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 <bibl type="FRsource" n="1.6" xml:id="L0006R"><title>No!</title><title type="source">Adapted from the
   French.</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="1.7" xml:id="L0007"><title>The Daughter</title><title type="source">Based on
   Scribe's 'La Lectrice', adapted for Madame Vestris's Theatre</title><!-- notfound HT BW -->
  <note>? 10532. la Lectrice , ou une Folie de jeune homme (com .- vaud . 2 GD a .) par J.-F.-A. Bayard . 16-9-34</note></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="2.2" xml:id="L0017"><title>Power and Principle</title><title type="source"
   >(founded upon von Schiller's "Kabale und Liebe")</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="2.13" xml:id="L0028"><title>Born to Good Luck: or, The Irishman's
   Fortune</title><title type="source">Adapted from "False and True"</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="3.6" xml:id="L0036R"><title>The day after the wedding; or, a wife's first
   lesson</title><title type="source">Adapted from the French</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="3.9" xml:id="L0039"><title>Belphegor; or, The Mountebank and his
   Wife</title><title type="source">Adapted from the French</title><relatedItem type="source"><note>11914. Paillasse
    (dr . 5 a .) par Marc Fournier &amp; Dennery . TG 9-11-50</note>
   <bibl><title>Paillasse, drame en cing actes / par Mm d'Ennery et Marc-Fournier</title></bibl>
  </relatedItem></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="4.2" xml:id="L0047"><title>The Ladies' Battle; or, Un Duel en
   Amour!</title><title type="source">From the French of MM. Scribe and Legouvé by William Thomas
   Robertson.</title><relatedItem><bibl><note>https://hdl.handle.net/2027/hvd.32044102852357</note></bibl></relatedItem></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="4.14" xml:id="L0059R"><title>Lovers' Quarrels; or, like Master like
   Man</title><title type="source">From the comedy of The Mistake by Sir John
  Vanbrugh</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="5.1" xml:id="L0061"><title>Pauline</title><title type="source">Translated
   and adapted from the French. Theatre Historique, one act June 1850</title><relatedItem><bibl>12065. Pauline (dr . 5 a . pr .) par Grangé &amp; Montépin . TH 1-6-50</bibl></relatedItem> <!-- or maybe 12066. Pauline , ou le Châtiment d'une( dr . 3 a . pr .) par F. Laloue & Fabrice Labrousse . PSM 25-1-41 or even 12067. Pauline , ou Sait -on qui gouverne? (com .- vaud . 2 a .) par Carmouche & A.-H.-J. Duveyrier .--></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="5.4" xml:id="L0064"><title>The Game of Speculation</title><title
   type="source">Adapted from Balzac, "Mercadet"</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="6.4" xml:id="L0079"><title>Les Frères Corses; or, The Corsican
   Brothers</title><title type="source">Adapted from the Romance of M. Dumas. [Transl. by Grange et
   Montepin.] Theatre Historique, Paris, 10 August 1850</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="6.11" xml:id="L0086"><title>The Lost Husband</title><title type="source"
   >Written and Adapted from the French</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="7.1" xml:id="L0091"><title>Left the Stage; or, Grassot tormented by
   Ravel</title><title type="source">Translated from M. Siraudin, and Adapted to the English
    Stage</title><relatedItem><bibl>9738. Grassot embêté par Ravel (vaud .1 a .) par Siraudin . PR 21-8-50</bibl></relatedItem></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="7.7" xml:id="L0097"><title>Book the Third, Chapter the First</title><title
   type="source">Translated and Adapted from the French of MM. Eugène Prèrron et Adolphe Laferrière
   [First performed as "The Novel Experiment"]</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="7.11" xml:id="L0101"><title>The Son of the Wilderness</title><title
   type="source">Translated into Verse by William Henry Charlton</title><relatedItem type="source">
   <bibl><author ref="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Friedrich_Halm">Friedrich
     Halm</author><title>Der Sohn der Wildnis (1842)</title></bibl>
  </relatedItem></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="7.13" xml:id="L0103"><title>Diamond Cut Diamond</title><title type="source"
   >Altered from "How to Die for Love"</title><relatedItem type="source">
   <bibl><author>Kotzebue, August Von</author><title>How to Die for Love (Blind Geladen,
     1812)</title></bibl>
  </relatedItem></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="9.5" xml:id="L0125"><title>The Good Woman in the Wood</title><title
   type="source">Founded on Mademoiselle de la Force's fairy tale La Bonne Femme</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="9.14" xml:id="L0134"><title>Louis XI</title><title type="source">Adapted
   from Casimer Delavigne</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="10.1" xml:id="L0136"><title>The Obstinate Family</title><title type="source"
   >Translated and Adapted from the German</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="10.3" xml:id="L0138"><title>Marco Spada</title><title type="source">Altered
   and Adapted from the French of M. Scribe</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="10.7" xml:id="L0142"><title>Stage Struck; or, The Loves of Augustus
   Portarlington and Celestina Beverley</title><title type="source">Adapted from "Love in the
   East"</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="11.5" xml:id="L0155"><title>Sardanapalus, King of Assyria</title><title
   type="source">Adapted for Representation by Charles Kean</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="11.12" xml:id="L0162"><title>Acis and Galatea</title><title type="source"
   >Arranged for Stage Presentation from the Serenata of Handel. The Poetry, with the exception of
   the Introductory Scene, by Gay. Selection and adaptation of the Introductory Passages and the
   entire orchestral arrangements by Mr. T. Cooke</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="12.1" xml:id="L0166"><title>Don Caesar de Bazan</title><title type="source"
   >Translated and Adapted from the French of MM. Dumanis and Dennery</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="12.13" xml:id="L0178"><title>Uncle Tom's Cabin</title><title type="source"
   >Adapted from Mrs. Beecher Stowe's celebrated novel</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="13.6" xml:id="L0186"><title>Once upon a Time there were Two
   Kings</title><title type="source">Founded on Countess D'Aulnoy's Story of "La Princess
   Carpillon"</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="13.13" xml:id="L0193"><title>King Richard the Third</title><title
   type="source">Adapted by Colley Cibber. Address by Charles Kean</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="13.15" xml:id="L0195"><title>The Sea of Ice; or, The Prayer of the Wrecked,
   and the Gold-Seeker of Mexico</title><title type="source">Adapted from the French of MM. D'Ennery
   and Dugué (as "The Thirst of Gold, or the Lost Ship and the Wild Flower of
  Mexico")</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="14.9" xml:id="L0204"><title>Louise de Lignarolles</title><title
   type="source">Adapted from the French of MM. Prosper Denaux and Ernest
   Legouvre</title><relatedItem type="source">
   <bibl><title>Louise de Lignerolles, Drame en cinq actes et en prose,/Par MM. Prosper Dinaux et
     Ernest Legouvé</title><note>10640. Louise de Lignerolles ( dr . 5 a . pr .) par Goubaux &amp; E. Legouvé. TF 6-6-38     </note><ref>https://hdl.handle.net/2027/coo.31924088400753</ref></bibl>
  </relatedItem></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="14.13" xml:id="L0208"><title>To Oblige Benson</title><title type="source"
   >Adapted from the French Vaudeville "Un Service à Blanchard"</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="15.3" xml:id="L0213"><title>Faust and Marguerite</title><title type="source"
   >Translated from the French of Michael Carré, expressly for this Edition of Plays</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="15.8" xml:id="L0218"><title>Sunshine through the Clouds</title><title
   type="source">Adapted from "La Joie fait Peur" by Madame de Girardin;</title><relatedItem><bibl>https://hdl.handle.net/2027/hvd.hxdgcl</bibl></relatedItem></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="15.10" xml:id="L0220"><title>The Courier of Lyons; or, The Attack upon the
   Mail</title><title type="source">Translated from the French of Messieurs Moreau, Giraudin, and
   Delacour</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="16.8" xml:id="L0233"><title>A Blighted Being.</title><title type="source"
   >Adapted from the French Vaudeville "Une Existence Décolorée"</title><relatedItem type="source">
   <bibl><title>Une existence décolorée/ comedie-vaudeville en un act/ de M.
     A.Lefranc</title><relatedItem><bibl>9029. une Existence décolorée (com. vaud . 1a .) par Lefranc . PR 7-11-47
</bibl></relatedItem></bibl>
  </relatedItem></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="17.6" xml:id="L0246"><title>The Bottle</title><title type="source">Founded
   upon the Graphic Illustrations of George Cruikshank, Esq.</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="17.13" xml:id="L0253"><title>A Good Little Wife</title><title type="source"
   >Translated and Adapted from "Un Caprice" by Alfred de Musset.</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="17.15" xml:id="L0255"><title>The Three Musketeers; or, The Queen, the
   Cardinal, and the Adventurer</title><title type="source">Founded on Dumas' Celebrated
   Romance</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="18.2" xml:id="L0257"><title>My Wife's Diary</title><title type="source"
   >Translated and Adapted from "Les Mémoires de deux jeunes mariées" by MM. Dennery and
   Clairville</title>
  <relatedItem type="source">
    <bibl><note>11214. les Mémoires de deux jeunes  mariées (com.-vaud . 1 a .) par  Dennery &amp; Clairville . PR 10-12-43</note></bibl>
  </relatedItem></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="18.3" xml:id="L0258"><title>My Neighbour's Wife</title><title type="source"
   >Adapted from the French</title><relatedItem>
   <bibl>Adaptation of<author>Scribe</author><title>Bertrand et Raton; ou, Part de
     conspirer</title>(Paris, 14/11/1833). </bibl><note>6949. Bertrand et Raton , ou l'Art de conspirer (com . 5 a . pr .) par Scribe . TF 14-11-33 </note>
  </relatedItem></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="18.8" xml:id="L0263"><title>Esmeralda; or, The Deformed of Notre
   Dame</title><title type="source">Founded on Victor Hugo's novel of "Notre Dame"</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="18.11" xml:id="L0266"><title>The Clockmaker's Hat</title><title
   type="source">Adapted from "Le Chapeau d'un Horologer" by Madame Émile de
  Girardin.</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="18.14" xml:id="L0269"><title>Guy Mannering; or, The Gipsy's
   Prophecy!</title><title type="source">Adapted from Sir Walter Scott</title><relatedItem
   type="source">
   <bibl><author>Sir Walter Scott</author><title>Guy Mannering</title></bibl>
  </relatedItem></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="19.5" xml:id="L0275"><title>Cymon and Iphigenia</title><title type="source"
   >Altered from the Text of David Garrick</title><relatedItem type="source">
   <bibl><title>Cymon and Iphigenia</title></bibl>
  </relatedItem></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="19.6" xml:id="L0276"><title>Fortunio; and his Seven Gifted
   Servants</title><title type="source">Founded on the Popular Nursery Tale by the Countess
   D'Aulnoy's</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="19.7" xml:id="L0277"><title>The Invisible Prince; or, the Island of Tranquil
   Delights</title><title type="source">Founded on the Countess D'Aulnoy's Fairy Tale of "Prince
   Lutin"</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="19.8" xml:id="L0278"><title>The Island of Jewels</title><title type="source"
   >Founded on the Countess D'Aulnoy's story of the "Serpentin Vert"</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="19.10" xml:id="L0280"><title>The King of the Peacocks</title><title
   type="source">Founded on the Countess D'Anois's story "La Princesse Rosette"</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="19.11" xml:id="L0281"><title>The Prince of Happy Land; or, the Fawn in the
   Forest</title><title type="source">Founded on the Countess D'Anois's Popular Story "La Biche au
   Bois"</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="19.13" xml:id="L0283"><title>Sleeping Beauty in the Wood</title><title
   type="source">Founded on the Popular Nursery Tale of the Same Name</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="20.2" xml:id="L0287"><title>“The Birds” of Aristophanes</title><title
   type="source">Being an Humble Attempt to Adapt the said "Birds" to this climate, by Giving Them
   New Names, New Feathers, New Songs, and New Tales</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="20.10" xml:id="L0295"><title>Grist to the Mill</title><title type="source"
   >This little Comedy is Founded upon a One Act Vaudeville, entitled "La Marquise de
   Carabas"</title><note>? 11122. la Marquise de Carabas (com.-vaud . 1 a .) . par J.-F.-A. Bayard &amp; Dumanoir . PR 21-11-43</note></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="20.13" xml:id="L0298"><title>Queen Mary's Bower</title><title type="source"
   >The Plot of this Piece is Founded on that of M. St. George's Opera, "Les Mousquetaires de la
   Reine"</title><relatedItem><bibl>11557. les Mousquetaires de la reine      (op .-com . 3 a .) par St. - Georges
     (mus . de Halévy ) . OC 3-2-46 </bibl></relatedItem></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="21.7" xml:id="L0307"><title>The Enchanted Forest; or, the Bear! the Eagle!
   and the Dolphin!</title><title type="source">(founded on "The Chronicle of the Three Sisters",
   from the German of John Augustus Musaeus)</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="21.8" xml:id="L0308"><title>The Mistress of the Mill</title><title
   type="source">A translation from "La Munière de Marly"</title><relatedItem><bibl><note>11280. la Meunière de
      Marly (com.-vaud . 1 a .) par A.-H.-J. Du-
      veyrier &amp; Ch . Duveyrier . TVR
      21-4-40</note></bibl></relatedItem></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="22.4" xml:id="L0319"><title>“Still Waters Run Deep”</title><title
   type="source">This Comedy is Founded on Charles de Bernard's Novel of "Le Gendre"</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="22.11" xml:id="L0326"><title>The Stranger</title><title type="source"
   >Translated by Benjamin Thompson</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="23.1" xml:id="L0331"><title>The Black Doctor</title><title type="source"
   >Translated from "Le Docteur Noir" of Messrs. Anicet-Bourgeois and Dumanoir</title><relatedItem><bibl><note>8582. le Docteur noir (dr . 7 a.) par A.
      Bourgeois , Dumanoir (&amp; Dennery ?) . PSM 30-7-46</note></bibl></relatedItem></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="23.2" xml:id="L0332"><title>The Life and Death of Jack
   Sheppard</title><title type="source">Adapted from Harrison Ainsworth's Popular
  Romance*</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="23.5" xml:id="L0335"><title>The Sergeant's Wife</title><title type="source"
   >Taken from the Author's Tales of the "O'Hara Family". Music Composed by Mr. Goss</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="23.13" xml:id="L0343"><title>Noémie</title><title type="source">From the
   French of Mm. Dennery and Clement, translated and adapted by William Robertson</title><relatedItem><note>11671. Noémie (vaud . 2 a .) par Dennery &amp; Clément , GD 31-10-45</note></relatedItem></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="24.4" xml:id="L0349"><title>Evadne; or, The Statue</title><title
   type="source">Altered from Rivers and Shirley</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="24.5" xml:id="L0350"><title>Spring and Autumn; or, Married for
   Money</title><title type="source">Adapted from the French</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="24.6" xml:id="L0351"><title>Twenty Minutes with a Tiger</title><title
   type="source">Adapted from the French</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="24.11" xml:id="L0356"><title>The Queen of Spades</title><title type="source"
   >Adapted from "La Dame de Pique"</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="24.12" xml:id="L0357"><title>The Discreet Princess; or, The Three Glass
   Distaffs</title><title type="source">Founded on the Story of "L'Adroite Princesse," in "Les
   Contes de la Mere L'Oie" by Charles Perrault</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="25.8" xml:id="L0368"><title>The Chevalier de St. George</title><title
   type="source">Adapted from the French of MM. Melesville and Roger de Beauvoir</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="25.9" xml:id="L0369"><title>Comedy and Tragedy</title><title type="source"
   >From the French of M.R. Fournier. Translated by William Robson</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="26.5" xml:id="L0380"><title>Fifteen Years of Labour Lost; or, The Youth Who
   Never Saw a Woman</title><title type="source">From the French</title><relatedItem type="source">
   <bibl><title>Nature et Philosophie</title></bibl>
  </relatedItem></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="26.9" xml:id="L0384"><title>Giralda; or, The Invisible Husband</title><title
   type="source">Adapted from Scribe's Celebrated Opera</title><relatedItem><note>9679. Giralda , ou la Nouvelle Psyche
     (op .- com. 3 a .) par Scribe
     (mus . d'Adam ) . OC 20-7-50</note></relatedItem></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="27.1" xml:id="L0391"><title>Retribution</title><title type="source">Founded
   on Charles de Bernard's Novel "La Loi du Talion"</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="27.7" xml:id="L0397"><title>The Irish Doctor; or, The Lady
   Cured</title><title type="source">Altered from Fielding's Translation of Molière's "Le Medecin
   Malgre Lui"</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="27.8" xml:id="L0398"><title>Match Making</title><title type="source">From
   the French</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="27.11" xml:id="L0401"><title>Pizarro</title><title type="source">Adapted
   from the German of Augustus von Kotzebue</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="27.14" xml:id="L0404"><title>The Lady of the Camelias</title><title
   type="source">Freely Adapted from the "Dame aux Camelias" of Alexandre Dumas, Fils</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="28.3" xml:id="L0408"><title>The Man with the Iron Mask</title><title
   type="source">Adapted from the French in 4 Epochs</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="28.8" xml:id="L0413"><title>The Bride of Lammermuir</title><title
   type="source">Adapted from Sir Walter Scott's Celebrated Romance</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="29.1" xml:id="L0421"><title>Young and Handsome</title><title type="source"
   >Founded on the Countess of Murat's Fairy Tale of "Jeune et Belle".</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="29.3" xml:id="L0423"><title>Conrad and Medora; or, Harlequin Corsair, and
   the Little Fairy at the Bottom of the Sea</title><title type="source">Founded upon the Ballet of
   "Le Corsaire".</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="30.12" xml:id="L0447"><title>Charles the Second; or, The Merry
   Monarch</title><title type="source">Adapted from "La Jeunesse de Henri V"</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="32.4" xml:id="L0469"><title>The Omnibus, or “A Convenient
   Distance”</title><title type="source">Altered from Raymond's Farce of “Cherry
  Bounce”</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="32.7" xml:id="L0472"><title>Norma</title><title type="source">Freely
   rendered from the Italian. The Music Composed by Bellini. The Overture Composed by C. Raper,
   Esq.</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="32.14" xml:id="L0479"><title>The Marble Bride; or, The Nymphs of the
   Forest</title><title type="source">Adapted from “Les Elves”</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="33.12" xml:id="L0492"><title>The Jewess, or The Council of
   Constance</title><title type="source">Adapted from Scribe's “La Juive”</title><relatedItem><bibl><note>10434. la Juive ( op . 5 a . vers ) par
      Scribe (mus . de Halévy ) . ARM
      23-2-35</note></bibl></relatedItem></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="33.13" xml:id="L0493"><title>The Lady of the Lake</title><title
   type="source">Adapted from the Poem of Sir Walter Scott</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="33.14" xml:id="L0494"><title>Oliver Twist; or, The Parish Boy's
   Progress</title><title type="source">Adapted from the Celebrated Novel, by Mr Charles
   Dickens</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="35.13" xml:id="L0523"><title>Margaret Catchpole; The Heroine of Suffolk, or
   The Vicissitudes of Real Life</title><title type="source">(Adapted from the celebrated work of
   the same title</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="36.10" xml:id="L0535"><title>The Veteran of 102 Years, or Five
   Generations</title><title type="source">Adapted from the French</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="36.15" xml:id="L0540"><title>King René's Daughter</title><title
   type="source">From the Danish of Henrik Herz Rendered Into English Verse</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="37.2" xml:id="L0542"><title>L'Elisir D'Amore; or, The Elixir of
   Love</title><title type="source">Adapted from Donizetti's Celebrated Work</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="37.3" xml:id="L0543"><title>Matrimony</title><title type="source">Adapted
   from the French</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="37.8" xml:id="L0548"><title>Catherine Howard</title><title type="source"
   >From The Celebrated Play Of That Name By Alexander Dumas</title><relatedItem><bibl><note>7396. Catherine Howard (dr . 5 a . pr .)      par A. Dumas père . PSM 2-par P. Duport &amp; Chapelle .
      GD 20-10-37</note></bibl></relatedItem></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="37.12" xml:id="L0552"><title>The Maid and the Magpie; or, The Fatal
   Spoon!</title><title type="source">Founded on the Opera “La Gazza Larda.”</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="38.10" xml:id="L0565"><title>Aunt Charlotte's Maid</title><title
   type="source">Altered for Provincial Representation from “Our French Lady's Maid”</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="43.4" xml:id="L0634"><title>The Dog of Montargis; or, The Forest of
   Bondy</title><title type="source">Adapted from the French</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="43.5" xml:id="L0635"><title>The Rendezvous</title><title type="source"
   >Adapted from the French</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="43.6" xml:id="L0636"><title>The Village Lawyer</title><title type="source"
   >Adapted from “L'Avocat Patelin”</title><note>6698. l'Avocat Patelin (com . de Brueys ,
    mise en vaud . 1 a .) . PR 19-11-31
    6699. l'Avocat Patelin (com . de Brueys ,
    mise en vaud . 1 a .) par A.&amp; Dennery
    Cès - Caupenne .TAC 10-4-36</note></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="43.10" xml:id="L0640"><title>Good for Evil; or, A Wife's Trial</title><title
   type="source">Adapted from the French of Emile Augier</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="44.4" xml:id="L0649"><title>The Cricket on the Hearth</title><title
   type="source">Adapted from Mr Charles Dickens's Popular Story</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="44.5" xml:id="L0650"><title>The Head of the Family</title><title
   type="source">From “Le Moulin A Paroles”</title><relatedItem><bibl><note>11544. le Moulin à paroles (com .- vaud .
      1 a .) par Lurieu &amp; Dupeuty .
      TVR 8-6-47</note></bibl></relatedItem></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="44.11" xml:id="L0656"><title>Holly Bush Hall; or, The Track in the
   Snow</title><title type="source">Dramatised from the Story of the same Name Published in
   Reynold's Miscellany</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="45.1" xml:id="L0661"><title>A Tale of Two Cities</title><title type="source"
   >Adapted from the Story of that Name by Charles Dickens</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="45.13" xml:id="L0673"><title>The Outlaw of the Adriatic; or The Female Spy
   and the Chief of Ten</title><title type="source">Adapted from the French of Victor
  Sejour</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="46.6" xml:id="L0681"><title>Asmodeus, The Little Demon; or, The ----'s
   Share</title><title type="source">Adapted from the French of Eugene Scribes's 'Part Du
    Diable'</title><relatedItem><bibl><note>12006. la Part du diable (op .-com . 3
       a .) par Scribe (mus . d'Auber ) .
       OC 16-1-43</note></bibl></relatedItem></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="47.1" xml:id="L0691"><title>Marguerite's Colours; or, Passing The
   Frontier</title><title type="source">Adapted from the French</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="49.3" xml:id="L0723"><title>Ruy Blas</title><title type="source">From the
   French of Victor Hugo</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="50.9" xml:id="L0744"><title>The House on the Bridge of Notre
   Dame</title><title type="source">Adapted from the French of Théodore Barrière and Henry de
   Kock</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="50.10" xml:id="L0745"><title>Tom Thumb</title><title type="source">Altered
   from Henry Fielding. Illustrations by George Cruikshank.</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="51.2" xml:id="L0752"><title>The Pirates of the Savannah; or, The Tiger
   Hunter of the Prairies</title><title type="source">From the French of Anicet Bourgeois and
   Ferdinand Duguèt</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="51.7" xml:id="L0757"><title>Jocrisse, the Juggler</title><title
   type="source">Adapted from the French of D'Ennery and Jules Bresil</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="51.11" xml:id="L0761"><title>The Angel of Midnight</title><title
   type="source">Adapted from the French of T. Barriere and E. Plouvier</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="52.5" xml:id="L0770"><title>Mary Price; or, The Adventures of a Servant
   Girl</title><title type="source">Founded on a Popular Work by G.W.M. Reynolds</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="52.6" xml:id="L0771"><title>The Syren of Paris</title><title type="source"
   >Adapted from the French of Eugene Grange and Xavier de Montepin</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="52.7" xml:id="L0772"><title>A Lucky Escape!</title><title type="source">From
   the French</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="53.1" xml:id="L0781"><title>Miss Eily O'Connor</title><title type="source"
   >Founded on the Great Sensation Drama of The Colleen Bawn</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="53.3" xml:id="L0783"><title>Medea</title><title type="source">Translated
   from the French of Ernest Legouvé</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="53.13" xml:id="L0793"><title>Slowstop's Engagements</title><title
   type="source">From the French</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="54.2" xml:id="L0797"><title>Eclipsing the Son</title><title type="source"
   >From the French</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="54.10" xml:id="L0805"><title>Friends or Foes?</title><title type="source"
   >Adapted and Altered from the French</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="54.15" xml:id="L0810"><title>The Idiot of the Mountain</title><title
   type="source">Adapted from the French of Eugène Grangé and Lambert Thiboust</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="55.4" xml:id="L0814"><title>The Jeweller of St.James's</title><title
   type="source">Freely Adapted from the French of H. de Saint-Georges and A. de
  Leuven</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="55.10" xml:id="L0820"><title>Norma Travestie</title><title type="source"
   >Freely Rendered (Not) From the Italian</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="56.9" xml:id="L0834"><title>Il Trovatore (The Troubadour)</title><title
   type="source">From the Popular Opera of that Name.</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="57.3" xml:id="L0843"><title>Rasselas, Prince of Abyssinia; or, The Happy
   Valley</title><title type="source">Founded on Dr. Johnson's well-known Tale, but at times getting
   very wide of its foundation</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="57.9" xml:id="L0849"><title>Lady Audley's Secret</title><title type="source"
   >Adapted From Miss Braddon's Popular Work of the Same Title</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="57.10" xml:id="L0850"><title>The Heart of Mid-Lothian; or, The Sisters of
   St. Leonards</title><title type="source">Adapted from Sir Walter Scott's Admired Novel. With
   Introduction from T. Dibdin's Play, W. Murray's Alteration of the Same, Eugene Scribe's Opera and
   Dion Boucicault's Amalgamation of the Above, Colin Hazlewood's Adjustment and Re-Adjustment, J.B.
   Johnstone's Appropriation, and Other Equally Original Versions, Together with a Very Small Amount
   of New Matter</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="57.12" xml:id="L0852"><title>The Duke's Daughter; or, The Hunchback of
   Paris</title><title type="source">Dramatized from Paul Feval's “Le Petite Parisien” by Anicet
   Bourgois and Feval as “Le Bossu”. Adapted for the English Stage</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="57.14" xml:id="L0854"><title>Forty Winks</title><title type="source">From
   the French</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="58.1" xml:id="L0856"><title>Aurora Floyd</title><title type="source">Adapted
   from Miss Braddon's Popular Work of the Same Title.</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="58.3" xml:id="L0858"><title>Beautiful Haidée; or, The Sea Nymph and the
   Sallee Rovers</title><title type="source">Founded on the Poem of Don Juan, the Ballad of Lord
   Bateman, and the Legend of Lurline</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="58.9" xml:id="L0864"><title>Alonzo the Brave; or, Faust and the Fair
   Imogene</title><title type="source">Uniting in Its Construction the Romantic Pathos of the
   Well-known Ballad “Alonzo and Imogene” with the Thrilling Horrors of Goethe's
  “Faust”</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="59.1" xml:id="L0871"><title>The Ticket-of-Leave Man</title><title
   type="source">Founded on a French Dramatic Tale, “Le Retour de Melun”, included in “Les Drames de
   la Vie”, by MM. Brisebarre and Nuz</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="59.2" xml:id="L0872"><title>Oberon</title><title type="source">The Music
   Composed by Carl Maria von Weber. The Recitatives and Additional Pieces Selected and arranged
   from the Work of the Same Composer by Jules Benedict.</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="59.5" xml:id="L0875"><title>The Motto: I am “All There”</title><title
   type="source">Founded on the Lyceum Drama of the “Duke's Motto”</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="61.9" xml:id="L0909"><title>Love and Rain</title><title type="source"
   >Adapted from the French</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="62.5" xml:id="L0920"><title>The “Alabama”</title><title type="source"
   >Altered from H.M. Sloop, “Spitfire”</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="62.11" xml:id="L0926"><title>Katherine and Petruchio</title><title
   type="source">Altered from “The Taming of the Shrew” by William Shakespeare</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="63.6" xml:id="L0936"><title>The Monastery of St.Juste</title><title
   type="source">Adapted from the French of Casimir Delavigne, Author of “Louis XI”</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="63.10" xml:id="L0940"><title>Mazourka; or, The Stick, The Pole, and the
   Tartar</title><title type="source">Founded on the French Ballet, entitled “Le Diable à
   Quatre”</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="64.10" xml:id="L0955"><title>The “Grin” Bushes! Or, The “Mrs.” Brown of the
   “Missis”-Sippi</title><title type="source">Founded on the Famous Adelphi Drama of “The Green
   Bushes”</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="64.14" xml:id="L0959"><title>Princess Spring-Time; or, The Envoy Who Stole
   The King's Daughter</title><title type="source">Founded on the Story by the Countess
   d'Anois</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="65.6" xml:id="L0966"><title>The Hidden Hand</title><title type="source"
   >Freely Adapted from “L'Aieule”, of M.M. D'Ennery and Edmond</title></bibl><relatedItem><bibl><note>6214. l'Aïeule (op .-com . 1 a . pr .) par    St. - Georges (mus . de Boïeldieu ) .    OC 17-8-41</note></bibl></relatedItem>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="65.14" xml:id="L0974"><title>Fan-Fan, The Tulip; or, A Soldier's
   Fortune</title><title type="source">Translated from the French of M. Paul Meurice</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="66.11" xml:id="L0986"><title>The Will and The Way; or, The Mysteries of
   Carrow Abbey</title><title type="source">Founded on the Popular Work of the Same Name by J.F.
   Smith</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="68.6" xml:id="L1011"><title>Orpheus in the Haymarket</title><title
   type="source">Run Into Rhyme, with Alterations and Additions, and Adapted to the English Stage
   (in the Haymarket), from the French of Monsieur Hector Cremieux</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="69.12" xml:id="L1032"><title>The Ticket-Of-Leave Man's Wife; or, Six Years
   After</title><title type="source">With a Continuation of Mr Tom Taylor's Drama of the
   “Ticket-of-Leave Man”</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="70.7" xml:id="L1042"><title>The Bride of Abydos</title><title type="source"
   >From Lord Byron's Celebrated Poem</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="70.10" xml:id="L1045"><title>Bluebeard Re-Paired. A Worn-Out Subject Done-Up
   Anew</title><title type="source">Adapted from the French of Henri Meilhac and Ludovic
   Halévy</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="71.1" xml:id="L1051"><title>The Fair Maid of Perth; or, The Battle of the
   Inch</title><title type="source">Founded on Sir Walter Scott's Admired Novel</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="71.3" xml:id="L1053"><title>Tromb-Al-Ca-Zar; or, The Adventures of an Orphan
   Troupe</title><title type="source">Adapted from the French. Music by Jacques
  Offenbach</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="71.14" xml:id="L1064"><title>The Lady of the Lake Plaid in a New
   Tartan</title><title type="source">Founded on Sir Walter Scott's Immortal Poem</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="71.15" xml:id="L1065"><title>One of you must marry</title><title
   type="source">adapted from the German</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="72.5" xml:id="L1070"><title>The Two Galley Slaves</title><title
   type="source">Adapted from the French</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="72.7" xml:id="L1072"><title>The Woman that was a Cat</title><title
   type="source">Adapted from La Chatte Métamorphosée en Femme</title><relatedItem><bibl>https://hdl.handle.net/2027/wu.89005097423; score https://hdl.handle.net/2027/nc01.ark:/13960/t9x070k8s</bibl></relatedItem></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="72.12" xml:id="L1077"><title>Lucia Di Lammermoor; or, The Laird, the Lady,
   and the Lover</title><title type="source">Founded on Donizetti's Popular Opera, and Consequently
   Very Unlike the Romance</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="72.14" xml:id="L1079"><title>Taming a Tiger</title><title type="source"
   >Adapted from the French. For private representation.</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="72.15" xml:id="L1080"><title>Jeannette's Wedding Day</title><title
   type="source">From “Les Noces de Jeannette” by Messrs M. Carre and Jules Barbier. Music by
   Massé</title><relatedItem><bibl>https://hdl.handle.net/2027/rul.39030024204077</bibl></relatedItem></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="73.4" xml:id="L1084"><title>More Free than Welcome</title><title
   type="source">Adapted from the French</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="73.5" xml:id="L1085"><title>Good Night Signor Pantaloon</title><title
   type="source">Adapted from the French. Music by Grisar</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="73.6" xml:id="L1086"><title>Love by Lantern-Light</title><title
   type="FRsource">Adapted from “Le Marriage aux Lanternes”. Music by Jacques Offenbach</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="73.9" xml:id="L1089"><title>Faust and Marguerite; or, The Devil's
   Draught</title><title type="source">A “Free and Easy” Adaptation of Goethe's
  “Faust”</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="74.11" xml:id="L1106"><title>Handy Man</title><title type="source">Adapted
   from Mr Samuel Lover's Novel</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="74.15" xml:id="L1110"><title>The Liar</title><title type="source">Adapted
   and Adopted by Charles Mathews from “Le Menteur” (altered from the Spanish), by
  Corneille</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="75.4" xml:id="L1114"><title>Adonis Vanquished</title><title type="source"
   >Adapted from “Le Dégel”</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="75.9" xml:id="L1119"><title>He “Lies Like Truth”</title><title type="source"
   >Adapted from “Le Menteur Veridique”</title><relatedItem><bibl><note>4921.
     le Menteur véridique
     (com .-vaud .
     1 a .) par Scribe &amp; Duveyrier .
     GD 24-4-23  </note></bibl></relatedItem></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="75.14" xml:id="L1124"><title>Frankenstein; or, The Man and the
   Monster</title><title type="source">Founded Principally on Mrs Shelley's Singular Work Entitled
   Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus, and Partly on the French Piece “Le Magicien et le
   Monstre”</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="75.15" xml:id="L1125"><title>Peter Smink; or, The Armistice</title><title
   type="source">Adapted from the French</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="76.3" xml:id="L1128"><title>Unlucky Friday</title><title type="source"
   >Translated and Adapted from the French</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="76.4" xml:id="L1129"><title>The Hypocrite</title><title type="source"
   >Altered from Cibber's “Nonjurer”, which was adapted from Molière's “Tartuffe”</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="76.6" xml:id="L1131"><title>Cartouche; The French Robber</title><title
   type="source">From the French of Messrs D'Ennery and Dugué. Translated and Adapted by W.R.
   Waldron, esq.</title><note>3452. Cartouche (mélo 3. a.) par Overnay &amp;
    Nézel TAC 23-1-27 ; or  3453. Cartouche et  Mandrin (com.-vaud 1 a.)     par Arm d'Artois
    &amp;  Dupin
    TVR 19-4-27</note></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="76.14" xml:id="L1139"><title>Henry Dunbar; or, A Daughter's
   Trial</title><title type="source">Founded on Mrs Braddon's Novel of the Same Name</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="77.1" xml:id="L1141"><title>Hernani; or, The Pledge of Honour</title><title
   type="source">From Victor Hugo. With the Original Preface</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="77.3" xml:id="L1143"><title>Clarissa Harlow</title><title type="source"
   >Adapted from the French</title><relatedItem type="source">
   <bibl n="BW_7755"><title>Clarisse Harlowe, drame en trois actes, mélé de chant </title> par
     <author>MM. Dumanoir, Clairville et Guillard</author><!-- (dr .- vaud 3 a .)-->
    <note type="perf">Représenté, pour la première fois, à Paris, sur le théâtre du
     Gymnase-Dramatique, le 5 Août 1846.</note><!-- GD 5-8-46 --><ref
     target="https://hdl.handle.net/2027/osu.32435030372528">HT from OSU</ref>; <ref
     target="https://archive.org/details/clarisseharlowed00duma">BYU from IA</ref></bibl>
  </relatedItem></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="77.13" xml:id="L1153"><title>The Latest Edition of Helen; or Taken from the
   Greek</title><title type="source">A Companion Picture to “Paris; or Vive
  Lempriere!”</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="79.2" xml:id="L1172"><title>Cæsar the Watch Dog of the Castle</title><title
   type="source">Adapted from the French</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="79.11" xml:id="L1181"><title>A Glass of Water; or, “Great Events from
   Trifling Causes Spring”.</title><title type="source">Freely adapted from the “Verre d'Eau” of
    Eugene Scribe</title><relatedItem><bibl>https://hdl.handle.net/2027/coo.31924027347834</bibl></relatedItem></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="79.12" xml:id="L1183"><title>The Irishman in London</title><title
   type="source">Adapted from the “Intriguing Footman”</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="80.11" xml:id="L1196"><title>Honour Before Wealth; or, The Romance of a Poor
   Young Man</title><title type="source">Adapted from the French of Octave Feuillet</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="81.6" xml:id="L1206"><title>Black Sheep</title><title type="source">Founded
   on Edmund Yates' Novel</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="81.13" xml:id="L1213"><title>The Scamps of London; or, The Cross Roads of
   Life!</title><title type="source">Adapted from the French by W.T. Moncrieff</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="82.12" xml:id="L1227"><title>Brown and the Brahmins; or, Captain Pop and the
   Princess Pretty-Eyes!</title><title type="source">Founded on the Drama of the “Illustrious
   Stranger”</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="82.14" xml:id="L1229"><title>Philippe; or, The Secret Marriage. A Story of
   The Revolution</title><title type="source">Adapted from the French</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="83.5" xml:id="L1235"><title>Marie Antoinette: Queen of France</title><title
   type="source">From the Italian Tragedy written for Madame Ristori by Signor
  Giacometti</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="83.8" xml:id="L1238"><title>Faust; or, The Fate of Margaret</title><title
   type="source">Adapted from the Poem of Goethe. With an Introduction</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="83.10" xml:id="L1240"><title>Matteo Falcone; or, The Brigand and
   Son</title><title type="source">Altered from the French</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="84.9" xml:id="L1254"><title>The Ladies of Saint-Cyr; or, The Runaway
   Husbands</title><title type="source">Adapted from the French of Alexandre Dumas</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="84.10" xml:id="L1255"><title>The Bird of Paradise</title><title
   type="source">Adapted from the French</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="85.1" xml:id="L1261"><title>The Man of Two Lives!</title><title
   type="source">Founded on “Les Miserables” of Victor Hugo.</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="85.2" xml:id="L1262"><title>Pedrillo; or, The Search for Two
   Fathers</title><title type="source">Adapted from the French</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="85.7" xml:id="L1267"><title>The Broken Sword; or, The Torrent of the
   Valley</title><title type="source">Adapted from the French</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="87.1" xml:id="L1291"><title>The Princess</title><title type="source">Being a
   Respectful Perversion of Mr Tennyson's Poem</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="87.2" xml:id="L1292"><title>Lucretia Borgia, M.D.; or, La Grande
   Doctresse</title><title type="source">Founded on a Famous Opera</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="87.5" xml:id="L1295"><title>Lord Bateman; or The Proud Young Porter and the
   Fair Sophia</title><title type="source">Founded on the Loving Ballad of “Lord
  Bateman”</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="87.6" xml:id="L1296"><title>The Maid and the Magpie</title><title
   type="source">Adapted from the French</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="88.4" xml:id="L1309"><title>Kensington Gardens; or, “Quite a Ladies
   Man”</title><title type="source">Adapted from the French</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="88.5" xml:id="L1310"><title>Tom and Jerry; or, Life in London in the
   1820s</title><title type="source">From Pierce Egan's Celebrated Work</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="88.10" xml:id="L1315"><title>The Corsican “Bothers”; or, The Troublesome
   Twins</title><title type="source">Founded on a Famous Romantic Drama</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="88.12" xml:id="L1317"><title>Frou-Frou</title><title type="source">Adapted
   from the French of MM. Meilhac and Halèvy</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="88.14" xml:id="L1319"><title>The Devil's Mount; or, The Female
   Bluebird</title><title type="source">Adapted from the French</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="89.7" xml:id="L1327"><title>Personation; or, Fairly Taken In</title><title
   type="source">Adapted from the French of Maria Theresa Decamp</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="91.4" xml:id="L1354"><title>The Lady of Belleisle; or, A Night in the
   Bastille</title><title type="source">Adapted from Dumas' “Mademoiselle de
  Belleisle”</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="92.14" xml:id="L1379"><title>The Woman in Red</title><title type="source"
   >Adapted and Altered from the French Piece of “La Tireuse des Cartes”</title><relatedItem><bibl><title>La Tireuse de Cartes, Melodrame en trois actes, par MM. Ernest Desprez et Alboise</title><ref target="https://hdl.handle.net/2027/mdp.39015066928493">Drames et Melodrames, pp 229-301</ref>
     <note>13557 la Tireuse de cartes (mélo . 3 a . pr.) par Alboise &amp; Vaulabelle .elle .
      NMO 9-6-31 ; TG 13-4-32
     </note></bibl></relatedItem></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="93.6" xml:id="L1386"><title>The Star of the North</title><title
   type="source">Adapted from the French</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="94.15" xml:id="L1410"><title>A Christmas Carol; or, The Miser's
   Warning!</title><title type="source">Adapted from Charles Dickens's Celebrated
  Work</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="95.12" xml:id="L1422"><title>Peace at any Price</title><title type="source"
   >Adapted from the French</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="96.1" xml:id="L1426"><title>Past and Present; or, The Hidden
   Treasure!</title><title type="source">Adapted from the French</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="96.9" xml:id="L1434"><title>Mazeppa; or , The Wild Horse of
   Tartary</title><title type="source">Dramatised from Lord Byron's Poem</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="96.11" xml:id="L1436"><title>Out of The Frying Pan</title><title
   type="source">Adapted from the Danish by P. Toft</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="97.1" xml:id="L1441"><title>The Half Caste; or, The Poisoned
   Pearl</title><title type="source">Adapted from the French</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="97.5" xml:id="L1445"><title>A Son of the Soil</title><title type="source"
   >Founded on the “Lion Amoureux”, of Ponsard</title><relatedItem type="source">
    <bibl><author>Ponsard, Francois</author><title>Le Lion Amoureux</title><ref>https://hdl.handle.net/2027/mdp.39015033441398</ref></bibl>
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 <bibl type="source" n="97.7" xml:id="L1447"><title>The Bells</title><title type="source">Adapted
   from “The Polish Jew”, A Dramatic Study, by MM. Erckmann-Chatrian</title><relatedItem><bibl>https://hdl.handle.net/2027/hvd.hwjuqq</bibl></relatedItem></bibl>
 <bibl type="FRsource" n="98.1" xml:id="L1456"><title>Awaking</title><title type="source">Altered and
   adapted from the French of MM. Sandeau and Decourcelle</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="98.8" xml:id="L1463"><title>Kenilworth</title><title type="source">From Sir
   Walter Scott</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="99.2" xml:id="L1472"><title>The Dead Witness; or, Sin and its
   Shadow</title><title type="source">Founded on “The Widow's Story” of The Seven Poor Travellers,
   by Charles Dickens</title></bibl>
 <bibl type="source" n="99.3" xml:id="L1473"><title>Waiting for the Verdict; or, Falsely
   Accused</title><title type="source">Founded on and embodying the celebrated picture of that name,
   by A. Solomon, Esq., in the Royal Academy</title></bibl>
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