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Two dramatic poems by Menella Bute Smedley

Smedley, Menella Bute (1819 or 20-1877)

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BLIND LOVE:
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ACT I.
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Scene I.—A Garden.
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Scene II.
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Scene III.
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Scene IV.
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ACT II.
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Scene I.—A Room in Carlton's House.
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Scene II.
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Scene III.
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Scene IV.
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Scene V.
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ACT III.
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Scene I.—A Room in Grey's House, with a large Window opening to the Garden.
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Scene II.
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Scene III.
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Scene IV
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Scene V.
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Scene VI.
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Scene VII.
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ACT IV.
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Scene I.—A Garden—Evening.
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Scene II.
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Scene III.
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Scene IV.—A Boudoir in Grey's House.
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ACT V.
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Scene I.—A Room in Grey's House.
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Scene II.—A Room in Raymond's House opening to a Garden.
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Scene III.
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Scene IV.
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Scene V.—A Room in Grey's House, as before. Hope on the Couch, Avice kneeling beside her.
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Scene VI.
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CYRIL.
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PART I.—CHOICE.
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Scene I.—Cyril's Room. After Supper.
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Scene II.—The Drawingroom of Mrs. Vere (Cyril's Mother).
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PART II.—TRIAL.
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[Scene I.]
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PART III.—LOVE.
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Scene I.—At Bertha's House.
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Scene II.
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Scene III.
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PART IV.—THIRTY YEARS AFTERWARDS.
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Scene I.
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Scene II.—Vestibule of the Hall in which the Congress is assembled.
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Scene III.
  
LOVE FOR THE YOUNG.
  
BISHOP PATTESON.
  
A FACE FROM THE PAST.
  
LINES ON THE GREEK MASSACRE.
  
‘HE PREACHED TO THE SPIRITS IN PRISON.’

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Two dramatic poems by Menella Bute Smedley

Menella Bute Smedley

1819 or 20-1877
Macmillan
London
1874
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