The Cords of Vanity: A Comedy of Shirking

Produced by Suzanne Shell, Virginia Paque, Anuradha Valsa,

GABRIELLE BROOKE MONCURE

WILSON FOLLETT. - CHESHIRE, CONNECTICUT

THE PROLOGUE - I HE SITS OUT A DANCE - II HE LOVES EXTENSIVELY - III HE EARNS A STICK-PIN - IV HE TALKS WITH CHARTERIS - V HE REVISITS FAIRHAVEN AND THE PLAY - VI HE CHATS OVER A HEDGE - VII HE GOES MAD IN A GARDEN - VIII HE DUELS WITH A STUPID WOMAN - IX HE PUTS HIS TONGUE IN HIS CHEEK - X HE SAMPLES NEW EMOTIONS - XI HE POSTURES AMONG CHIMNEY-POTS - XII HE FACES HIMSELF AND REMEMBERS - XIII HE BAITS UPON THE JOURNEY - XIV HE PARTICIPATES IN A BRAVE JEST - XV HE DECIDES TO AMUSE HIMSELF - XVI HE SEEKS FOR COPY - XVII HE PROVIDES COPY - XVIII HE SPENDS AN AFTERNOON IN ARDEN - XIX HE PLAYS THE IMPROVIDENT FOOL - XX HE DINES OUT, IMPEDED BY SUPERSTITIONS - XXI HE IS URGED TO DESERT HIS GALLEY - XXII HE CLEANS THE SLATE - XXIII HE REVILES DESTINY AND CLIMBS A WALL - XXIV HE RECONCILES SENTIMENT AND REASON - XXV HE ADVANCES IN THE ATTACK ON SELWOODE - XXVI HE ASSISTS IN THE DIVERSION OF BIRDS - XXVII HE CALLS, COUNSELS, AND CONSIDERS - XXVIII HE PARTICIPATES IN SUNDRY CONFIDENCES - XXIX HE ALLOWS THE MERITS OF IMPERFECTION - XXX HE GILDS THE WEATHER-VANE - THE EPILOGUE: WHICH SUGGESTS THAT SECOND THOUGHTS— - THE PROLOGUE

"DEAR LORD

"ROBERT ETHERIDGE TOWNSEND."

DEAR ROBERT:

AVIS M. BEECHINOR