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.

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.

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.

The canon of John Heywood's plays /

Mode of access: Internet.

Colonel Carter's Christmas : The romance of an old-fashioned gentleman /

Mode of access: Internet.

Subject index to children's plays /

Mode of access: Internet.

Christmas eve on Lonesome, and other stories,

Christmas eve on Lonesome.--The army of the Callahan.--The last Stetson.--The pardon of Becky Day.--A crisis for the Guard.--Christmas night with Satan.

Plet : a Christmas tale of the Wasatch /

In verse.

The works of William Shakespeare : the plays edited from the folio of MDCXXIII, with various readings from all the editions and all the commentators, notes, introductory remarks, a historical sketch of the text, an account of the rise and progress of the English drama, a memoir of the poet, and an essay upon his genius /

Publisher's advertisement (12 p.) at beginning of v. 2.

The plays and poems of Shakespeare, : according to the improved text of Edmund Malone, including the latest revisions, : with a life, glossarial notes, an index, and one hundred and seventy illustrations, from designs by English artists. /

Index to the most striking passages and beauties of Shakespeare: p. [283]-314, v. 15.