- - - Margot Heinemann - Elizabeth I; - Master of the Revels Thomas Middleton; - A Game at Chess The Globe The King s Men -
ERROR. IGNATIUS. ERROR. IGNATIUS. ERROR. IGNATIUS. ERROR. I saw the bravest setting for a game now That ever my eye fixed on. Game? What game? The noblest game of all, a game at chess Betwixt our side and the White House, the men set In their just order ready to go to it. Were any of my sons placed for the game? Yes, and a daughter too, a secular daughter That plays the Black Queen s Pawn, he the Black Bishop s. If ever power could show a mastery in thee Let it appear in this. Tis but a dream, A vision you must think. (The Induction. - ) Error my sons Ignatius Loyola sons White House Black House Rook Duke Prince Charles; - George Villiers, st Duke of Buckingham; - James I; - Maria Anna of Spain; -
- Diego Sarmiento de Acuna, st Count of Gondomar; - Black Knight White Knight White Duke BLACK KNIGHT. I will change To any shape to please you, and my aim, Has been to win your love in this game. WHITE KNIGHT. Thou hast it nobly, and we long to see The Black House pleasure, state and dignity. BLACK KNIGHT. Of honour you ll so surfeit and delight You ll ne er desire again to see the White... - Jerzy Limon Henry Herbert; - G E G. E. Bentley
Marco Antonio de Dominis; - Fat Bishop Edward VI; - - Secondaries of London Compter Lord Mayor Bishop of London Nicholas Ridley; c. - Mary I; - - - - Edmund Tylney; - William Shakespeare; - Sir Thomas More Leaue out y e insur<rection> wholy & y e Cause ther off' & <b>egin w t S r Tho: Moore att y e mayors sessions w t a reportt afterwards off his good
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- Sept., for perusing and allowing of a new play called Osmond the Great Turk, which Mr. Hemmings and Mr. Rice affirmed to me that the Lord Chamberlain gave order to allow of it because I refused to allow at first, containing leaves and a page. Acted by the King s players [ ] Osmond the Great Turk John Heminges; - John Rice; c. - Lord Chamberlain rd Earl of Pembroke William Harbert; - Katherine Duncan-Jones Sonnet - First Folio A r Lord Chamberlain s Men Richard Burbage; - -
- Ralph Crane; - Gary Taylor An Early Form A Later Form Black Duke White King s Pawn Lord Treasurer Lionel Cranfield, st Earl of Middlesex; -
Stage Direction Speech Prefix Don Gaspar de Guzman, Count-Duke of Olivares; - B Louis B. Wright
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