FoOBTH Pekiod {1609-1613) :

AH of Re-union, of Reconciliation and Forgiveness :
o. By Men: Pericles; The Tempest.
A By Women (mainly): Cymbcline; The Winter' s Tale ; Henry VII L

In this classification Titus Andronicus is omitted as " not Shak-
Bpere's." The Passionate Pilgrim (? 1589-1599) and the Sonnets (? 1592-
l6o3) arc considered separately, the latter having an elaborate claaaifi-
calion of their own.
We have not thought it worth while to interfere with Mr. Fumivall's
orthographical eccentricities ("banisht," "shunnd," and the like), nor
with his version of the title of Love's Labour's Lost. The folio, by the
way, gives this last uniformly "Loues Labour's lost" in the title and
head-lines of the play. In (he tabic of contents it has "Loues Labour
Lost." The title-page of the quarto of 159S, according to several author-
ities, reads " Loues labors losL" — {Ed.).
AS YOU LIKE IT



DRAMATIS PERSONM,



'DuKB, living in banishment.
'Frederick, his brother, and usurper of
his dominions.
Amiens, ) lords attending en the banished

Jaques, ) duke.
Lb Beau, a courtier attending upon Fred-
erick.
Charles, wrestler to Frederick.
Oliver, \

Jaques, I sons of Sir Rowland de Boys.
Orlando, )

^°^'*' } servants to Oliver.
Dennis, )

' Touchstone, a clown.
Sir Oliver Martext, a vicar.
Corin, ) . , j
Silvius, } shepherds.
William, a country fellow, in love with
Audtey.
A person representing Hymen.
'410SALIND, daughter to the banished duke.
-Cblia, daughter to Frederick.
Phebe, a shepherdess.
Audrey, a country wench.
Lords, pages, and attendants, etc

Scene : Oliver* s house ; Duke Frtderick^s
court ; and the Forest of A rden*



Scene I, Orchard of Oliver's House.
Enter Orlando and Adam.
Orlando. As I remember, Adam, it was upon this fashion.
