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9 and 10. THE BEST PLAYS OF BEAUMONT AND FLETCHER. Introduction by J.

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15. THE BEST PLAYS OF JAMES STANLEY. Introduction by EDWARD GOSSE.

16. THE BEST PLAYS OF THOMAS DEKKER. Notes by ERNEST RHYS.

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8. A COMEDY OF THREE. By NEWTON SANDERS.

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11. ON THE GOGMAGOGS. By ALICE DUMILLO.

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