Thomas Heywood
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1. Front matter2. CONTENTS.3. THOMAS HEYWOOD.4. THE RED BULL THEATRE.5. A WOMAN KILLED WITH KINDNESS.6. SCENE I.—A Room in Frankford’s House.7. SCENE II.—A Yard.8. SCENE III.—The Open Country.9. SCENE I.—Frankford’s Study.10. SCENE II.—A Room in the Gaol.11. SCENE III.—A Room in Frankford’s House.12. SCENE I.—A Room in Sir Charles Mountford’s House.13. SCENE II.—A Sitting-Room in Frankford’s House.14. SCENE I.—A Room in Old Mountford’s House.15. SCENE II.—A Prison Cell.16. SCENE III.—A Room in Frankford’s House.17. SCENE IV.—Another part of the House.18. SCENE V.—Outside Frankford’s House.19. SCENE VI.—The Hall of Frankford’s House.20. SCENE I.—The Entrance to Sir Francis Acton’s House.21. SCENE II.—A Room in Frankford’s House.22. SCENE III.—A Country Road.23. SCENE IV.—Before the Manor.24. SCENE V.—A Room in the Manor.25. SCENE VI.—Mistress Frankford’s Bedchamber.26. THE FAIR MAID OF THE WEST. Part I.27. SCENE I.—A Street in Plymouth.28. SCENE II.—In front of the Castle Tavern.29. SCENE III.—A Room in the Castle Tavern.30. SCENE IV.—The Hoe.31. SCENE V.—The same.32. SCENE I.—Foy. The Windmill Tavern.33. SCENE II.—Fayal.[21]34. SCENE III.—A Field near Foy.35. SCENE IV.—Fayal.36. SCENE I.—Foy. A Street outside the Windmill Tavern.37. SCENE II.—A Room in the Tavern.38. SCENE III.—A Street in Foy.39. SCENE IV.—The Windmill Tavern.40. SCENE V.—A Bedroom in the Tavern.41. SCENE I.—On Board a Spanish Vessel.42. SCENE II.—The Windmill Tavern.43. SCENE III.—Morocco. The Court.44. SCENE IV.—On Board an English Ship.45. SCENE I.—Morocco. The Court.46. SCENE II.—The same.47. THE ENGLISH TRAVELLER.48. SCENE I.—A Room in Old Wincott’s House.49. SCENE II.—A Room in Old Lionel’s House.50. SCENE I.—A Room in Old Wincott’s House.51. SCENE II.—Before Old Lionel’s House.52. SCENE I.—The Dining Hall in Old Geraldine’s House.53. SCENE II.—Before Old Lionel’s House.54. SCENE III.—Barnet. A Street.55. SCENE IV.—Inside a Tavern.56. SCENE I.—Outside Ricott’s House.57. SCENE II.—The Garden of Old Wincott’s House.58. SCENE III.—A Room in Old Wincott’s House.59. SCENE IV.—Another Room in the House.60. SCENE V.—A Room in Old Lionel’s House.61. SCENE VI.—Outside Old Lionel’s House.62. SCENE I.—Outside Old Wincott’s House.63. SCENE II.—A Room in Old Wincott’s House.64. THE WISE-WOMAN OF HOGSDON.65. SCENE I.—A Room in a Tavern.66. SCENE II.—Before the Goldsmith’s Shop.67. SCENE I.—Before the Wise-woman’s House.68. SCENE II.—A Room in Sir Harry’s House.69. SCENE I.—A Room in the Wise-woman’s House.70. SCENE II.—Before the Wise-woman’s House.71. SCENE I.—A Room in Sir Harry’s House.72. SCENE II.—The Street outside the Goldsmith’s Shop.73. SCENE III.—Outside the Wise-woman’s House.74. SCENE IV.—A Room in Sir Harry’s House.75. SCENE I.—A Street near Sir Harry’s House.76. SCENE II.—The Principal Room in the Wise-woman’s House, leading to several small rooms, all of which look into it.77. SCENE III.—An Inner Room in the same.78. SCENE IV.—The Principal Room in the same.79. THE RAPE OF LUCRECE.80. SCENE I.—The Senate-house.81. SCENE II.—The same.82. SCENE III.—A Public Place in Rome.83. SCENE I.—A Street in Rome.84. SCENE II.—The Temple at Delphi.85. SCENE III.—The Senate-house.86. SCENE IV.—A Room in the House of Collatine.87. SCENE V.—Outside the House of Collatine.88. SCENE I.—The Senate-house.89. SCENE II.—The Camp before Ardea.90. SCENE III.—Inside Sextus’s Tent. A banquet prepared.91. SCENE IV.—A Room in the House of Collatine.92. SCENE V.—The Road to Ardea.93. SCENE I.—A Room in the House of Collatine.94. SCENE II.—Another Room in the same.95. SCENE III.—Lucrece’s Bedchamber.96. SCENE IV.—An Anteroom in Collatine’s House.97. SCENE V.—Sextus’s Chamber in Collatine’s House.98. SCENE VI.—The Camp at Ardea.99. SCENE I.—A Room in the House of Collatine.100. SCENE II.—The Outskirts of Rome.101. SCENE III.—A Bridge across the Tiber.102. SCENE IV.—Inside Porsenna’s Tent.103. SCENE V.—A Public Place in Rome.104. SCENE VI.—Outside Rome.105. FOOTNOTES106. TRANSCRIBER’S NOTES.