_The Mad Lover_. _The_ Spanish _Curate_. _The little_ French _Lawyer_. _The Custome of the Country_. _The Noble Gentleman_. _The Captaine_. _The Beggers Bush_. _The Coxcombe_. _The False One_. _The Chances_. _The Loyall Subject_. _The Lawes of_ Candy. _The Lover's Progresse_. _The Island Princesse_. _The Humorous Lieutenant_. _The Nice Valour_, or _the Passionate Mad Man_. _The Maide in the Mill_. _The Prophetesse_. _The Tragedy of_ Bonduca. _The Sea Voyage_. _The Double Marriage_. _The Pilgrim_. _The Knight of_ Malta. _The Womans Prize_, or _the Tamer Tamed_. _Loves Cure_, or _the Martiall Maide_. _The Honest Mans Fortune_. _The Queene of_ Corinth. _Women Plea'sd_. _A Wife for a Moneth_. _Wit at severall Weapons_. _The Tragedy of_ Valentinian. _The Faire Maid of the Inne_. _Loves Pilgrimage_. _The Maske of the Gentlemen of_ Grayes-Inne, _and the_ Inner Temple, _at the Marriage of the Prince and Princesse Palatine of_ Rhene. _Foure Playes (or Morall Representations) in one_. FIFTY COMEDIES AND TRAGEDIES. Written by FRANCIS BEAUMONT AND JOHN FLETCHER, Gentlemen. All in one Volume. Published by the Authors Original Copies, the Songs to each Play being added. _Si quid habent veri Vatum præsagia, vivam_. LONDON, Printed by J. Macock, for John Martyn, Henry Herringman, Richard Marriot, MDCLXXIX. THE BOOK-SELLERS TO THE READER. Courteous Reader, _The First Edition of these Plays in this Volume having found that Acceptance as to give us Encouragement to make a Second Impression, we were very desirous they might come forth as Correct as might be. And we were very opportunely informed of a Copy which an ingenious and worthy Gentleman had taken the pains (or rather the pleasure) to read over; wherein he had all along Corrected several faults (some very gross) which had crept in by the frequent imprinting of them. His Corrections were the more to be valued, because he had an intimacy with both our Authors, and had been a Spectator of most of them when they were Acted in their life-time. This therefore we resolved to purchase at any Rate; and accordingly with no small cost obtain'd it. From the same hand also we received several Prologues and Epilogues, with the Songs appertaining to each Play, which were not in the former Edition, but are now inserted in their proper places. Besides, in this Edition you have the addition of no fewer than Seventeen Plays more than were in the former, which we have taken the pains and care to Collect, and Print out 4to in this Volume, which for distinction sake are markt with a Star in the Catalogue of them facing the first Page of the Book. And whereas in several of the Plays there were wanting the Names of the Persons represented therein, in this Edition you have them all prefixed, with their Qualities; which will be a great ease to the Reader. Thus every way