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• Publisher's Notice
• To My Worthy Friend , Master Thomas Hammon, of Gray's Inn , &c.
• Persons Represented.
• The Jew of Malta.
• Act the First.
• Scene I.
• Scene II.
• Act the Second.
• Scene I.
• Scene II.
• Scene III.
• Act the Third.
• Scene I.
• Scene II.
• Scene III.
• Scene IV.
• Scene V.
• Scene VI.
• Act the Fourth.
• Scene I.
• Scene II.
• Scene III.
• Scene IV.
• Scene V.
• Scene VI.
• Act the Fifth.
• Scene I.
• Scene II.
• Scene III.
• Scene IV.
• Scene V.
• Edward the Second.
• Act the First.
• Scene I.
• Scene II.
• Scene III.
• Scene IV.
• Act the Second.
• Scene I.
• Scene II.
• Scene III.
• Scene IV.
• Scene V.
• Act the Third.
• Scene I.
• Scene II.
• Scene III.
• Act the Fourth.
• Scene I.
• Scene II.
• Scene III.
• Scene IV.
• Scene V.
• Scene VI.
• Act the Fifth.
• Scene I.
• Scene II.
• Scene III.
• Scene IV.
• Scene V.
• Scene VI.
• The Massacre At Paris.
• Scene I.
• Scene II.
• Scene III.
• Scene IV.
• Scene V.
• Scene VI.
• Scene VII.
• Scene VIII.
• Scene IX.
• Scene X.
• Scene XI.
• Scene XII.
• Scene XIII.
• Scene XIV.
• Scene XV.
• Scene XVI.
• Scene XVII.
• Scene XVIII.
• Scene XIX.
• Scene XX.
• Scene XXI.
• Scene XXII.
• Scene XXIII.
• Scene XXIV.
• The Tragedy of Dido, Queen of Carthage.
• Act I.
• Scene I.
• Scene II.
• Act II.
• Scene I.
• Act III.
• Scene I.
• Scene II.
• Scene III.
• Scene IV.
• Act IV.
• Scene I.
• Scene II.
• Scene Iii
• Scene IV.
• Scene V
• Act V.
• Scene I.

SCENE VIII.

Enter1Mountsorrell, and knocks atSeroune'Sdoor.

Seroune's Wife [within].

• Who is that which knocks there?

Mount.

• Mountsorrell, from the Duke of Guise.

Seroun's Wife [within].

• Husband, come down, here's one would speak with you
• From the Duke of Guise.
• EnterSerounefrom the house.

Ser.

• To speak with me, from such a man as he?

Mount.

• Ay, ay, for this, Seroune; and thou shalt ha't.
• [Showing his dagger.

Ser.

• O, let me pray, before I take my death!

Mount.

• Despatch, then, quickly.

Ser.

• O Christ, my Saviour!

Mount.

• Christ, villain!
• Why, darest thou presume to call on Christ,

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• Without the intercession of some saint?
• Sanctus1 Jacobus, he's2 my saint; pray to him.

Ser.

• O let me pray unto my God!

Mount.

• Then take this with you.
• [StabsSeroune, who dies; and then exit

[1]Scene: the entrance to Seroune's house

[1]Old ed. “Sancta.”

[2]Old ed. “he was.”