Authors: Anonymous, William ShakespeareNot Peer Reviewed
The Tragedy of Locrine (Third Folio, 1664)
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Act 3, scene 1
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Act 1, scene 1
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Act 1, scene 2
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Act 1, scene 3
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Act 1, scene 4
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Act 2, scene 1
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Act 2, scene 2
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Act 2, scene 3
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Act 2, scene 4
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Act 2, scene 5
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Act 2, scene 6
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Act 2, scene 7
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Act 3, scene 1
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Act 3, scene 2
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Act 3, scene 3
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Act 3, scene 4
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Act 3, scene 5
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Act 3, scene 6
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Act 3, scene 7
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Act 4, scene 1
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Act 4, scene 2
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Act 4, scene 3
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Act 4, scene 4
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Act 4, scene 5
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Act 5, scene 2
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Complete text
> 942Actus Tertius. Scena prima. 943Enter Ate as before. The dumb show. A Crocadile sit- 944ting on a rivers bank, and a little Snake stinging it. 945Then let both of them fall into the water. 946Ate. Scelera in authorem cadunt.
947High on a bank by
Nilus boy
strous
streams,
948Fearfully
sat th'
Egyptian Crocodile,
949Dreadfully grinding in her
sharp long teeth,
950The broken bowels of a
silly
fish,
951His back was arm'd again
st the dint of
spear,
952With
shields of bra
sse that
shin'd like burni
sht gold,
953And as he
stretched forth his cruel paws,
954A
subtil Adder creeping clo
sely near,
955Thru
sting his forked
sting into his claws,
956Privily
shead his poi
son through his bones,
957Which made him
swell that there his bowels bur
st,
958That did
so much in his own greatne
sse tru
st.
959So
Humber having conquered
Albanact,
960Doth yield his glory unto
Locrine's
sword.
961Mark what en
sues, and you may ea
sily
see,
962That all our life is but a Tragedy.
Exit.