A Gentleman Player
img img A Gentleman Player img Chapter 25 SIR HARRY AND LADY MARRYOTT.
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Chapter 1 THE FIRST PERFORMANCE OF "HAMLET."
Chapter 2 AT THE TAVERNS.
Chapter 3 QUEEN AND WOMAN.
Chapter 4 THE UNEXPECTED.
Chapter 5 THE PLAYER PROVES HIMSELF A GENTLEMAN.
Chapter 6 AND THE GENTLEMAN PROVES HIMSELF A PLAYER.
Chapter 7 MISTRESS ANNE HAZLEHURST.
Chapter 8 A DEVIL OF A WOMAN.
Chapter 9 THE FIRST DAY OF THE FLIGHT.
Chapter 10 THE LOCKED DOOR.
Chapter 11 WINE AND SONG.
Chapter 12 THE CONSTABLE OF CLOWN.
Chapter 13 THE PRISONER IN THE COACH.
Chapter 14 HOW THE PAGE WALKED IN HIS SLEEP.
Chapter 15 TREACHERY.
Chapter 16 FOXBY HALL.
Chapter 17 A WOMAN'S VICTORY.
Chapter 18 THE HORSEMEN ARRIVE.
Chapter 19 THE HORSEMEN DEPART.
Chapter 20 ROGER BARNET SITS DOWN TO SMOKE SOME TOBACCO.
Chapter 21 ROGER BARNET CONTINUES TO SMOKE TOBACCO.
Chapter 22 SPEECH WITHOUT WORDS.
Chapter 23 THE LONDON ROAD.
Chapter 24 HOW A NEW INCIDENT WAS ADDED TO AN OLD PLAY.
Chapter 25 SIR HARRY AND LADY MARRYOTT.
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Chapter 25 SIR HARRY AND LADY MARRYOTT.

"This wild-goose chase is done; we have won o' both sides."-The Wild-Goose Chase.

Marryott, in the midst of the fight with Mercutio, had in a flash two thoughts, one springing from the contact of his glance with the balcony, the other following instantly upon the first. The first was, that a man might gain the balcony by one swift effort of agil

                          

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