Through the Pestilence and Playhouse Schemes
The Colonel weighs Tucker’s dangerous secrets and a looming plot to restore the Commonwealth as rumors of a plague strain social life. Mrs. Quinn worries over the Colonel’s ties to Albemarle while Whitehall moves to close playhouses and curb morale amid war scares.
Colonel Molles Returns to England in Dutch War Tale
NES FOOL NES FOOL follows Colonel Molles a soldier and adventurer who returns to England as war starts with Holland He seeks a army commission from His Grace of Albemarle but learns Hollies name on the late king’s warrant makes it dangerous He contemplates conspiratorial overthrow with Tucker and a street preacher laments pestilence spread.
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Tucker
Holland
Algernon Sidney
Commonwealth
Hollies
Holles
Albemarle
Albewarle
Luce
Mrs. Quinn
Hearbinder Lane
Long Acre
Paul's
Bearbinder Lane
John Lawrence
Whitehall
Whiteall
Hic
Grace
Buckingham
Duke of York
Epings
Portsmouth
Charleo
Colone
Sylvia Farquharson
Bucking
George
Etheredge
Etheredse
Lord Orrery
Katherine
Ether
Miss Farquharson
Duke of Buckingham
Betterton
Wallingford House
Buckinghm
Lincoln's
Ion Fields
Laura
Colonel Molles
England
Martha Quinn
Paul's Yard
London
Randal Hollies
Battle-weary talk and warning over Albemarle aid
The scene centers on a heated exchange about Albemarle and aid. Tucker orders Hollies to pause and deliberate, warning that in days ahead Whitehall may reveal a grim outcome if promised support fails to materialize. Randal reports a hot battle as the moment passes.
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Whitehall
Randal
Maui's Wonderful Remedy Ad Claims Curing Stomach Ailments
A newspaper advertisement touts Maui's Wonderful Remedy as a simple, harmless treatment that removes catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and eases inflammation causing stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. It promises money back and cites Newcomb & Matthew and druggists widely.
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Maui
Newcomb & Matthew
The Gown and the Play Compared in a Courtly Exchange
A dialogue fragment presents a dressmaker and a patron debating whether a gown or a play matters more. The speaker questions what counts as worthy and whether art should proceed without fittings, hinting at larger themes of creation and judgment.
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