The Works of Frederick Schiller, Early Dramas and Romances: The Robbers, Fiesco, Love and Intrigue, Demetrius, the Ghost-Seer, and the Sport of Destiny

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Book by Henry G. Bohn, Friedrich Schiller; Bell and Daldy, 1873. 498 pgs.

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Preface

Schiller's Preface,: As Prefixed to the First Editton of the Bobbers Published in 1781

Advertisement to the Robbers,: As Communicated by Schiller to Dalberg in 1781, And Supposed to Have Been Used as a Prologue.

Schillers Preface: To The Second Edition of the Robbers--1782.

The Robbers.: A Tragedy.

Scene Iii.--Moor's Castle--Amelia's Chamber.

Scene Ii.--Old Moor's Bedchamber.

Scene Iii.--The Bohemian Woods.

Act Iii.

Scene Ii.

Scene Iii.--Another Room in the Castle.

Scene V.--A Neighbouring Forest -- Night.--An Old Ruined Castle in the Centre of the Scene.

Act V.

Fiesco;: Or, The Genoese Conspiracy: A Tragedy.

Scene Iv.

Scene V.

Scene Vi.: Fiesco and the Former.

Scene Viii.: Fiesco. a Mask Entering.

Scene X.--An Apartment in the House of Verrina.

Scene Xi.: Sacco, Calcagno, the Former.

Scene Xii.: Bourgognino--The Former

Scene Xiii.: The Former--Without Bertha.

Scene Iii.: Leonora, Calcagno Entering.

Act Ii.

Scene Iv.: The Moor and Fiesco.

Scene V.: Fiesco; Zenturione, Zibo, and Asserato, Rushing In.

Scene Vi.: Fiesco Alone. (the Noise Without Increases.)

Scene Viii.: Fiesco, Twelve Artisans.

Scene Ix.: Fiesco, Moor Entering Hastily.

Scene X.: Leonora and Rosa Enter Hastily, Alarmed.

Scene Xiii.: Andreas and Gianettino.

Scene Xiv.

Scene Iv.--An Antichamber in Fiesco's Palace.

Scene Xvi.: Fiesco Alone.

Scene Xviii.: The Former, Except Romano.

Scene Xix.

Act Iii.

Scene Ii.--An Apartment in Fiesco's House. in the Middle Of the Back Scene, a Glass Door, Through Which is Seen a View Of the Sea and Genoa. Day-Break.

Scene Iii.

Scene V.: Fiesco, Verrina, Bourgognino, Calcagno, Sacco

Scene Ix.

Scene X.

Scene Ii.

Scene Iv.

Scene: V.

Scene Vi.

Scene, Vii.

Scene Viii.

Scene Ix.

Scene X.

Scene Xii.

Scene Xiii.

Scene Xiv.: Leonora and Fiesco

Scene Ii.

Scene Iv.: Andreas Doria, Germans.

Scene V.

Scene Vi.: Sacco, with a Number of Followers. Calcagno, Meeting Him With Others.

Scene Vii.: Moor. a Troop of Thieves, with Lighted Matches.

Scene Ix.: Fiesco and Zibo from Different Sides. Attendants.

Scene X.: Fiesco, Sacco, the Moor, Soldiers.

Scene Xii.: Fiesco, Calcagno, Sacco, Zenturione, Zibo; Soldiers, with Drums and Colours.

Scene Xiv.: Andreas, Lomellino

Scene Xv.

Scene Xvi.

Scene Xvii.: Calcagno, Sacco, Zibo, Zenturione--Conspirators. People.

Love and Intrigue.: A Tragedy.

Scene Iv.

Scene V.--A Chamber in the President's House.

Scene Vi.

Scene Vii.: President--Ferdinand.

Act Ii.

Scene Ii.

Scene Iv.--Miller's House.: Miller Meeting Louisa and Mrs. Miller

Scene V.: Miller, Mrs. Miller, Louisa, Ferdinand.

Scene Vii.: Officers of Justice--The Former.

Act III

Scene Ii.: The President--Marshal Kalb.

Scene. Iii.--The President and Worm.

Scene V.

Scene Vi.

Act Iv.

Scene Ii.

Scene, Iv.

Scene Vi.--A Magnificent Saloon in Lady Milford's House,

Scene Vii.: Lady Milford, Louisa.

Scene Ix.

Scene Ii.

Scene Iii.

Scene Iv.: Ferdinand Alone.

Scene Vi.: Louisa with a Glass of Lemonade; the Former.

Scence. Viii.

Demetrius.

Scene Ii.--A Height Crowned with Trees.

Scene Iii.

The Ghost-Seer;: Or, Apparitionist: From the Papers of Count O * * * * *

Letter Iii.: Baron Von F----- to Count Von O-----

Letter Iv.: Baron Von F----- to Count Von O-----

Letter V.: Baron Von F----- to Count Von O-----

Letter Vi.

Letter Vii.

Letter Viii.: Baron F----- to Count O-----.

Letter IX: Baron F----- to Count O-----

Letter X.: Baron F----- to Count O-----.

The Sport of Destiny.: A Fragment of a True History.

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The Works of Frederick Schiller, Early Dramas and Romances: The Robbers, Fiesco, Love and Intrigue, Demetrius, the Ghost-Seer, and the Sport of Destiny

Book by Henry G. Bohn, Friedrich Schiller; Bell and Daldy, 1873

THE WORKS OF FREDERICK SCHILLER.
EARLY DRAMAS AND ROMANCES.
THE ROBBERS, FIESCO, LOVE AND INTRIGUE DEMETRIUS, THE GHOST-SEER, AND THE SPORT OF DESTINY.

TRANSLATED FROM THE GERMAN, CHIEFLY BY

HENRY G. BOHN.

LONDON: BELL & DALDY, YORK STREET COVENT GARDEN, 1873.

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Publication Information: Book Title: The Works of Frederick Schiller, Early Dramas and Romances: The Robbers, Fiesco, Love and Intrigue, Demetrius, the Ghost-Seer, and the Sport of Destiny. Contributors: Henry G. Bohn - transltr, Friedrich Schiller - author. Publisher: Bell and Daldy. Place of Publication: London. Publication Year: 1873. Page Number: iii.

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