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 4o, 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,
Master Sad,
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