The dramatic history of Master Edward: Miss Ann, Mrs. Llwhuddwhydd, and others. The extraordinaries of these times. Collected from Zaphaniel's original papers. Illustrated with copper-plates.

Title

The dramatic history of Master Edward: Miss Ann, Mrs. Llwhuddwhydd, and others. The extraordinaries of these times. Collected from Zaphaniel's original papers. Illustrated with copper-plates.

Author

Stevens, George Alexander, 1710-1784.

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London :: printed for T. Waller,

1743 [1763]

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Contents

• frontispiece
• title page
• Dramatis Personae.

• ZAPHANIEL'S Exhortation to his Fellows in the Faith.
• play

  • Scene 1st.

  • ACT I.
    • SCENE II.
    • SCENE III.
    • SCENE MATRIMONY.
    • The CHOICE SPIRITS FARCE.
      • Soar and Bore.
      • Phoebus and Apollo.
      • Philadelphia.
      • She is not.
      • Alablaster and Ivory.
      • Like Starry Suns.
      • Her Marrow.
      • Her Cheeks Cochineel'd.
      • Cupid's Kettle-drums.
      • Tear up Tempests by the Root.
      • To BOOT.
      • Galaxy.
      • The Synagogue of Gods.
      • Play or Pay, lay the odds, Nothing never beats Chloe.
      • Times Scythe mowing down his Breath,
      • Eccho sobbing.
      • Charm my charming Chloe.
    • SCENE, the OVERTHROW.
    • The COUCH SCENE.
    • SCENE III.
    • The DREAMING SCENE.
  • ACT II.
    • SCENE IV:
    • The same SCENE continued.
    • SCENE PLYMOUTH.
      • The ORIGINALITY of GHOSTS; AND ANATOMY of PHANTOMS.
    • Interlude between the ACTS, CALLED, The MISTERY REVEALED.
    • SCENE, PLYMOUTH.
    • SCENE next MORNING.
    • SCENE the TROLLOPEE'S CATASTROPHE. OR RETORT UNCOURTEOUS.
      • The Natural Reason for a LADY's LONGING.
    • SCENE the DELIVERY.
    • The METAPHYSICAL SCENE.
    • SCENE, ISLINGTON.
      • An interview between Author and Patron.
• An Account of the Continuation of this Work.
• CANNON.
  • The DEDICATORY SPECIMEN.
• TO THE PRIME GENIUS Of this AGE; Professor of the Art of Teaching the Passions, and unparallelled Adven∣turer.
• First Chapter of the Continuation of the His∣tory of NEDDY, &c.