Richard SteeleTHE LYING LOVER:Reading editionChapter navigation53 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterTHE COMPLETE PLAYS OF RICHARD STEELE.THE FUNERAL:GRIEF À-LA-MODE.SCENE I.—Lord Hardy's Lodgings.SCENE II.—Lord Brumpton's House.SCENE III.—Lord Brumpton's House.SCENE I.—Lord Hardy's Lodgings.SCENE II.—Lady Brumpton's Room.SCENE I.—Lord Brumpton's House.SCENE II.—Lord Hardy's Lodgings.SCENE III.—Covent Garden.SCENE I.—Lord Brumpton's House.SCENE II.—Covent Garden.SCENE III.—Lord Brumpton's House.SCENE IV.—Lord Hardy's Lodgings.THE LYING LOVER:THE LADIES' FRIENDSHIP.SCENE I.—St. James's Park.SCENE I.—Penelope's Lodgings, Covent Garden.SCENE II.—Covent Garden.SCENE I.—Victoria's Lodgings, Covent Garden.SCENE II.—Covent Garden.SCENE I.—Covent Garden.SCENE II.—Penelope's Lodgings.SCENE III.—Covent Garden.SCENE IV.—Newgate.SCENE I.—Newgate.SCENE II.—Frederick's Lodgings.SCENE III.—Penelope's Lodgings.THE TENDER HUSBAND:THE ACCOMPLISHED FOOLS.SCENE II.—St. James's Park.SCENE I.—Mrs. Clerimont's Room.SCENE II.—Niece's Lodgings.SCENE II.—Niece's Lodgings; two chairs and a table.SCENE I.—Clerimont, Sen.'s House.SCENE II.—Tipkin's House.THE CONSCIOUS LOVERS.SCENE I.—Sir John Bevil's House.SCENE II. Bevil, Jun.'s Lodgings.SCENE I.—Bevil, Jun.'s Lodgings.SCENE II.—Indiana's Lodgings.SCENE I.—Bevil, Jun.'s Lodgings.[133]SCENE II.—St. James's Park.SCENE III.—Bevil, Jun.'s Lodgings.SCENE I.—Sealand's House.SCENE II.—Charing Cross.SCENE III.—Indiana's House.THE SCHOOL OF ACTION.THE GENTLEMAN.APPENDIX.[143]NOTES.Previous chapter ←SCENE IV.—Lord Hardy's Lodgings.Next chapter →THE LADIES' FRIENDSHIP.All chapters and sections (53)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsTHE COMPLETE PLAYS OF RICHARD STEELE.THE FUNERAL:GRIEF À-LA-MODE.Scenes123121231234Other sectionsTHE LYING LOVER:THE LADIES' FRIENDSHIP.Scenes112121234123Other sectionsTHE TENDER HUSBAND:THE ACCOMPLISHED FOOLS.Scenes212212Other sectionsTHE CONSCIOUS LOVERS.Scenes1212123123Other sectionsTHE SCHOOL OF ACTION.THE GENTLEMAN.APPENDIX.[143]NOTES.OR← SCENE IV.—Lord Hardy's Lodgings.THE LADIES' FRIENDSHIP. →