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414 CARNEGIE LIBRARY OF PITTSBURGH
[Haughton, William.] r 822 H352
Englishmen for my money [a comedy], 1616. 1912. Malone Society.
(Malone Society reprints, 1912. )
Reprint of London edition of 1616, with facsimile of title-page "English-men for
my money;" or, A pleasant comedy called "A woman will have her will."
Houghton, Stanley. 822 H835
Hindle wakes; a play in three acts. 1912. Sidgwick.
Maeterlinck, Maurice. 842 M24bla
Der blaue vogel; ein marchenspiel in fiinf aufziigen und zwolf
bildern. 1910.
Peele, George. r 822 P36I
The love of King David and fair Bethsabe [a drama], 1599. 1912.
Malone Society. (Malone Society reprints, 1912.)
Reprint of London edition of 1599, with facsimile of title-page "The love of King
David and fair Bethsabe, with the tragedie of Absalon."
Pinero, Arthur Wing. 822 P62min
The "Mind the paint" girl; a comedy in four acts. 1913. Heinemann.
[Porter, Henry] r 822 P83
The two angry women of Abington [a comedy], 1599. 1912. Malone
Society. (Malone Society reprints, 1912.)
Reprint of London edition of 1599, with facsimile of title-page "Pleasant historie
of the two angrie women of Abington, with the humorous mirthe of Dick Coomes and
Nicholas Prouerbes, two Seruingmen."
Resurrection of our Lord. r 822 R35
Resurrection of our Lord [a drama]. 1912. Malone Society. (Malone
Society reprints, 1912.)
Binder's title reads "Christ's resurrection."
Rolland, Romain. 842 R64
Les tragedies de la foi. 1913.
Contents: Saint Louis.—Aert.—Le triomphe de la raison.
Schnitzler, Arthur. 832 S36g
The green cockatoo, and other plays; tr. into English by H. B.
Samuel. 1913. Gay.
Other plays: The mate.—Paracelsus.
"Admirably chosen for the display of Schnitzler's wide range of subjects and the
delicacy of touch and penetration with which he treats the most vivid tragedy or the
subtlest psychological comedy." Academy, 1913.
The weakest goeth to the wall. r 822 W357
The weakest goeth to the wall [a drama], 1600. 1912. Malone Society.
(Malone Society reprints, 1912.)
Reprint of London edition of 1600, with facsimile of title-page "The weakest goeth
to the wall."
Wily beguiled. r 822 W77
Wily beguiled [a comedy], 1606. 1912. Malone Society. (Malone
Society reprints, 1912.)
Reprint of London edition of 1606, with facsimile of title-page "Pleasant comedie
called Wily beguilde; the chief actors be these: a poor scholler, a rich foole and a
knave at a shifte."