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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
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  • II
  • III
  • IV
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  • VI
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  • XI
  • XII
  • XIII
  • XIV
  • XV
  • XVI
  • XVII
  • XVIII
  • XIX
  • Love’s Answer.
  • XX
  • 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.
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The Complete Works of William Shakespeare·by William Shakespeare

The Life of Timon of Athens


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