forest of Arden
Scene II. Another Part of the Forest
Scene III. Another Part of the Forest
Scene IV. Another Part of the Forest
Epilogue
The Comedy of Errors
Dramatis Personæ
Scene: Ephesus
Act I
Scene I. A Hall in the Duke’s Palace
Scene II. A Public Place
Act II
Scene I. A Public Place
Scene II. The Same
Act III
Scene I. The Same
Scene II. The Same
Act IV
Scene I. The Same
Scene II. The Same
Scene III. The Same
Scene IV. The Same
Act V
Scene I. The Same
The Tragedy of Coriolanus
Dramatis Personæ
Scene: Partly in Rome, and Partly in the Territories of the Volscians and Antiates.
Act I
Scene I. Rome. a Street
Scene II. Corioles. the Senate House
Scene III. Rome. an Apartment in Martius’ House
Scene IV. Before Corioles
Scene V. Within Corioles. a Street
Scene VI. Near the Camp of Cominius
Scene VII. The Gates of Corioles
Scene VIII. A Field of Battle Between the Roman and the Volscian Camps
Scene IX. The Roman Camp
Scene X. The Camp of the Volsces
Act II
Scene I. Rome. a Public Place
Scene II. Rome. the Capitol
Scene III. Rome. the Forum
Act III
Scene I. Rome. a Street
Scene II. Rome. a Room in Coriolanus’s House
Scene III. Rome. the Forum
Act IV
Scene I. Rome. Before a Gate of the City
Scene II. Rome. a Street Near the Gate
Scene III. A Highway Between Rome and Antium
Scene IV. Antium. Before Aufidius’s House
Scene V. Antium. a Hall in Aufidius’s House
Scene VI. Rome. a Public Place
Scene VII. A Camp at a Short Distance from Rome
Act V
Scene I. Rome. a Public Place
Scene II. An Advanced Post of the Volscian Camp Before Rome.
Scene III. The Tent of Coriolanus
Scene IV. Rome. a Public Place
Scene V. Rome. a Street Near the Gate
Scene VI. Antium. a Public Place
Cymbeline
Dramatis Personæ
Scene: Britain; Italy.
Act I
Scene I. Britain. the Garden of Cymbeline’s Palace.
Scene II. The Same.
Scene III. Britain. a Public Place.
Scene IV. Britain. Cymbeline’s Palace.
Scene V. Rome. Philario’s House.
Scene VI. Britain. Cymbeline’s Palace.
Scene VII. Britain. the Palace.
Act II
Scene I. Britain. Before Cymbeline’s Palace.
Scene II. Britain. Imogen’s Bedchamber in Cymbeline’s Palace; a Trunk in One Corner.
Scene III. Cymbeline’s Palace. an Ante-Chamber Adjoining Imogen’s Apartments.
Scene IV. Rome. Philario’s House.
Scene V. Rome. Another Room in Philario’s House.
Act III
Scene I. Britain. a Hall in Cymbeline’s Palace.
Scene II. Britain. Another Room in Cymbeline’s Palace.
Scene III. Wales. a Mountainous Country with a Cave.
Scene IV. Wales, Near Milford Haven.
Scene V. Britain. Cymbeline’s Palace.
Scene VI. Wales. Before the Cave of Belarius.
Scene VII. The Same.
Scene VIII. Rome. a Public Place.
Act IV
Scene I. Wales. Near the Cave of Belarius.
Scene II. Wales. Before the Cave of Belarius.
Scene III. Britain. Cymbeline’s Palace.
Scene IV. Wales. Before the Cave of Belarius.
Act V
Scene I. Britain. the Roman Camp.
Scene II. Britain. a Field of Battle Between the British and Roman Camps.
Scene III. Another Part of the Field.
Scene IV. Britain. a Prison.
Scene V. Britain. Cymbeline’s Tent.
The Tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark
Dramatis Personæ
Scene. Elsinore.
Act I
Scene I. Elsinore. a Platform Before the Castle.
Scene II. Elsinore. a Room of State in the Castle.
Scene III. A Room in Polonius’s House.
Scene IV. The Platform.
Scene V. A More Remote Part of the Castle.
Act II
Scene I. A Room in Polonius’s House.
Scene II. A Room in the Castle.
Act III
Scene I. A Room in the Castle.
Scene II. A Hall in the Castle.
Scene III. A Room in the Castle.
Scene IV. Another Room in the Castle.
Act IV
Scene I. A Room in the Castle.
Scene II. Another Room in the Castle.
Scene III. Another Room in the Castle.
Scene IV. A Plain in Denmark.
Scene V. Elsinore. a Room in the Castle.
Scene VI. Another Room in the Castle.
Scene VII. Another Room in the Castle.
Act V
Scene I. A Churchyard.
Scene II. A Hall in the Castle.
The First Part of King Henry the Fourth
Dramatis Personæ
Scene. England and Wales.
Act I
Scene I. London. a Room in the Palace.
Scene II. The Same. an Apartment of Prince Henry’s.
Scene III. The Same. a Room in the Palace.
Act II
Scene I. Rochester. an Inn-Yard.
Scene II. The Road by Gads-Hill.
Scene III. Warkworth. a Room in the Castle.
Scene IV. Eastcheap. a Room in the Boar’s Head Tavern.
Act III
Scene I. Bangor. a Room in the Archdeacon’s House.
Scene II. London. a Room in the Palace.
Scene III. Eastcheap. a Room in the Boar’s Head Tavern.
Act IV
Scene I. The Rebel Camp Near Shrewsbury.
Scene II. A Public Road Near Coventry.
Scene III. The Rebel Camp Near Shrewsbury.
Scene IV. York. a Room in the Archbishop’s Palace.
Act V
Scene I. The King’s Camp Near Shrewsbury.
Scene II. The Rebel Camp.
Scene III. Plain Between the Camps.
Scene IV. Another Part of the Field.
Scene V. Another Part of the Field.
The Second Part of King Henry the Fourth
Dramatis Personæ
Scene: England.
Induction
Act I
Scene I. The Same.
Scene II. London. a Street.
Scene III. York. the Archbishop’s Palace.
Act II
Scene I. London. a Street.
Scene II. London. Another Street.
Scene III. Warkworth. Before the Castle.
Scene IV. London. the Boar’s Head Tavern in Eastcheap.
Act III
Scene I. Westminster. the Palace.
Scene II. Gloucestershire. Before Justice Shallow’s House.
Act IV
Scene I. Yorkshire. Gaultree Forest.
Scene II. Another Part of the Forest.
Scene III. Another Part of the Forest.
Scene IV. Westminster. the Jerusalem Chamber.
Scene V. Another Chamber.
Act V
Scene I. Gloucestershire. Shallow’s House.
Scene II. Westminster. the Palace.
Scene III. Gloucestershire. Shallow’s Orchard.
Scene IV. London. a Street.
Scene V. A Public Place Near Westminster Abbey.
Epilogue.
The Life of King Henry the Fifth
Dramatis Personæ
Scene: England; Afterwards France.
Prologue.
Act I
Scene I. London. an Ante-Chamber in the King’s Palace.
Scene II. The Same. the Presence Chamber.
Act II
Scene I. London. a Street.
Scene II. Southampton. a Council-Chamber.
Scene III. London. Before a Tavern.
Scene IV. France. the King’s Palace.
Act III
Scene I. France. Before Harfleur.
Scene II. The Same.
Scene III. Before the Gates.
Scene IV. The French King’s Palace.
Scene V. The Same.
Scene VI. The English Camp in Picardy.
Scene VII. The French Camp, Near Agincourt.
Act IV
Scene I. The English Camp at Agincourt.
Scene II. The French Camp.
Scene III. The English Camp.
Scene IV. The Field of Battle.
Scene V. Another Part of the Field.
Scene VI. Another Part of the Field.
Scene VII. Another Part of the Field.
Scene VIII. Before King Henry’s Pavilion.
Act V
Scene I. France. the English Camp.
Scene II. France. a Royal Palace.
Epilogue.
The First Part of Henry the Sixth
Dramatis Personæ
Scene: Partly in England and Partly in France
Act I
Scene I. Westminster Abbey.
Scene II. France. Before Orleans
Scene III. London. Before the Tower.
Scene IV. Orleans.
Scene V. Before Orleans.
Scene VI. Orleans.
Act II
Scene I. Before Orleans.
Scene II. Orleans. Within the Town.
Scene III. Auvergne. the Countess’s Castle.
Scene IV. London. the Temple Garden.
Scene V. The Tower of London.
Act III
Scene I. London. the Parliament House.
Scene II. France. Before Rouen.
Scene III. The Plains Near Rouen.
Scene IV. Paris. the Palace.
Act IV
Scene I. Paris. the Palace.
Scene II. Before Bordeaux.
Scene III. Plains in Gascony.
Scene IV. Other Plains in Gascony.
Scene V. The English Camp Near Bordeaux.
Scene VI. A Field of Battle.
Scene VII. Another Part of the Field.
Act V
Scene I. London. the Palace.
Scene II. France. Plains in Anjou.
Scene III. Before Angiers.
Scene IV. Camp of the Duke of York in Anjou.
Scene V. London. the Royal Palace.
The Second Part of King Henry the Sixth
Dramatis Personæ
Scene: England.
Act I
Scene I. London. the Palace
Scene II. The Duke of Gloucester’s House
Scene III. London. the Palace
Scene IV. Gloucester’s Garden
Act II
Scene I. Saint Albans
Scene II. London. the Duke of York’s Garden
Scene III. A Hall of Justice
Scene IV. A Street
Act III
Scene I. The Abbey at Bury St. Edmund’s
Scene II. Bury St. Edmund’s. a Room of State
Scene III. A Bedchamber
Act IV
Scene I. The Coast of Kent
Scene II. Blackheath
Scene III. Another Part of Blackheath
Scene IV. London. the Palace
Scene V. London. the Tower
Scene VI. London. Cannon Street
Scene VII. London. Smithfield
Scene VIII. Southwark
Scene IX. Kenilworth Castle
Scene X. Kent. Iden’s Garden
Act V
Scene I. Fields Between Dartford and Blackheath
Scene II. Saint Albans
Scene III. Fields Near Saint Albans
The Third Part of King Henry the Sixth
Dramatis Personæ
Scene: England and France
Act I
Scene I. London. the Parliament House
Scene II. Sandal Castle
Scene III. Plains Near Sandal Castle
Scene IV. The Same
Act II
Scene I. A Plain Near Mortimer’s Cross in Herefordshire
Scene II. Before York
Scene III. A Field of Battle Between Towton and Saxton, in Yorkshire
Scene IV. Another Part of the Field
Scene V. Another Part of the Field
Scene VI. Another Part of the Field
Act III
Scene I. A Forest in the North of England
Scene II. The Palace
Scene III. France. the King’s Palace
Act IV
Scene I. London. the Palace
Scene II. A Plain in Warwickshire
Scene III. Edward’s Camp Near Warwick
Scene IV. London. the Palace
Scene V. A Park Near Middleham Castle in Yorkshire
Scene VI. London. the Tower
Scene VII. Before York
Scene VIII. London. the Palace
Act V
Scene I. Coventry
Scene II. A Field of Battle Near Barnet
Scene III. Another Part of the Field
Scene IV. Plains Near Tewkesbury
Scene V. Another Part of the Field
Scene VI. London. the Tower
Scene VII. London. the Palace
King Henry the Eighth
Dramatis Personæ
Scene: London; Westminster; Kimbolton
Act I
Scene I. London. an Ante-Chamber in the Palace.
Scene II. The Same. the Council-Chamber.
Scene III. An Ante-Chamber in the Palace.
Scene IV. A Hall in York Place.
Act II
Scene I. Westminster. a Street.
Scene II. An Ante-Chamber in the Palace.
Scene III. An Ante-Chamber of the Queen’s Apartments.
Scene IV. A Hall in Blackfriars.
Act III
Scene I. London. the Queen’s Apartments.
Scene II. Ante-Chamber to the King’s Apartment.
Act IV
Scene I. A Street in Westminster.
Scene II. Kimbolton.
Act V
Scene I. A Gallery in the Palace.
Scene II. Lobby Before the Council-Chamber.
Scene III. The Palace Yard.
Scene IV. The Palace.
Epilogue
The Life and Death of King John
Dramatis Personæ
Scene: Sometimes in England, and Sometimes in France.
Act I
Scene I. Northampton. a Room of State in the Palace.
Act II
Scene I. France. Before the Walls of Angiers.
Act III
Scene I. France. the French King’s Tent.
Scene II. The Same. Plains Near Angiers
Scene III. The Same.
Scene IV. The Same. the French King’s Tent.
Act IV
Scene I. Northampton. a Room in the Castle.
Scene II. The Same. a Room of State in the Palace.
Scene III. The Same. Before the Castle.
Act V
Scene I. Northampton. a Room in the Palace.
Scene II. Near Saint Edmundsbury. the French Camp.
Scene III. The Same. the Field of Battle.
Scene IV. The Same. Another Part of the Same.
Scene V. The Same. the French Camp.
Scene VI. An Open Place in the Neighborhood of Swinstead Abbey.
Scene VII. The Orchard of Swinstead Abbey.
The Tragedy of Julius Caesar
Dramatis Personæ
Scene: Rome, the Conspirators’ Camp Near Sardis, and the Plains of Philippi.
Act I
Scene I. Rome. a Street.
Scene II. The Same. a Public Place.
Scene III. The Same. a Street.
Act II
Scene I. Rome. Brutus’ Orchard.
Scene II. A Room in Caesar’s Palace.
Scene III. A Street Near the Capitol.
Scene IV. Another Part of the Same Street, Before the House of Brutus.
Act III
Scene I. Rome. Before the Capitol; the Senate Sitting.
Scene II. The Same. the Forum.
Scene III. The Same. a Street.
Act IV
Scene I. Rome. a Room in Antony’s House.
Scene II. Before Brutus’ Tent, in the Camp Near Sardis.
Scene III. Within the Tent of Brutus.
Act V
Scene I. The Plains of Philippi.
Scene II. The Same. the Field of Battle.
Scene III. Another Part of the Field.
Scene IV. Another Part of the Field.
Scene V. Another Part of the Field.
The Tragedy of King Lear
Dramatis Personæ
Scene: Britain
Act I
Scene I. A Room of State in King Lear’s Palace
Scene II. A Hall in the Earl of Gloucester’s Castle
Scene III. A Room in the Duke of Albany’s Palace
Scene IV. A Hall in Albany’s Palace
Scene V. Court Before the Duke of Albany’s Palace
Act II
Scene I. A Court Within the Castle of the Earl of Gloucester
Scene II. Before Gloucester’s Castle
Scene III. The Open Country
Scene IV. Before Gloucester’s Castle; Kent in the Stocks
Act III
Scene I. A Heath
Scene II. Another Part of the Heath
Scene III. A Room in Gloucester’s Castle
Scene IV. A Part of the Heath with a Hovel
Scene V. A Room in Gloucester’s Castle
Scene VI. A Chamber in a Farmhouse Adjoining the Castle
Scene VII. A Room in Gloucester’s Castle
Act IV
Scene I. The Heath
Scene II. Before the Duke of Albany’s Palace
Scene III. The French Camp Near Dover
Scene IV. The French Camp. a Tent
Scene V. A Room in Gloucester’s Castle
Scene VI. The Country Near Dover
Scene VII. A Tent in the French Camp
Act V
Scene I. The Camp of the British Forces Near Dover
Scene II. A Field Between the Two Camps
Scene III. The British Camp Near Dover
Love’s Labour’s Lost
Dramatis Personæ
Scene: Navarre
Act I
Scene I. The King of Navarre’s Park
Scene II. The Park
Act II
Scene I. The King of Navarre’s Park. a Pavilion and Tents at a Distance
Act III
Scene I. The King of Navarre’s Park
Act IV
Scene I. The King of Navarre’s Park
Scene II. The Same
Scene III. The Same
Act V
Scene I. The King of Navarre’s Park
Scene II. The Same. Before the Princess’s Pavilion
The Song
The Tragedy of Macbeth
Dramatis Personæ
Scene: In the End of the Fourth Act, in England; Through the Rest of the Play, in Scotland; and Chiefly at Macbeth’s Castle.
Act I
Scene I. An Open Place.
Scene II. A Camp Near Forres.
Scene III. A Heath.
Scene IV. Forres. a Room in the Palace.
Scene V. Inverness. a Room in Macbeth’s Castle.
Scene VI. The Same. Before the Castle.
Scene VII. The Same. a Lobby in the Castle.
Act II
Scene I. Inverness. Court Within the Castle.
Scene II. The Same.
Scene III. The Same.
Scene IV. The Same. Without the Castle.
Act III
Scene I. Forres. a Room in the Palace.
Scene II. The Same. Another Room in the Palace.
Scene III. The Same. a Park or Lawn, with a Gate Leading to the Palace.
Scene IV. The Same. a Room of State in the Palace.
Scene V. The Heath.
Scene VI. Forres. a Room in the Palace.
Act IV
Scene I. A Dark Cave. in the Middle, a Cauldron Boiling.
Scene II. Fife. a Room in Macduff’s Castle.
Scene III. England. Before the King’s Palace.
Act V
Scene I. Dunsinane. a Room in the Castle.
Scene II. The Country Near Dunsinane.
Scene III. Dunsinane. a Room in the Castle.
Scene IV. Country Near Dunsinane: a Wood in View.
Scene V. Dunsinane. Within the Castle.
Scene VI. The Same. a Plain Before the Castle.
Scene VII. The Same. Another Part of the Plain.
Scene VIII. The Same. Another Part of the Field.
Measure for Measure
Dramatis Personæ
Scene: Vienna
Act I
Scene I. An Apartment in the Duke’s Palace.
Scene II. A Street.
Scene III. A Monastery.
Scene IV. A Nunnery.
Act II
Scene I. A Hall in Angelo’s House.
Scene II. Another Room in the Same.
Scene III. A Room in a Prison.
Scene IV. A Room in Angelo’s House.
Act III
Scene I. A Room in the Prison.
Scene II. The Street Before the Prison.
Act IV
Scene I. A Room in Mariana’s House.
Scene II. A Room in the Prison.
Scene III. Another Room in the Same.
Scene IV. A Room in Angelo’s House.
Scene V. Fields Without the Town.
Scene VI. Street Near the City Gate.
Act V
Scene I. A Public Place Near the City Gate.
The Merchant of Venice
Dramatis Personæ
Scene: Partly at Venice, and Partly at Belmont, the Seat of Portia on the Continent
Act I
Scene I. Venice. a Street.
Scene II. Belmont. a Room in Portia’s House.
Scene III. Venice. a Public Place.
Act II
Scene I. Belmont. a Room in Portia’s House.
Scene II. Venice. a Street.
Scene III. The Same. a Room in Shylock’s House.
Scene IV. The Same. a Street.
Scene V. The Same. Before Shylock’s House.
Scene VI. The Same.
Scene VII. Belmont. a Room in Portia’s House.
Scene VIII. Venice. a Street.
Scene IX. Belmont. a Room in Portia’s House.
Act III
Scene I. Venice. a Street.
Scene II. Belmont. a Room in Portia’s House.
Scene III. Venice. a Street.
Scene IV. Belmont. a Room in Portia’s House.
Scene V. The Same. a Garden.
Act IV
Scene I. Venice. a Court of Justice.
Scene II. The Same. a Street.
Act V
Scene I. Belmont. the Avenue to Portia’s House.
The Merry Wives of Windsor
Dramatis Personæ
Scene: Windsor and the Neighbourhood
Act I
Scene I. Windsor. Before Page’s House
Scene II. The Same
Scene III. A Room in the Garter Inn
Scene IV. A Room in Doctor Caius’s House
Act II
Scene I. Before Page’s House
Scene II. A Room in the Garter Inn
Scene III. A Field Near Windsor
Act III
Scene I. A Field Near Frogmore
Scene II. A Street in Windsor
Scene III. A Room in Ford’s House
Scene IV. A Room in Page’s House
Scene V. A Room in the Garter Inn
Act IV
Scene I. The Street
Scene II. A Room in Ford’s House
Scene III. A Room in the Garter Inn
Scene IV. A Room in Ford’s House
Scene V. A Room in the Garter Inn
Scene VI. Another Room in the Garter Inn
Act V
Scene I. A Room in the Garter Inn
Scene II. Windsor Park
Scene III. The Street in Windsor
Scene IV. Windsor Park
Scene V. Another Part of the Park
A Midsummer Night’s Dream
Dramatis Personæ
Scene: Athens, and a Wood Not Far from It
Act I
Scene I. Athens. a Room in the Palace of Theseus
Scene II. The Same. a Room in a Cottage
Act II
Scene I. A Wood Near Athens
Scene II. Another Part of the Wood
Act III
Scene I. The Wood.
Scene II. Another Part of the Wood
Act IV
Scene I. The Wood
Scene II. Athens. a Room in Quince’s House
Act V
Scene I. Athens. an Apartment in the Palace of Theseus
Much Ado About Nothing
Dramatis Personæ
Scene. Messina.
Act I
Scene I. Before Leonato’s House.
Scene II. A Room in Leonato’s House.
Scene III. Another Room in Leonato’s House.
Act II
Scene I. A Hall in Leonato’s House.
Scene II. Another Room in Leonato’s House.
Scene III. Leonato’s Garden.
Act III
Scene I. Leonato’s Garden.
Scene II. A Room in Leonato’s House.
Scene III. A Street.
Scene IV. A Room in Leonato’s House.
Scene V. Another Room in Leonato’s House.
Act IV
Scene I. The Inside of a Church.
Scene II. A Prison.
Act V
Scene I. Before Leonato’s House.
Scene II. Leonato’s Garden.
Scene III. The Inside of a Church.
Scene IV. A Room in Leonato’s House.
The Tragedy of Othello, the Moor of Venice
Dramatis Personæ
Scene: The First Act in Venice; During the Rest of the Play at a Seaport in Cyprus.
Act I
Scene I. Venice. a Street.
Scene II. Venice. Another Street.
Scene III. Venice. a Council Chamber.
Act II
Scene I. A Seaport in Cyprus. a Platform.
Scene II. A Street.
Scene III. A Hall in the Castle.
Act III
Scene I. Cyprus. Before the Castle.
Scene II. Cyprus. a Room in the Castle.
Scene III. Cyprus. the Garden of the Castle.
Scene IV. Cyprus. Before the Castle.
Act IV
Scene I. Cyprus. Before the Castle.
Scene II. Cyprus. a Room in the Castle.
Scene III. Cyprus. Another Room in the Castle.
Act V
Scene I. Cyprus. a Street.
Scene II. Cyprus. a Bedchamber in the Castle.
Pericles, Prince of Tyre
Dramatis Personæ
Scene: Dispersedly in Various Countries.
Act I
Scene I. Antioch. a Room in the Palace.
Scene II. Tyre. a Room in the Palace.
Scene III. Tyre. an Ante-Chamber in the Palace.
Scene IV. Tarsus. a Room in the Governor’s House.
Act II
Scene I. Pentapolis. an Open Place by the Seaside.
Scene II. The Same. a Public Way, or Platform Leading to the Lists. a Pavilion by the Side of It for the Reception of the King, Princess, Lords, Etc.
Scene III. The Same. a Hall of State: a Banquet Prepared.
Scene IV. Tyre. a Room in the Governor’s House.
Scene V. Pentapolis. a Room in the Palace.
Act III
Scene I.
Scene II. Ephesus. a Room in Cerimon’s House.
Scene III. Tarsus. a Room in Cleon’s House.
Scene IV. Ephesus. a Room in Cerimon’s House.
Act IV
Scene I. Tarsus. an Open Place Near the Seashore.
Scene II. Mytilene. a Room in a Brothel.
Scene III. Tarsus. a Room in Cleon’s House.
Scene IV.
Scene V. Mytilene. a Street Before the Brothel.
Scene VI. The Same. a Room in the Brothel.
Act V
Scene I. On Board Pericles’ Ship, Off Mytilene. a Close Pavilion on Deck, with a Curtain Before It; Pericles Within It, Reclined on a Couch. a Barge Lying Beside the Tyrian Vessel.
Scene II.
Scene III. The Temple of Diana at Ephesus; Thaisa Standing Near the Altar, as High Priestess; a Number of Virgins on Each Side; Cerimon and Other Inhabitants of Ephesus Attending.
The Life and Death of King Richard the Second
Dramatis Personæ
Scene: Dispersedly in England and Wales.
Act I
Scene I. London. a Room in the Palace.
Scene II. The Same. a Room in the Duke of Lancaster’s Palace.
Scene III. Open Space, Near Coventry. Lists Set Out, and a Throne. Heralds, &c., Attending.
Scene IV. London. a Room in the King’s Castle
Act II
Scene I. London. an Apartment in Ely House.
Scene II. The Same. a Room in the Castle.
Scene III. The Wolds in Gloucestershire.
Scene IV. A Camp in Wales.
Act III
Scene I. Bristol. Bolingbroke’s Camp.
Scene II. The Coast of Wales. a Castle in View.
Scene III. Wales. Before Flint Castle.
Scene IV. Langley. the Duke of York’s Garden.
Act IV
Scene I. Westminster Hall.
Act V
Scene I. London. a Street Leading to the Tower.
Scene II. The Same. a Room in the Duke of York’s Palace.
Scene III. Windsor. a Room in the Castle.
Scene IV. Another Room in the Castle.
Scene V. Pomfret. the Dungeon of the Castle.
Scene VI. Windsor. an Apartment in the Castle.
King Richard the Third
Dramatis Personæ
Scene: England
Act I
Scene I. London. a Street
Scene II. London. Another Street
Scene III. London. a Room in the Palace
Scene IV. London. a Room in the Tower
Act II
Scene I. London. a Room in the Palace
Scene II. Another Room in the Palace
Scene III. London. a Street
Scene IV. London. a Room in the Palace
Act III
Scene I. London. a Street
Scene II. Before Lord Hastings’ House
Scene III. Pomfret. Before the Castle
Scene IV. London. a Room in the Tower
Scene V. London. the Tower Walls
Scene VI. London. a Street
Scene VII. London. Court of Baynard’s Castle
Act IV
Scene I. London. Before the Tower
Scene II. London. a Room of State in the Palace
Scene III. London. Another Room in the Palace
Scene IV. London. Before the Palace
Scene V. A Room in Lord Stanley’s House
Act V
Scene I. Salisbury. an Open Place
Scene II. Plain Near Tamworth
Scene III. Bosworth Field
Scene IV. Another Part of the Field
Scene V. Another Part of the Field
The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet
Dramatis Personæ
Scene. During the Greater Part of the Play in Verona; Once, in the Fifth Act, at Mantua.
The Prologue
Act I
Scene I. A Public Place.
Scene II. A Street.
Scene III. Room in Capulet’s House.
Scene IV. A Street.
Scene V. A Hall in Capulet’s House.
Act II
Scene I. An Open Place Adjoining Capulet’s Garden.
Scene II. Capulet’s Garden.
Scene III. Friar Lawrence’s Cell.
Scene IV. A Street.
Scene V. Capulet’s Garden.
Scene VI. Friar Lawrence’s Cell.
Act III
Scene I. A Public Place.
Scene II. A Room in Capulet’s House.
Scene III. Friar Lawrence’s Cell.
Scene IV. A Room in Capulet’s House.
Scene V. An Open Gallery to Juliet’s Chamber, Overlooking the Garden.
Act IV
Scene I. Friar Lawrence’s Cell.
Scene II. Hall in Capulet’s House.
Scene III. Juliet’s Chamber.
Scene IV. Hall in Capulet’s House.
Scene V. Juliet’s Chamber; Juliet on the Bed.
Act V
Scene I. Mantua. a Street.
Scene II. Friar Lawrence’s Cell.
Scene III. A Churchyard; in It a Monument Belonging to the Capulets.
The Taming of the Shrew
Dramatis Personæ
Scene: Sometimes in Padua, and Sometimes in Petruchio’s House in the Country.
Induction
Scene I. Before an Alehouse on a Heath.
Scene II. A Bedchamber in the Lord’s House.
Act I
Scene I. Padua. a Public Place.
Scene II. Padua. Before Hortensio’s House.
Act II
Scene I. Padua. a Room in Baptista’s House.
Act III
Scene I. Padua. a Room in Baptista’s House.
Scene II. The Same. Before Baptista’s House.
Act IV
Scene I. A Hall in Petruchio’s Country House.
Scene II. Padua. Before Baptista’s House.
Scene III. A Room in Petruchio’s House.
Scene IV. Padua. Before Baptista’s House.
Scene V. A Public Road.
Act V
Scene I. Padua. Before Lucentio’s House.
Scene II. A Room in Lucentio’s House.
The Tempest
Dramatis Personæ
Scene: The Sea, with a Ship; Afterwards an Island.
Act I
Scene I. On a Ship at Sea; a Tempestuous Noise of Thunder and Lightning Heard.
Scene II. The Island. Before the Cell of Prospero.
Act II
Scene I. Another Part of the Island.
Scene II. Another Part of the Island.
Act III
Scene I. Before Prospero’s Cell.
Scene II. Another Part of the Island.
Scene III. Another Part of the Island.
Act IV
Scene I. Before Prospero’s Cell.
Act V
Scene I. Before the Cell of Prospero.
Epilogue
The Life of Timon of Athens
Dramatis Personæ
Scene. Athens, and the Neighbouring Woods
Act I
Scene I. Athens. a Hall in Timon’s House
Scene II. The Same. a Room of State in Timon’s House
Act II
Scene I. Athens. a Room in a Senator’s House
Scene II. The Same. a Hall in Timon’s House
Act III
Scene I. Athens. a Room in Lucullus’ House
Scene II. A Public Place
Scene III. The Same. a Room in Sempronius’ House
Scene IV. A Hall in Timon’s House
Scene V. The Same. the Senate House
Scene VI. A Room of State in Timon’s House
Act IV
Scene I. Without the Walls of Athens
Scene II. Athens. a Room in Timon’s House
Scene III. Woods and Caves Near the Sea-Shore
Act V
Scene I. The Woods. Before Timon’s Cave
Scene II. The Same
Scene III. Before the Walls of Athens
Scene IV. The Woods. Timon’s Cave, and a Rude Tomb Seen
Scene V. Before the Walls of Athens
The Tragedy of Titus Andronicus
Dramatis Personæ
Scene: Rome, and the Country Near It
Act I
Scene I. Rome. Before the Capitol
Act II
Scene I. Rome. Before the Palace
Scene II. A Forest Near Rome; a Lodge Seen at a Distance. Horns and Cry of Hounds Heard
Scene III. A Lonely Part of the Forest
Scene IV. Another Part of the Forest
Act III
Scene I. Rome. a Street
Scene II. Rome. a Room in Titus’s House. a Banquet Set Out
Act IV
Scene I. Rome. Before Titus’s House
Scene II. Rome. a Room in the Palace
Scene III. Rome. a Public Place
Scene IV. Rome. Before the Palace
Act V
Scene I. Plains Near Rome
Scene II. Rome. Before Titus’s House
Scene III. Rome. a Pavilion in Titus’s Gardens, with Tables, &c.
Troilus and Cressida
Dramatis Personæ
Scene: Troy and the Greek Camp Before It
Prologue
Act I
Scene I. Troy. Before Priam’s Palace.
Scene II. Troy. a Street.
Scene III. The Grecian Camp. Before Agamemnon’s Tent.
Act II
Scene I. The Grecian Camp.
Scene II. Troy. Priam’s Palace.
Scene III. The Grecian Camp. Before the Tent of Achilles.
Act III
Scene I. Troy. Priam’s Palace.
Scene II. Troy. Pandarus’ Orchard.
Scene III. The Greek Camp.
Act IV
Scene I. Troy. a Street.
Scene II. Troy. the Court of Pandarus’ House.
Scene III. Troy. a Street Before Pandarus’ House.
Scene IV. Troy. Pandarus’ House.
Scene V. The Grecian Camp. Lists Set Out.
Act V
Scene I. The Grecian Camp. Before the Tent of Achilles.
Scene II. The Grecian Camp. Before Calchas’ Tent.
Scene III. Troy. Before Priam’s Palace.
Scene IV. The Plain Between Troy and the Grecian Camp.
Scene V. Another Part of the Plain.
Scene VI. Another Part of the Plain.
Scene VII. Another Part of the Plain.
Scene VIII. Another Part of the Plain.
Scene IX. Another Part of the Plain.
Scene X. Another Part of the Plain.
Twelfth Night; Or, What You Will
Dramatis Personæ
Scene: A City in Illyria; and the Sea-Coast Near It.
Act I.
Scene I. An Apartment in the Duke’s Palace.
Scene II. The Sea-Coast.
Scene III. A Room in Olivia’s House.
Scene IV. A Room in the Duke’s Palace.
Scene V. A Room in Olivia’s House.
Act II.
Scene I. The Sea-Coast.
Scene II. A Street.
Scene III. A Room in Olivia’s House.
Scene IV. A Room in the Duke’s Palace.
Scene V. Olivia’s Garden.
Act III.
Scene I. Olivia’s Garden.
Scene II. A Room in Olivia’s House.
Scene III. A Street.
Scene IV. Olivia’s Garden.
Act IV.
Scene I. The Street Before Olivia’s House.
Scene II. A Room in Olivia’s House.
Scene III. Olivia’s Garden.
Act V.
Scene I. The Street Before Olivia’s House.
The Two Gentlemen of Verona
Dramatis Personæ
Scene: Verona; Milan; the Frontiers of Mantua
Act I
Scene I. Verona. an Open Place
Scene II. The Same. the Garden of Julia’s House
Scene III. The Same. a Room in Antonio’s House
Act II
Scene I. Milan. a Room in the Duke’s Palace
Scene II. Verona. a Room in Julia’s House
Scene III. The Same. a Street
Scene IV. Milan. a Room in the Duke’s Palace
Scene V. The Same. a Street
Scene VI. The Same. the Duke’s Palace
Scene VII. Verona. a Room in Julia’s House
Act III
Scene I. Milan. an Anteroom in the Duke’s Palace
Scene II. The Same. a Room in the Duke’s Palace
Act IV
Scene I. A Forest Between Milan and Verona
Scene II. Milan. the Court of the Duke’s Palace
Song
Scene III. The Same
Scene IV. The Same
Act V
Scene I. Milan. an Abbey
Scene II. The Same. a Room in the Duke’s Palace
Scene III. Frontiers of Mantua. the Forest
Scene IV. Another Part of the Forest
The Two Noble Kinsmen
Dramatis Personæ
Scene: Athens and the Neighbourhood, Except in Part of the First Act, Where It Is Thebes and the Neighbourhood
Prologue
Act I
Scene I. Athens. Before a Temple
Scene II. Thebes. the Court of the Palace
Scene III. Before the Gates of Athens
Scene IV. A Field Before Thebes.
Scene V. Another Part of the Same, More Remote from Thebes
Act II
Scene I. Athens. a Garden, with a Castle in the Background
Scene II. The Prison
Scene III. The Country Near Athens
Scene IV. Athens. a Room in the Prison
Scene V. An Open Place in Athens
Scene VI. Athens. Before the Prison
Act III
Scene I. A Forest Near Athens
Scene II. Another Part of the Forest
Scene III. The Same Part of the Forest as in Scene I.
Scene IV. Another Part of the Forest
Scene V. Another Part of the Forest
Scene VI. The Same Part of the Forest as in Scene III.
Act IV
Scene I. Athens. a Room in the Prison
Scene II. A Room in the Palace
Scene III. A Room in the Prison
Act V
Scene I. Athens. Before the Temples of Mars, Venus, and Diana
Scene II. Athens. a Room in the Prison
Scene III. A Part of the Forest Near Athens, and Near the Place Appointed for the Combat
Scene IV. The Same; a Block Prepared
Epilogue
Finis
The Winter’s Tale
Dramatis Personæ
Scene: Sometimes in Sicilia; Sometimes in Bohemia.
Act I
Scene I. Sicilia. an Antechamber in Leontes’ Palace.
Scene II. The Same. a Room of State in the Palace.
Act II
Scene I. Sicilia. a Room in the Palace.
Scene II. The Same. the Outer Room of a Prison.
Scene III. The Same. a Room in the Palace.
Act III
Scene I. Sicilia. a Street in Some Town.
Scene II. The Same. a Court of Justice.
Scene III. Bohemia. a Desert Country Near the Sea.
Act IV
Scene I.
Scene II. Bohemia. a Room in the Palace of Polixenes.
Scene III. The Same. a Road Near the Shepherd’s Cottage.
Scene IV. The Same. a Shepherd’s Cottage.
Act V
Scene I. Sicilia. a Room in the Palace of Leontes.
Scene II. The Same. Before the Palace.
Scene III. The Same. a Room in Paulina’s House.
A Lover’s Complaint
The Passionate Pilgrim
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The Phoenix and the Turtle
The Rape of Lucrece
To the Right Honourable Henry Wriothesley, Earl of Southampton, and Baron of Titchfield.
The Argument.
Venus and Adonis
To the Right Honourable Henry Wriothesley, Earl of Southampton, and Baron of Titchfield.
Venus and Adonis
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