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Image taken from page 11 of 'The Bird in a cage. A comedie, etc'
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Image taken from page 14 of ''T is Pitty shees a Whore. [A tragedy in five acts and chiefly in verse.]'
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Image taken from page 10 of 'The Tragedy of Orestes [in five acts and in verse]'
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Image taken from page 15 of 'The English Traveller. [A tragi-comedy in five acts, chiefly in verse.]'
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Image taken from page 7 of 'A Match at Mid-night. A pleasant comœdie: as it hath been acted by the Childrene of the Revels. Written by W. R. [i.e. William Rowley.]'
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Image taken from page 17 of ''T is Pitty shees a Whore. [A tragedy in five acts and chiefly in verse.]'
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Image taken from page 12 of 'The English Traveller. [A tragi-comedy in five acts, chiefly in verse.]'
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Image taken from page 17 of 'The Ile of Gulls [a comedy in five acts and in prose. By J. Day]. As it hath been often acted in the Black Fryers, by the Children of the Revels'
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Image taken from page 10 of 'The Wedding. [A comedy in five acts, in prose and verse.]'
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Image taken from page 9 of 'The Bird in a cage. A comedie, etc'
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Image taken from page 15 of 'The English Traveller. [A tragi-comedy in five acts, chiefly in verse.]'
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Image taken from page 7 of 'Fuimus Troes. Æneid. 2. The true Troianes, being a story of the Britaines valour at the Romanes first invasion: publikely represented by the Gentlemen Students of Magdalen Colledge in Oxford. [A play. By Jasper Fisher.]'
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