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Title: 'A Comedy of Errors' in Seven Acts

Author: Spokeshave (AKA Old Fogy)

Release Date: April 5, 2007 [EBook #20989]

Language: English

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"A COMEDY OF ERRORS"

IN

SEVEN ACTS

BY

SPOKESHAVE

ALIAS

OLD FOGY

SUPPLEMENTED BY

"SIR WINDBAG CONSULTS COUNT LUIE," "AN
IMAGINARY OFFICIAL CONSULTATION,"
"A DEMOCRATIC WAKE," "A
COUNCIL OF WAR" AND "A
SOLEMN CONCLAVE"

BY

OLD FOGY

LUZON PRESS

E. J. HABERER, PUBLISHER. 1914

_PREFACE_

_As many were not able to secure all the Acts of "A Comedy of Errors"
owing to the editions having been exhausted, and as numerous friends
have expressed a desire to secure it entire, the author has concluded
to publish it, supplemented by four more recent compositions._

_With malice towards none and charity to all, this modest booklet is
launched on the uncertain sea of literature._

_--Old Fogy._

_Manila, November 15th, 1914._

A COMEDY OF ERRORS

BY SPOKESHAVE

* * * * *

ACT I

Dramatis Personae

_Caesar_ . . . _Ruler of the State._
_Francos_ . . _Governor General of a Province._
_Quezox_ . . . _Resident Delegate from the Province._
_Page._

_Scene: Throne Room at the Capitol_

_Caesar:_ Most noble Francos, I greet thee heartily.
A function truly noble falls within