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- Close section Front Matter
- Close sectionThe Fatal Marriage
- Frontispiece
- The Fatal Marriage
- TO Ant. Hammond Esq; OF SOMERSHAM-PLACE.
- To Mr. Southerne, on his PLAY, call'd, The Fatal Marriage; or, The Innocent Adultery.
- PROLOGUE. Spoken by Mrs. Bracegirdle.
- The Persons Represented.
- Close sectionTHE Fatal Marriage; OR, THE Innocent Adultery.
- ACT I. SCENE I. The Street.
- [i. ii ] Scene 2. Fernando's House.
- [i. iii ] Scene 3. The Street.
- ACT II. SCENE I .
- [II. ii ] Scene 2. Isabella's House.
- [II. iii ] Scene opens, and shews Carlos and Villeroy with the Officers.
- [II. iv ] SCENE the Street before Fernando's House.
- [II. V ] The Scene changes.
- ACT III. SCENE I . Fernando's House.
- [III. ii ] SCENE II. Isabella's House.
- Act IV. Scene I.
- [IV. ii ] SCENE II. The Street.
- [IV. iii ] SCENE III. A Bed-Chamber.
- Act V. Scene I.
- [V. ii ] Scene drawn, shews Biron asleep on a Couch.
- [V. iii ] Scene changes to the Street.
- [V. iv ] Scene changes to the inside of the House.
- EPILOGUE, TO THE Fatal Marriage: Or, The Innocent Adultery. Spoken by Mrs. Verbruggen.
- Close sectionOroonoko
- Frontispiece
- Oroonoko
- To His GRACE WILLIAM Duke of Devonshire, &c. Lord Steward of His Majesty's Houshold, Knight of the Most Noble Order of the Garter, and One of His Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council.
- PROLOGUE to Oroonoko. Sent by an Unknown Hand. And Spoken by Mr. Powell.
- Persons Represented.
- Close sectionOROONOKO.
- ACT I. SCENE I.
- [i. ii ] SCENE II. An Open Place.
- Close sectionACT II. Scene I.
- Scene I. Widow Lackitt's House. Widow Lackitt, Welldon.
- SCENE II. Oroonoko and Blanford.
- [ii. iii ] SCENE III. A Plantation.
- [ii iv ]
- ACT III. SCENE I.
- [iii. ii ] SCENE II
- [iii. iii ] SCENE III.
- [iii. iv ] SCENE IV.
- ACT IV. SCENE I.
- [iv. ii ] SCENE II.
- ACT V. SCENE I
- [v. ii ] SCENE II.
- [v. iii ] The Scene drawn shews Oroonoko upon his Back, his Legs and Arms stretch out, and chain'd to the Ground.
- [V. iv] scene the Governour's House.
- [V. v] scene the last.
- EPILOGUE, Written by Mr. Congreve, and Spoken by Mrs. Verbruggen.
- Close sectionThe Fate of Capua
- Frontispiece
- The Fate of Capua
- Persons Represented.
- PROLOGUE.
- Close sectionTHE Fate of Capua.
- ACT I. SCENE I .
- [I. ii] SCENE, The Outside of the Palace.
- [I. iii] SCENE, Virginius's House.
- ACT II. SCENE I .
- [II. ii ] SCENE, Virginius's House.
- [II. iii ] SCENE Changes to Favonia's Appartment.
- ACT III. SCENE I. A Garden.
- [iii. ii] scene Virginius's House.
- [iii. iii] scene the Forum.
- [III. iv ] scene Changes to Virginius's House.
- [III. V ] SCENE changes, and shows Favonia asleep on a Couch in an undress.
- ACT IV. SCENE I . The Forum.
- [IV. ii ] SCENE changes to Pacuvius's House.
- [IV. iii ] scene changes to the Forum.
- [IV. iv ] scene Virginius's House.
- ACT V. SCENE I . The Forum.
- [V. ii ] Virginius's House.
- [V. iii ] scene Pacuvius House.
- EPILOGUE. Written by Coll. Codrington, and spoken by Mrs. Barry.
- Close sectionThe Spartan Dame
- Close sectionMoney the Mistress
- Close sectionNon-Dramatic Writings
- Lisander, or the Soldier of Fortune (1681)
- Close sectionTwo Songs from Miscellany Poems upon Several Occasions (1692)
- To Mr. Congreve'
- Dedication to Richard Norton's Pausanias, the Betrayer of his Country
- Preface to the Works of Mr Thomas Southerne
- Memoirs Relating to Congreve (1736)
- Contributions to Biographica Britannica
- The Will of Thomas Southerne
- Close sectionCorrespondence (1694–1737)
- Charles Gildon to Southerne (1694)
- Letter to N. B––– (1696)
- Letters to Harley and Nottingham (1704)
- Close sectionThree letters to Henry Watkins (1711–13)
- Letter to the Spectator (1712)
- Remarks on a Poem, entitled, The Prophecy of Nereus
- Letter to William Duncombe (1735)
- Letter concerning Samuel Butler (1735)
- Letter to Richard Rawlinson (1737)
- Letters from the Revd George Russell
- Undated fragment
- Letter to William Duncombe (1734)
- Close section End Matter
