DRAMATIC ROMANCE. ,

IN TWO PARTS.

By HENRY TAYLOR, Esq.

“Dramatica Poesis est veluti Historia spectabilis.”

BACON DE AUGMENTIS.

PART II.

SECOND EDITION.

LONDON:
EDWARD MOXON, DOVER STREET.

MDCCCXXXIV.

Oh Lord, what is thys worldys blysse,

That changeth as the mone!
My somer's day in lusty May
Is derked before the none.

THE NOT-BROWNE MAYD.

(SECOND PART.)

MEN OF FLANDERS.
Philip Van ARTEVELDE, Regent of Flanders.
PETER VAN Den Bosch.
VAUCLAIRE,

| Officers of his in command at Ypres.
ROOSDYK,
VAN RYK,
Van Muck,

Officers in his camp before Oudenarde.
FATHER JOHN OF HEDA.
A PAGE of Van Artevelde's.
A FRIAR.
VAN STOCKENSTROM, Citizens of Ypres.
VAN WHELK,
THE BURGOMASTER AND DIVERS BURGESSES OF YPRES,
OFFICERS, MESSENGERS, &c.

MEN OF FRANCE.
King Charles The Sixth.
THE DUKE OF BURGUNDY, his uncle, and heir presumptive

to the Earl of Flanders.
THE DUKE OF BOURBON, also uncle to the king.
SIR FLEUREANT OF HEUBLÉE, a Follower of the Duke of

Bourbon.
Sir OLIVER OF Clisson, Constable of France.
Sir John de VIEN, Admiral of France.
THE LORDS OF SAIMPI, SANXERE, AND ST. JUST ; SIR

Raoul Of RANEVAL; THE LORD OF COUcY, AND
MANY OTHER LORDS AND KNIGHTS BELONGING TO

THE FRENCH King's COUNCIL.
TRISTRAM OF LESTOVET, Clerk of the Council.

WOMEN.
ELENA DELLA TORRE, an Italian Lady.
Cecile, her Attendant.
DAME VOORST, a Woman of Ypres.
The Scene is laid sometimes in FLANDERS and sometimes in FRANCE.