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Two Gentlemen of Verona / The Works of William Shakespeare [Cambridge Edition] [9 vols.]
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While the word “gentlemen” suggests that its heroes are adults,The Two Gentlemen of Veronais more intelligible if we think of them as boys, leaving home for the first time. One has a crush on a girl, Julia, though he hasn’t yet told her.Sent to court to learn to be “perfect gentlemen,” Valentine and Proteus are derailed by their attraction to Sylvia, the ruler’s daughter. Valentine’s mental denseness does not deter Sylvia from returning his love, but he is caught, and banished, when he tries to elope with her. Proteus’s desire for Sylvia wipes out his former love, leading him into despicable a...
Chapters (140)
- THE WORKS
- WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE
- WILLIAM GEORGE CLARK, M.A.
- and JOHN GLOVER, M.A.
- TWO GENTLEMEN OF VERONA.
- DRAMATIS PERSONÆ.1
- TWO GENTLEMEN OF VERONA.
- ACT I.
- I. 1 Scene I. Verona. An open place.
- I. 2 Scene II. The same. Garden of Julia’s house.
- I. 3 Scene III. The same. Antonio’s house.
- ACT II.
- II. 1 Scene I. Milan. The Duke’s Palace.
- II. 2 Scene II. Verona. Julia’s house.
- II. 3 Scene III. The same. A street.
- II. 4 Scene IV. Milan. The Duke’s palace.
- II. 5 Scene V. The same. A street.
- II. 6 Scene VI. The same. The Duke’s palace.
- II. 7 Scene VII. Verona. Julia’s house.
- ACT III.
- III. 1 Scene I. Milan. Ante-room in the Duke’s palace.
- III. 2 Scene II. The same. The Duke’s palace.
- ACT IV.
- IV. 1 Scene I. The frontiers of Mantua. A forest.
- IV. 2 Scene II. Milan. Outside the Duke’s palace, under Silvia’s chamber.
- IV. 3 Scene III. The same.
- IV. 4 Scene IV. The same.
- ACT V.
- V. 1 Scene I. Milan. An abbey.
- IV. 2 Scene II. The same. The Duke’s palace.
- V. 3 Scene III. The frontiers of Mantua. The forest.
- V. 4 Scene IV. Another part of the forest.
- NOTES.
- Note I.
- Note II.
- Note III.
- Note IV.
- Note V.
- Note VI.
- Note VII.
- Note VIII.
- CRITICAL APPARATUS (“Linenotes”). Act I: Scene 1
- Act I: Scene 2
- Act I: Scene 3
- Act II: Scene 1
- Act II: Scene 2
- Act II: Scene 3
- Act II: Scene 4
- Act II: Scene 5
- Act II: Scene 6
- Act II: Scene 7
- Act III: Scene 1
- Act III: Scene 2
- Act IV: Scene 1
- Act IV: Scene 2
- Act IV: Scene 3
- Act IV: Scene 4
- Act V: Scene 1
- Act V: Scene 2
- Act V: Scene 3
- Act V: Scene 4
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