
by William Shakespeare (Spurious or Doubtful Works), Wentworth Smith
Enter Ate with thunder and lightning all in black, with a burning torch in one hand, and a bloody sword in the other hand, and presently let there come forth a Lion running after a Bear or any other beast; then come forth an Archer who must kill the Lion in a dumb show, and then depart.
Enter Ate with thunder and lightning all in black, with a burning torch in one hand, and a bloody sword in the other hand, and presently let there come forth a Lion running after a Bear or any other beast; then come forth an Archer who must kill the Lion in a dumb show, and then depart.
[86] p. 25 cm
Among the works attributed to the Bard of Avon are several plays which are now believed to be the work of others. These, in alphabetical order, are: *Arden of Eversham / The Birth of Merlin / Edward III / Locrine / Fair Em / The London Prodigal / The Merry Devil of Edmonton / Mucedorus / The Puritan / Sir John Oldcastle / Thomas Lord Cromwell / Sir Thomas More / Two Noble Kinsmen / A Yorkshire Tragedy*
fl. 1601 – 1623
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