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Six new plaies 1. The Brothers 2. The Sisters 3. The Doubtfull Heir 4. The Imposture 5. The Cardinall 6. The Court-Secret by I. Shirley 140. Five new plaies 1. A mad couple well matcht 2 The Novella 3. The Court Begger 4. The City Wit 5 The Damoiselle by Richard Broome 141. The Tragedy of Alphonsus Emperor of Germany by George Chapman 4o 142. Two Tragedies viz. Cleopatra Queen of Aegypt and Agrippina Empresse of Rome by Thomas May Esq Playes lately Printed 143. THe Gentleman of Venice A Tragi-Comedy by James Shirley 144. The Polititian a Tragedy by James Shirley 145. The Passionate Lovers in two parts by Mr. Lodowick Carlel 146. Mirza A Tragedy really acted in Persia with Annotations by Robert Barron Esq 147. Three new playes viz. 1 The Bashfull Lover 2 The Guardian 3 The very woman by Phillip Massenger Gent. New and Excellent Romances 148. 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No Witt Help like a Womans By Tho. Midleton Gent.
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