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v. 1. Baal. Drums in the night. In the jungle of cities. The life of Edward II of England. The wedding. The beggar, or the dead dog. He drives out a devil. Lux in tenebris. The catch. --v. 5. The life of Galileo. The trial of Lucullus. Mother Courage and her children.--v. 7. The visions of Simone Machard. Schweyk in the Second World War. The Caucasian chalk. The Duchess of Malfi. --v. 9. Adaptations: The tutor. Coriolanus. The trial of Joan of Arc at Rouen, 1431. Don Juan. Trumpets and drums.
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