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Love's Labour's Lost

Sophisticated comedy of love and language

Love’s Labour’s Lost

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Love's Labour's Lost

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Love's Labour's Lost
Edited by William C. Carroll

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Related resources from the Folger Shakespeare Library

Meadows, Kenny. Love's Labour Lost. London: Published by William S. Orr &Co., 1845.

Woodforde, Samuel, artist. Love's labour lost, act IV, scene III: Once more I'll read the ode that I have writ. John Thompson, printmaker. Nineteenth century.

Sidney Herbert as Dona Adriano de Armado and Kitty Cheatham as Jaquenetta in Augustin Daly's production of Love's Labour's Lost. Photograph, 1891

Satchwell, R. William, artist. Loves Labour Lost, act V, scene II. William Ridley, printmaker. London: Published by Vernor & Hood, 1800.

Bell, Edward Hamilton, artist. Watercolor drawing for costume of King of Navarre in Augustin Daly's production of Love's Labour's Lost. 1891. - opens in new tab

John Drew as King of Navarre in Augustin Daly's production of Love's Labour's Lost. 1891.

Shakespeare, William. A Pleasant Conceited Comedie called, Loues labors lost. London: William White for Cuthbert Burby, 1598.

Hillingford, Robert. The Nine Worthies [act V, scene 1]. Peter Lightfoot, printmaker. London: Virtue & Co., nineteenth century.

Dighton, Robert, artist. Mr. Weston in the character of Costard [in] Love's Labour Lost. Charles Girgnion, printmaker. London: Published for Bell's edition of Shakespeare, 1776.

Hardy, Paul. Love's labour's lost, song: When icicles hang by the wall [graphic] / PH. In The Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic News, 1888.

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