Nationality of the Drama 430 The Autor of a Company 431 Relations with the Dramatists 432 Actors, their Number 433 The most distinguished 434 Their Character and hard Life 435 Exhibitions in the Day-time 436 Poor Scenery and Properties 437 The Stage 437 The Audience 437 The Mosqueteros 437 The Gradas, and Cazuela 438 The Aposentos 438 Entrance-money 439 Rudeness of the Audiences 439 Honors to the Authors 440 Play-Bills 440 Titles of Plays 441 Representations 441 Loa 441 Ballad 441 First Jornada 443 First Entremes 444 Second Jornada and Entremes 445 Third Jornada and Saynete 445 Dancing 445 Ballads 446 Xacaras 446 Zarabandas 447 Popular Character of the Drama 448 Great Number of Authors 449 Royal Patronage 450 Great Number of Dramas 451 All National 452 CHAPTER XXVII. HISTORICAL AND NARRATIVE POEMS.