THE

TEMPLE SHAKESPEARE

By the kind permission of Messrs Macmillan & Co.

and W. Aldis Wright, Esq., the text here
used is that of the "Cambridge" Edition.

First Edition of this issue of "Love's Labour's Lost" printed June 1894.

Second Edition, March 1895.

OUR bard, advent'ring to the comic land,
Directs his choice by Shakespeare's happier hand;
Shakespeare! who warms with more than magic art,
Enchants the ear, whilst he inspires the heart;
Yet should he fail, he hopes, the wits will own,
There's enough of Shakespeare's still, to please the town.
THE STUDENTS. A Comedy, altered from
Shakespeare's "Love's Labour's Lost,"
and adapted for the stage. MDCCLXII.