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It is hoped that the naming of the scenes will make 
reference less formal and more vivid and that the ques- 
tions both at the foot of the page and at the end of the 
act, in no sense intended merely to make it easier for 
student or teacher, will force home upon both those 
problems which every earnest reader of the play needs 
to solve. 

The editor desires to make grateful acknowledgment 
to Professor I. N. Demmon, Head of the Department 
of English Literature in the University of Michigan; to 
Professor F. N. Scott, Head of the Department of 
Rhetoric in the University of Michigan ; and to Dr. W. 
D. Moriarty, Instructor in English in the University of 
Michigan, for their valued help in suggestion and criti- 
cism. 

M. D. T. 

Detroit, Mich., March 3, 1913. 



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