English Theatre Monologue from Venice Preserved: A Tragedy

From Venice Preserved: A Tragedy by Thomas Otway

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The proprietors of this elegant edition assure the public, that the strictest attention, (consistent with a proper execution of the embellishments and letter press) shall be devoted to the regular publication of a number, weekly. Fifty numbers of this work are now published; and the liberal support they have experienced will excite additional efforts to complete the series in the style which has met such general approbation. They hope to complete Shakspeare, in eight volumes, by the ensuing summer. * * * * * Transcriber's note: One instance of the name Bromveil was changed to read Bramveil. Missing punctuation, especially at the end of speeches, has been added without comment.

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