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Tirso
de Molina (1571?-1648) |
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The
Playboy of Seville/El burlador de Sevilla |
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1971
Three
Classic Don Juan Plays. |
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Edited with
an introd., by Oscar Mandel. |
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Lincoln,
University of Nebraska Press [1971]. |
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The Playboy of Seville; or, Supper with a statue, by T. de Molina. |
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Don John; or, The Libertine, by Molière. |
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The Punished Libertine; or, Don Giovanni, by L. Da Ponte. |
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ISN/STD # 0803257392. |
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LCCN 73149071 //r873. |
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CALL # PN6120.D7
M34 1971. |
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1964
Eight
Spanish Plays of the Golden Age. |
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Translated,
edited, and with an introd., by Walter Starkie. |
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New York,
Modern Library [1964] . |
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Modern library of
the world's best books ; 345. |
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"The Mystery Play of Elche" (including music). |
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The Gallant, the Bawd, and the Fair Lady, by J. Ruiz. |
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The Mask, by L. de Rueda. |
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Peribáñez and the Comendador of Ocaña, by L. de Vega. |
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Pedro, the Artful Dodger, by Cervantes. |
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The Jealous Old Man, by Cervantes. |
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The Playboy of Seville, by Tirso de Molina. |
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The Mayor of Zalamea, by Calderón. |
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LCCN 64010292 //r912. |
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CALL # PQ6267.E6
S8. |
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CALL # 862.3082. |
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