Complete Dramatic Works of Thomas Dekker by Dekker, Thomas -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Title page COPYRIGHT The Solo Plays The Shoemaker’s Holiday (1599)

CONTENTS TO ALL GOOD FELLOWS, PROFESSORS OF THE GENTLE CRAFT, OF WHAT DEGREE SOEVER. PROLOGUE DRAMATIS PERSONÆ. ACT THE FIRST. SCENE I. - A Street in London. ACT THE SECOND. SCENE I. - A Garden at Old Ford. SCENE II. - A Street in London. SCENE III. - An open Yard before Eyre’s House. SCENE IV. - A Field near Old Ford. SCENE V. - Another part of the Field. ACT THE THIRD. SCENE I. - A Room in Eyre’s House. SCENE II. - London: a Room in Lincoln’s House. SCENE III. - London: a Room in the Lord Mayor’s House. SCENE IV. - London: a Room in Eyre’s House. SCENE V. - A Room at Old Ford. ACT THE FOURTH. SCENE I. - A Street in London. SCENE II. London: a Street before Hodge’s Shop. SCENE III. - The Same. SCENE IV. - London: a Room in the Lord Mayor’s House. SCENE V. - Another Room in the same House. ACT THE FIFTH. SCENE I. - A Room in Eyre’s House. SCENE II. - A Street near St. Faith’s Church. SCENE III. - A Street in London. SCENE IV. - A Great Hall. SCENE V. - An Open Yard before the Hall.

Old Fortunatus (1600)

CONTENTS THE PROLOGUE AT COURT. PROLOGUE DRAMATIS PERSONÆ ACT THE FIRST. SCENE I. - A Wood in Cyprus. SCENE II. - Outside the House of Fortunatus. SCENE III. - A Wood in Cyprus. ACT THE SECOND SCENE I. - The Court at Babylon. SCENE II. - Outside the House of Fortunatus. ACT THE THIRD. SCENE I. - London. The Court of Athelstane. SCENE II. - The same. ACT THE FOURTH. SCENE I. - A Wilderness. SCENE II. - London. The Court of Athelstane. ACT THE FIFTH. SCENE I. - London. The Court of Athelstane. SCENE II. - An open Space near London: a Prison and a Pair of Stocks in the background. THE EPILOGUE AT COURT.

Lust’s Dominion (c. 1600)

CONTENTS Dramatis Personæ Act I Scene I Scene II Scene III Scene IV Act II Scene I Scene II Scene III Scene IV Scene V Scene VI Act III Scene I Scene II Scene III Scene IV Scene V Scene VI Act IV Scene I Scene II Scene III Scene IV Scene V Act V Scene I Scene II Scene III Scene IV Scene V Scene VI

The Weakest Goeth to the Wall (1600)

CONTENTS Dramatis Personæ Prologue Scene 1 Scene 2 Scene 3 Scene 4 Scene 5 Scene 6 Scene 7 Scene 8 Scene 9 Scene 10 Scene 11 Scene 12 Scene 13 Scene 14 Scene 15 Scene 16 Scene 17 Scene 18

The Noble Spanish Soldier (c. 1602)

CONTENTS DRAMATIS PERSONÆ THE PRINTER TO THE READER ACT I SCENE 1 ACT I SCENE 2 ACT II SCENE 1 ACT II SCENE 2 ACT III SCENE ONE ACT III SCENE TWO ACT III SCENE THREE ACT IV SCENE ONE ACT IV SCENE TWO ACT V SCENE ONE ACT V SCENE TWO ACT V SCENE THREE ACT V SCENE FOUR

The Whore of Babylon (1607)

CONTENTS Dramatis Personæ Lectori Prologue A Dumb Show Act One, Scene One Act One, Scene Two Act Two, Scene One Act Two, Scene Two Act Three, Scene One Act Three, Scene Two Act Three, Scene Three Act Four, Scene One Act Four, Scene Two Act Four, Scene Three Act Four, Scene Four Act Five, Scene One Act Five, Scene Two Act Five, Scene Three Act Five, Scene Four Act Five, Scene Five Act Five, Scene Six

If This Be Not a Good Play, the Devil is in It (1611)

CONTENTS Dramatis Personæ A Message to the Reader Prologue Act One, Scene One Act One, Scene Two Act One, Scene Three Act Two, Scene One Act Two, Scene Two Act Two, Scene Three Act Three, Scene One Act Three, Scene Two Act Three, Scene Three Act Four, Scene One Act Four, Scene Two Act Four, Scene Three Act Four, Scene Four Act Five, Scene One Act Five, Scene Two Act Five, Scene Three Act Five, Scene Four Epilogue

Troja-Nova Triumphans (1612)

CONTENTS TO THE DESERUER OF ALL THOSE HONORS, WHICH THE CUSTOMARY RITES OF THIS DAY, AND THE GENERALL LOUE OF THIS CITY BESTOW VPON HIM; SIR IOHN SWINERTON, KNIGHT, LORD MAIOR OF THE RENOWMED CITY OF LONDON. TROIA NOUA TRIUMPHANS. LONDON TRIUMPHING. THE FIRST TRIUMPH ON THE LAND. NEPTUNE. NEPTUNES SPEECHES. THE SECOND LAND-TRIUMPH. THE SPEECH OF ARETE (VERTUE.) THE THIRD DEUICE. THE SPEECH OF ENUY. THE FOURTH DEUICE. THE SPEECH OF FAME. THE SONG. THE SPEECH OF IVSTICE.

The Welsh Ambassador (1623)

CONTENTS Dramatis Personæ Act One, Scene One Act One, Scene Two Act One, Scene Three Act Two, Scene One Act Two, Scene Two Act Two, Scene Three Act Three, Scene One Act Three, Scene Two Act Three, Scene Three Act Four, Scene One Act Four, Scene Two Act Four, Scene Three Act Five, Scene One Act Five, Scene Two Act Five, Scene Three

London’s Tempe (1629)

CONTENTS INTRODUCTION. THE FEILD OF HAPPINES. TO THE RIGHT HONORABLE JAMES CAMPEBELL, LORD MAIOR OF THE MOST RENOUNED CITTY OF LONDON. LONDONS TEMPE. THE FIRST. OCEANUS HIS SPEECH. THE SECOND PRESENTATION. THE THIRD. THE FOURTH. THE SONG. THE FIFT. TYTAN HIS SPEECH. THE SIXTH AND LAST PRESENTATION. APOLLOES SPEECH. A SPEECH AT NIGHT, AT TAKING LEAVE OF HIS LORDSHIP AT HIS GATE, BY OCEANUS.

The Honest Whore, Part II (1630)

CONTENTS DRAMATIS PERSONÆ. ACT THE FIRST. SCENE I. - A Hall in Hippolito’s House. SCENE II. - An Apartment in the Duke’s Palace. SCENE III. - A Room in Candido’s House. Candido, the Bride and Guests discovered at dinner; Prentices waiting on them. ACT THE SECOND. SCENE I. - A Room in Matheo’s House. SCENE II. - Before Candido’s Shop. ACT THE THIRD. SCENE I. - An Apartment in Hippolito’s House. SCENE II. - A Room in Matheo’s House. SCENE III. - Before Candido’s Shop. Candido and his Bride discovered in the Shop. ACT THE FOURTH. SCENE I. - A Room in Matheo’s House. SCENE II. - An Apartment in the Duke’s Palace. SCENE III. - A Room in Matheo’s House. ACT THE FIFTH. SCENE I. - A Street. SCENE II. - An Apartment in Bridewell. THE PROLOGUE AT COURT. PROLOGUE

Match Me in London (1631)

CONTENTS Dramatis Personæ Dekker’s Address to Lodowick Carlisle Act One, Scene One Act One, Scene Two Act One, Scene Three Act One, Scene Four Act Two, Scene One Act Two, Scene Two Act Two, Scene Three Act Two, Scene Four Act Three, Scene One Act Three, Scene Two Act Three, Scene Three Act Four, Scene One Act Four, Scene Two Act Four, Scene Three Act Four, Scene Four Act Four, Scene Five Act Four, Scene Six Act Five, Scene One Act Five, Scene Two Act Five, Scene Three Act Five, Scene Four Act Five, Scene Five

The Wonder of a Kingdom (1634)

CONTENTS PROLOGUE. DRAMATIS PERSONÆ ACT I. SCENE I. ACT II. SCENE I. ACT III. SCENE I. ACT IV. SCENE I. ACT V. SCENE I.

The Collaborative Plays Satiro-Mastix (1601)

CONTENTS Dramatis Personæ Address to the World. Act One, Scene One Act One, Scene Two Act Two, Scene One Act Two, Scene Two Act Three, Scene One Act Three, Scene Two Act Four, Scene One Act Four, Scene Two Act Four, Scene Three Act Five, Scene One Act Five Scene Two Epilogue

Blurt, Master Constable (1602)

CONTENTS Dramatis Personæ Act I Scene 1. Act I Scene 2. Act II Scene 1. Act II Scene 2. Act III Scene 1. Act III Scene 2. Act III Scene 3. Act IV Scene 1. Act IV Scene 2. Act IV Scene 3. Act V Scene 1. Act V Scene 2. Act V Scene 3.

Patient Grissil (1603)

CONTENTS INTRODUCTION. DRAMATIS PERSONÆ ACT I. SCENE I. - The country near Saluzzo. ACT II. SCENE I. - An open place in the City of Saluzzo. SCENE II. - The Palace of Saluzzo. ACT III. SCENE I - A Chamber in the Palace of Saluzzo. SCENE II. - The country near Saluzzo. ACT IV. SCENE I. - An Apartment in the Palace of Saluzzo. SCENE II. - Near the Cottage of Janiculo. SCENE III. - An Apartment in Sir Owen’s House. ACT V. SCENE I. - Near Janiculo’s Cottage. SCENE II. - The Palace of Saluzzo.

The Honest Whore, Part I (1604)

CONTENTS DRAMATIS PERSONÆ. ACT THE FIRST. SCENE I. - A Street in Milan. SCENE II. - Another Street. SCENE III. - A Chamber in the Duke’s Palace. SCENE IV. - A Street. SCENE V. - Candido’s Shop. ACT THE SECOND. SCENE I. - A Room in Bellafront’s House. ACT THE THIRD. SCENE I. - Candido’s Shop. SCENE II. - An outer Apartment in Bellafront’s House. SCENE III. - A Chamber in Bellafront’s House. ACT THE FOURTH. SCENE I. - A Chamber in Hippolito’s House. SCENE II. A Street. SCENE III. Candido’s Shop. SCENE IV. - Grounds near the Duke’s Palace. ACT THE FIFTH. SCENE I. - A Hall in the Duke’s Palace. SCENE II. An Apartment in Bethlem Monastery.

The Magnificent Entertainment (1604)

CONTENTS A DEVICE (PROIECTED DOWNE, BUT TILL NOW NOT PUBLISHT,) THAT SHOULD HAUE SERUED AT HIS MAIESTIES FIRST ACCESSE TO THE CITIE. THE DEUICE. THE PERSONAGES (AS WELL MUTES AS SPEAKERS) IN THIS PAGEANT, WERE THESE: VIZ. THE ITALIANS PAGEANT. THE ITALIANS SPEACH. THE PAGEANT OF THE DUTCH-MEN, BY THE ROYALL EXCHANGE. THE DEUICE AT SOPER-LANE END. THE RECORDERS SPEECH. ORATIO HABITA, & AD REGEM, & CORAM REGE PRAE SCHOLA PAULINA. THE PAGEANT IN THE STROND. TO THE READER.

The Family of Love (c. 1607)

CONTENTS Dramatis Personæ Preface Prologue Act I Scene 1. Act I Scene 2. Act I Scene 3. Act II Scene 1. Act II Scene 2. Act II Scene 3. Act II Scene 4. Act III Scene 1. Act III Scene 2. Act III Scene 3. Act III Scene 4. Act IV Scene 1. Act IV Scene 2. Act IV Scene 3. Act IV Scene 4. Act V Scene 1. Act V Scene 2. Act V Scene 3. Epilogue

Northward Ho (1607)

CONTENTS Dramatis Personæ Act One, Scene One Act One, Scene Two Act One, Scene Three Act Two, Scene One Act Two, Scene Two Act Three, Scene One Act Three, Scene Two Act Four, Scene One Act Four, Scene Two Act Four, Scene Three Act Five, Scene One

Westward Ho (1607)

CONTENTS Dramatis Personæ Act One, Scene One Act One, Scene Two Act Two, Scene One Act Two, Scene Two Act Two, Scene Three Act Three, Scene One Act Three, Scene Two Act Three, Scene Three Act Three, Scene Four Act Four, Scene One Act Four, Scene Two Act Five, Scene One Act Five, Scene Two Act Five, Scene Three Act Five, Scene Four

The Famous History of Sir Thomas Wyatt (1607)

CONTENTS DRAMATIS PERSONÆ. THE FAMOUS HISTORY OF SIR THOMAS WYAT.

The Roaring Girl (1610)

CONTENTS Dramatis Personæ To the Comic Play-Readers, Venery and Laughter Prologus Act I Scene 1. Act I Scene 2. Act II Scene 1. Act II Scene 2. Act III Scene 1. Act III Scene 2. Act III Scene 3. Act IV Scene 1. Act IV Scene 2. Act V Scene 1. Act V Scene 2. Epilogue

The Witch of Edmonton (1621)

CONTENTS PROLOGUE DRAMATIS PERSONÆ ACT THE FIRST. SCENE I. - The neighbourhood of Edmonton. A Room in the House of Sir Arthur Clarington. SCENE II. - Edmonton. A Room in Carter’s House. ACT THE SECOND. SCENE I. - The Fields near Edmonton. SCENE II. - Carter’s House. ACT THE THIRD. SCENE I. - The Village Green. SCENE II. - The neighbourhood of Edmonton. SCENE III. - A Field with a clump of trees. SCENE IV. - Before Sir Arthur Clarington’s House. ACT THE FOURTH. SCENE I. - Edmonton. The Street. SCENE II. A Bedroom in Carter’s House. A bed thrust forth, with Frank in a slumber. ACT THE FIFTH. SCENE I. - The Witch’s Cottage. SCENE II. - London. The neighbourhood of Tyburn. EPILOGUE

The Virgin-Martyr (1622)

CONTENTS INTRODUCTION DRAMATIS PERSONÆ. ACT I. SCENE I. ACT II. SCENE I. SCENE II. SCENE III. ACT III. SCENE I. SCENE II. ACT IV. SCENE I. SCENE II. ACT V. SCENE I. SCENE II.

The Sun’s Darling (1624)

CONTENTS DRAMATIS PERSONÆ. ACT I. SCENE I. A temple with an altar. ACT II. SCENE I. The garden of SPRING. ACT III. SCENE I. The confines of Spring and Summer. SCENE II. Near the SUMMER’S court. SCENE III. The court of SUMMER. ACT IV. SCENE I. The court of AUTUMN. ACT V. SCENE I. The court of WINTER.

The Bloody Banquet (1639)

CONTENTS Dramatis Personæ Inductio Act I Scene 1. Act I Scene 2. Act I Scene 3. Act I Scene 4. Act II Scene 1. Act II Scene 2. Act II Scene 3. Act III Scene 1. Act III Scene 2. Act III Scene 3. Act IV Scene 1. Act IV Scene 2. Act IV Scene 3. Act V Scene 1. Act V Scene 2.

The Prose Selected Pamphlets

CONTENTS THE WONDERFULL YEARE NEWES FROM GRAUES-END SENT TO NOBODY NEWES FROM HELL; BROUGHT BY THE DIUELLS CARRIER. THE SEVEN DEADLY SINNES OF LONDON FOURE BIRDS OF NOAHS ARKE THE GULS HORNE-BOOKE LANTHORNE AND CANDLE-LIGHT. OR, THE BELL-MANS SECOND NIGHTS-WALKE WORKE FOR ARMOROURS: OR, THE PEACE IS BROKEN. O PER SE O. OR A NEW CRYER OF LANTHORNE AND CANDLE-LIGHT THE COLD YEARE DEKKER HIS DREAME A ROD FOR RUN-AWAYES BRITTANNIA’S HONOR: BRIGHTLY SHINING IN SEUERALL MAGNIFICENT SHEWES OR PAGEANTS WARRES, WARRES, WARRES THE BLACKE ROD: AND THE WHITE ROD

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