- 1Title page
- 2I — After Such a Pagan Cut
- 3II — There Begins Confusion
- 4III — As False as Stairs of Sand
- 5IV — Some Speech of Marriage
- 6V — Voluble and Sharp Discourse
- 7VI — Heart-Burning Heat of Duty
- 8VII — The Shot of Accident
- 9VIII — Like Covered Fire Much Ado About Nothing, Iii. 1
- 10IX — His Pure Heart’s Truth
- 11X — A Sympathy of Woe
- 12XI — In Place and in Account Nothing 1 Henry IV., v. 1
- 13XII — The Only Touch of Love
- 14XIII — A Necessary Evil
- 15XIV — He Speaks the Mere Contrary
- 16XV — Heartsick With Thought Two Gentlemen of Verona, I. I
- 17XVI — The Great Assay of Art
- 18XVII — A Bond of Air
- 19XVIII — Cruel Proof of This Man’s Strength
- 20XIX — ’Twas Wondrous Pitiful
- 21XX — In Way of Taste
- 22XXI — This “Would” Changes
- 23XXII — The Bitter Past All’s Well That Ends Well, V. 3
- 24XXIII — This Deed Unshapes Me
- 25XXIV — Farewell at Once, for Once, for All, and Ever
- 26XXV — Whom the Fates Have Marked Comedy of Errors, i. I
- 27XXVI — O Wicked Wit and Gift
- 28XXVII — Upon a Church Bench Much Ado About Nothing, Iii. 3
- 29XXVIII — Bedecking Ornaments of Praise
- 30XXIX — Weighing Delight and Dole
- 31XXX — Parted Our Fellowship
- 32XXXI — How Chances Mock 2 Henry IV., iii. 1
- 33XXXII — Now He Is for the Numbers
- 34XXXIII — A Mint of Phrases in His Brain
- 35XXXIV — What Time She Chanted
- 36XXXV — The World Is Still Deceived
- 37XXXVI — The Heavy Middle of the Night Measure for Measure, iv. I
- 38XXXVII — This Is Not a Boon
The Puritans
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