The Works of Aphra Behn, Volume III
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1. Front matter2. THE TOWN-FOP; OR, SIR TIMOTHY TAWDREY.3. SCENE I. The Street.4. SCENE II. A Chamber.5. SCENE I. A Palace.6. SCENE II. A Chamber.7. SCENE III. Sir Timothy’s House.8. SCENE IV. Lord Plotwell’s House.9. SCENE V. The Street.10. SCENE I. A Room in Lord Plotwell’s House.11. SCENE II_. A Bed Chamber_.12. SCENE III. A Street.13. SCENE I. Celinda’s Chamber.14. SCENE II. A Baudy House.15. SCENE III. Another Chamber in the Brothel, a Table with Box and Dice.16. SCENE I. Covent Garden.17. SCENE II. Lord Plotwell’s House.18. SCENE III. A Street.19. SCENE IV. Changes to the Inside of Friendlove’s Lodgings.20. THE FALSE COUNT.21. SCENE I. The Street.22. SCENE II. A Chamber.23. SCENE I. A Chamber.24. SCENE II. Changes to the Street.25. SCENE III. The inside of the House.26. SCENE I. Don Carlos’ house.27. SCENE II. Francisco’s house.28. SCENE I.29. SCENE II. A Garden.30. SCENE I. A Garden.31. THE LUCKY CHANCE; OR, AN ALDERMAN’S BARGAIN.32. THE LUCKY CHANCE;33. SCENE I. The Street, at break of Day.34. SCENE II. Sir Cautious Fulbank’s House.35. SCENE III. The House of Sir Feeble.36. SCENE I. Gayman’s Lodging.37. SCENE II. Sir Feeble’s House.38. SCENE I. Sir Feeble’s House.39. SCENE II. _Changes to the Bed-chamber; Leticia in an undressing by the Women at the Table_.40. SCENE III. Changes to a Wash-house, or Out-House.41. SCENE IV. _A Chamber in the Apartments of L. _Fulbank.42. SCENE V. In the same House. The flat Scene of the Hall.43. SCENE VI. The Street.44. SCENE I. _Sir Feeble’s House_.45. SCENE I. Sir Cautious his House.46. SCENE II. A Bed-chamber.47. SCENE III. Sir Cautious his Garden.48. SCENE IV. Lady Fulbank’s Anti-chamber.49. SCENE V. Changes to a Bed-chamber.50. SCENE VI. Draws over, and represents another Room in the same House.51. SCENE VII. Changes to the Anti-chamber.52. THE FORC’D MARRIAGE; OR, THE JEALOUS BRIDEGROOM.53. SCENE I. The Palace.54. SCENE II. Galatea’s Apartments.55. SCENE III. A room in the house of Orgulius.56. SCENE IV. Philander’s Apartments.57. ACT II.58. SCENE I. The Palace.59. SCENE II. The Court Gallery.60. SCENE III.61. SCENE IV. Philander’s Bed-chamber.62. SCENE V. The Court Gallery.63. SCENE VI. Draws off, discovers Philander_ and_ Alcander with Musick at the Chamber-door of Erminia; to them Pisaro, who listens whilst the Song is sung.64. SCENE VII. The Court Gallery.65. SCENE I. The apartments of Alcippus.66. SCENE II. The Palace.67. SCENE III. Galatea’s Apartments.68. SCENE I. The Palace.69. SCENE II. The Apartments of Alcippus.70. SCENE III. The Court Gallery.71. SCENE IV.72. SCENE V. The Court Gallery.73. SCENE VI. A Bed-chamber.74. SCENE VII. The Palace.75. SCENE VIII. The Gallery.76. SCENE IX. Philander’s Apartments.77. SCENE I. Galatea’s Apartments.78. SCENE II. The Bedchamber of Alcippus.79. SCENE III. The King’s Chamber.80. SCENE IV. The Court Gallery.81. SCENE V.82. THE EMPEROR OF THE MOON.83. THE EMPEROR OF THE MOON.84. SCENE I. A Chamber.85. SCENE II. A Garden.86. SCENE III. The Chamber of Bellemante.87. SCENE I. A Chamber in the Doctor’s House.88. SCENE II. Changes to the Street.89. SCENE III. Changes to the Inside of the House. The Front of the Scene is only a Curtain or Hangings, to be drawn up at Pleasure.90. SCENE IV. Draws off to Bellemante’s Chamber, discovers Elaria, Bellemante and Mopsophil in Night-Gowns.91. SCENE V. The Garden.92. SCENE I. The Street, with the Town-Gate, where an Officer stands with a Staff like a London Constable.93. SCENE II. Changes to the Doctor’s House. The Hall.94. SCENE III. The Last. The Gallery richly adorn’d with Scenes and Lights.95. NOTES ON THE TEXT.96. NOTES: CRITICAL AND EXPLANATORY.