3. The Princess; or, Love at First Sight: a Tragi-Comedy. Written in Naples. [Dedicated to his dear Niece, the Lady Anne Wentworth, wife to the Lord Lovelace.] 4. The Parson's Wedding. 5. The Pilgrim: a Tragedy. Written in Paris. 6. The First Part of Cicilia and Clorinda; or, Love in Arms: a Tragi-Comedy. Written in Turin. 7. The Second Part of Cicilia and Clorinda; or, Love in Arms: a Tragi-Comedy. Written in Florence. 8. Thomaso; or the Wanderer: a Comedy. Written in Madrid. 9. The Second Part of Thomaso; or, The Wanderer. Written in Madrid. 10. The First Part of Bellamira, her Dream; or, The Love of Shadows: a Tragi-Comedy. Written in Venice. 11. The Second Part of Bellamira, her Dream; or, The Love of Shadows: a Tragi-Comedy. Written in Venice. Thomas Killigrew had two brothers, both dramatic writers, viz., Sir William Killigrew,[191] author of Ormasdes, Pandora, Selindra, and The Siege of Urbin;[192] and Dr Henry Killigrew, a clergyman, author of a play called The Conspiracy, printed in 4^o, 1638, and afterwards altered, and printed in folio, 1653, under the title of Pallantus and Eudora. Dr Henry Killigrew was father to Mrs Ann Killigrew, a young lady celebrated for her wit, beauty, and virtue, and who was the writer of several poems, very highly esteemed by Dryden. _DRAMATIS PERSONÆ._ MASTER CARELESS, _a gentleman and a wit_. MASTER WILD, _a gentleman, nephew to the Widow_. MASTER JOLLY, _a humorous gentleman, and a courtier_. CAPTAIN, _a leading wit, full of designs_. PARSON, _a wit also, but overreached by the Captain and his Wanton_. MASTER CONSTANT, } _two dull suitors to the lady Widow and_ MASTER SAD, } _Mistress Pleasant_. CROP, _the Brownist, a scrivener_. LADY WILD, _a rich (and somewhat youthful) widow_. MISTRESS PLEASANT, _a handsome young gentlewoman, of a good fortune_. MISTRESS SECRET, _her (indifferent honest) woman_. LADY LOVEALL, _an old stallion-hunting widow_. FAITHFUL, _her (errant honest) woman_. MISTRESS WANTON, _the Captain's livery punk, married to the Parson by confederacy_. _Bawds_, _Servants_, _Drawers_, _Fiddlers_. THE PARSON'S WEDDING.[193] ACT I., SCENE 1. _Enter the_ CAPTAIN _in choler, and_ WANTON.