SIR GALAHAD, A CHRISTMAS MYSTERY
Enter Two Angels in white, with scarlet wings; also, Four Ladies in gowns of red and green; also an Angel, bearing in his hands a surcoat of white, with a red cross.
An Angel
First Lady, putting on the hauberk.
Second Lady, girding him with the sword.
Third Lady, buckling on the spurs.
Fourth Lady, putting on the basnet.
Angel, putting on the crossed surcoat.
Galahad.
Enter Sir Bors, Sir Percival, and his Sister.
Sir Bors.
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THE CHAPEL IN LYONESS
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THE CHAPEL IN LYONESS
Sir Ozana le cure Hardy. Sir Galahad. Sir Bors de Ganys.
Sir Ozana.
Sir Galahad.
Sir Bors.
Sir Ozana.
Sir Bors.
Sir Galahad.
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SIR PETER HARPDON'S END
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SIR PETER HARPDON'S END
In an English Castle in Poictou.
Sir Peter Harpdon, a Gascon knight in the English service, and John Curzon, his lieutenant.
John Curzon.
Sir Peter.
John Curzon.
Sir Peter.
John Curzon.
Sir Peter.
John Curzon (going).
Sir Peter.
John Curzon.
Sir Peter.
John Curzon.
Sir Peter.
John Curzon.
Sir Peter.
John Curzon.
Sir Peter.
John Curzon.
Sir Peter.
Enter John Curzon.
John Curzon.
Sir Peter.
John Curzon.
Sir Peter.
John Curzon.
Sir Peter.
Outside the castle by the great gate; Sir Lambert and Sir Peter seated; guards attending each, the rest of Sir Lambert's men drawn up about a furlong off.
Sir Peter.
Sir Lambert.
Sir Peter.
Sir Lambert.
Sir Peter.
Sir Lambert.
Sir Peter.
Sir Lambert.
Sir Peter, rising.
Sir Lambert.
Sir Peter, striking him flatlings with his axe.
In the Castle.
John Curzon.
Sir Peter.
John Curzon.
Sir Peter.
Sir Lambert.
Sir Peter.
Sir Lambert.
Sir Peter.
Sir Lambert.
John Curzon.
Sir Peter.
Sir Lambert, grovelling.
Sir Peter.
In the French camp before the Castle. Sir Peter prisoner, Guesclin, Clisson, Sir Lambert.
Sir Peter.
Guesclin.
Sir Peter.
Clisson.
Guesclin.
Sir Lambert, coming forward.
Clisson.
Sir Peter.
The Hotel de la Barde, Bordeaux. The Lady Alice de la Barde looking out of a window into the street.
Squire.
Alice.
Squire.
Alice.
Squire.
Alice.
Squire.
Alice.
Squire.
Alice.
Squire.
Alice.
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RAPUNZEL
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RAPUNZEL
The Prince, being in the wood near the tower, in the evening.
The Witch.
Rapunzel.
The Prince.
The Witch.
Rapunzel.
The Prince.
The Witch.
Rapunzel.
The Prince.
The Witch.
Rapunzel.
The Prince.
The Witch.
Rapunzel.
The Prince, in the morning.[Pg 117]
The Witch, from the tower.
The Prince.
The Witch, as she passes.
The Prince.
Rapunzel sings from the tower.
Evening in the tower.
Rapunzel.
The Prince.
Rapunzel.
The Prince.
Rapunzel.
The Prince.
Morning in the woods.
Rapunzel.
The Prince.
He sings.
Guendolen.
Afterwards, in the Palace.
King Sebald.
The Witch, out of hell.
Guendolen.
King Sebald.
The Witch.
Guendolen.
King Sebald.
The Witch.
Guendolen.
The Witch.
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CONCERNING GEFFRAY TESTE NOIRE
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CONCERNING GEFFRAY TESTE NOIRE
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A GOOD KNIGHT IN PRISON
Sir Guy, being in the court of a Pagan castle.
The Pagans, from the battlements.
The Pagans, from without.
Sir Guy.
Sir Launcelot, from outside.
The Pagans, from the battlements.
Sir Launcelot.
Sir Guy sayeth afterwards.
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