King Henry V Arranged for Representation at the Princess's Theatre
Shakespeare
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- Literary English
- Everyday expressions
- Advanced vocabulary
- Long sentence structures
Quotes from this book
Heaven and its angels guard your sacred throne, And make you long become it!
France being ours, we’ll bend it to our awe, Or break it all to pieces.
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- PREFACE.Sample
- Enter Chorus.
- Scene I.—THE PAINTED CHAMBER IN THE ROYAL PALACE AT WESTMINSTER.
- Scene II.—EASTCHEAP, LONDON.
- HISTORICAL NOTE TO CHORUS—ACT FIRST
- HISTORICAL NOTES TO ACT FIRST.
- Enter Chorus.
- Scene I.—COUNCIL CHAMBER IN SOUTHAMPTON CASTLE.
- Scene II.—FRANCE. A ROOM IN THE FRENCH KING’S PALACE.
- HISTORICAL NOTES TO ACT SECOND.
- Enter Chorus.
- THE WALLS ARE MANNED BY THE FRENCH.
- Scene I.—FRANCE. ROOM IN THE FRENCH KING’S PALACE.
- Scene II.—A VIEW IN PICARDY.
- HISTORICAL NOTES TO ACT THIRD.
- Enter Chorus.
- Scene I.—THE ENGLISH CAMP AT AGINCOURT.(A) NIGHT.
- Scene II.—THE FRENCH CAMP—SUNRISE.
- Scene III.—THE ENGLISH POSITION AT AGINCOURT.
- Scene IV.—ANOTHER PART OF THE FIELD OF BATTLE.
- Scene V.—THE FIELD OF AGINCOURT AFTER THE BATTLE.
- Scene VI.—BEFORE KING HENRY’S PAVILION.
- HISTORICAL NOTES TO ACT FOURTH.
- Enter Chorus.
- RECEPTION OF KING HENRY THE FIFTH
- Scene I.—FRANCE IN THE NEIGHBOURHOOD OF TROYES.
- Scene II.—INTERIOR OF THE CATHEDRAL AT TROYES IN CHAMPAGNE.
- HISTORICAL NOTES TO ACT FIFTH.
- Page Notes
- Scene Notes
- Scene Correspondences