Poems and plays,

vol. I. The present hour. New poems for "The present hour". Lincoln cnetenary ode. Uriel, and other poems. The Sistine eve, and other poems.--vol. II. The Cantebury pilgrims. Jeanne d'Arc. Sappho and Phaon. The sacrecrow Mater.

A Tennyson dictionary; the characters and place-names contained in the poetical and dramatic works of the poet, alphabetically arranged and described with synopses of the poems and plays.

Bibliography: p. 295-296.

Plays pleasant and unpleasant /

v.1. The three unpleasant plays.--v.2 The four pleasant plays.

The famous Mrs. Fair, and other plays,

The chorus lady.--The show shop.--The famous Mrs. Fair.

The poems and plays of William Vaughn Moody;

I. Poems and poetic dramas.--II. Prose plays.

The theatre of ideas, a burlesque allegory, and three one-act plays: The goal, Her tongue, Grace Mary,

Mode of access: Internet.

Poems and plays of John Masefield.

Mode of access: Internet.

Plays: The silver box; Joy; Strife;

Mode of access: Internet.

Two plays: Harvest; The Clancy name,

Mode of access: Internet.

Plays. Third series: The fugitive, The pigeon, The mob.

Mode of access: Internet.

Festival plays; one-act pieces for New Year's day , St. Valentine's day, Easter, All Hallowe'en, Christmas and a child's birthday,

Father Time and his children (New Year's day)--Tertulla's garden, or The miracle of good St. Valentine (Valentine's day)--The seven sleepers of Ephesos (Easter)--Princess Moss Rose (for every child's birthday)--The testing of Sir Gawayne (Hallowe'en)--A Christmas party (Christmas)

Four short plays: Look after Louise, an everyday tragedy; Big Kate, a diplomatic tragedy; The real people, a sawdust tragedy; Aren't they wonders? a holiday tragedy,

Mode of access: Internet.

Irish folk-history plays,

1st ser. The tragedies : Grania, Kincora, Dervorgilla.- 2d ser. The tragic-comedies : The Canavans, The white cockade, The deliverer.

Plays for small stages,

Mode of access: Internet.

A book of plays,

The little king.- A night wind.- Tiger.- Cycle.- Iphigenia in Tauris, an English version from Euripides.