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Author: Brand, Hannah, d. 1821.
Title: Plays and poems: by Miss Hannah Brand.
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Print source: Plays and poems: by Miss Hannah Brand.
Brand, Hannah, d. 1821.
Norwich: printed by Beatniffe and Payne; and sold by Messrs. F. and C. Rivington; and Messrs. Elmsley and Bremner, London, 1798.
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title page
dedication
SUBSCRIBERS.
Contents.
ERRATA.
play
half title
INTRODUCTION.
DRAMATIS PERSONAE.
ADVERTISEMENT.
HUNIADES; OR, THE SIEGE OF BELGRADE.
SCENE FIRST—A HALL OF STATE.
SCENE SECOND.
SCENE THIRD.
SCENE FOURTH.
SCENE FIFTH.
Act Second.
SCENE FIRST—A CHURCH.
SCENE SECOND.
SCENE THIRD.
SCENE FOURTH.
Act Third.
SCENE FIRST—THE CHURCH.
SCENE SECOND.
SCENE THIRD.
SCENE FOURTH.
SCENE FOURTH.
Act Fourth.
SCENE FIRST—THE TENT OF MAHOMET.
SCENE SECOND.
SCENE THIRD.
SCENE FOURTH.
SCENE FIFTH.
SCENE SIXTH.
SCENE SEVENTH.
SCENE EIGHTH.
SCENE NINTH.
SCENE TENTH.
SCENE ELEVENTH.
Fifth Act.
SCENE FIRST—THE SULTAN'S TENT.
SCENE SECOND.
SCENE THIRD.
SCENE FOURTH.
SCENE FIFTH.
SCENE SIXTH.
SCENE SEVENTH.
SCENE EIGHTH.
SCENE NINTH.
play
half title
Dramatis Personae.
THE CONFLICT; OR, LOVE, HONOUR, AND PRIDE.
SCENE FIRST— The Antichamber to the Queen of Castile's Presence-Chamber, to which it opens by the Scene's dividing.
SCENE SECOND.
SCENE THIRD.
SCENE FOURTH.
SCENE FIFTH.
Act Second.
SCENE FIRST—A ROOM OF STATE.
SCENE SECOND.
SCENE THIRD.
SCENE FOURTH.
Act Third.
SCENE FIRST.
SCENE SECOND.
SCENE THIRD.
SCENE FOURTH.
SCENE FIFTH.
SCENE SIXTH.
Act Fourth.
SCENE FIRST.
SCENE SECOND.
SCENE THIRD.
SCENE FOURTH.
SCENE FIFTH.
SCENE SIXTH.
SCENE SEVENTH.
Act Fifth.
SCENE FIRST.
SCENE SECOND.
SCENE THIRD.
SCENE FOURTH.
SCENE FIFTH.
SCENE SIXTH.
play
half title
Dramatis Personae.
ADELINDA.
SCENE FIRST—A GARDEN.
SCENE SECOND.
SCENE THIRD.
SCENE FOURTH.
SCENE FIFTH.
SCENE SIXTH.
SCENE SEVENTH.
SCENE EIGHTH.
Act Second.
SCENE FIRST—A SALOON.
SCENE SECOND.
SCENE THIRD.
SCENE FOURTH.
SCENE FIFTH.
SCENE SIXTH.
SCENE SEVENTH.
SCENE EIGHTH.
SCENE NINTH.
SCENE TENTH.
Act Third.
SCENE FIRST—A DRESSING-ROOM.
SCENE SECOND.
SCENE THIRD.
SCENE FOURTH.
Act Fourth.
SCENE FIRST.
SCENE SECOND.
SCENE THIRD.
SCENE FOURTH.
SCENE FIFTH.
SCENE SIXTH.
SCENE SEVENTH.
SCENE EIGHTH.
SCENE NINTH.
SCENE TENTH—A GARDEN.
SCENE ELEVENTH.
Act Fifth.
SCENE FIRST—A GARDEN.
SCENE SECOND—THE MARQUIS'S LIBRARY.
SCENE THIRD.
SCENE FOURTH.
SCENE FIFTH.
SCENE SIXTH.
SCENE SEVENTH.
SCENE EIGHTH.
SCENE LAST.
poems
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POEMS.
THE MONK OF LA TRAPPE; A TALE.
Introduction.
THE MONK OF LA TRAPPE: A TALE.
ODE to YOUTH.
IMITATION OF THE FRENCH HYMN, Quoted in the Spectator, No. 513.
ODE TO ADVERSITY; INSCRIBED TO MISS H—.
TO MISS BRAND.
PRAYER. TO THE PARCAE.