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his Romeo, 224;
in "The Two Roses," 227;
and Terriss, 246 _et sqq._;
his "Much Ado About Nothing," 244 _et sqq._;
in "Twelfth Night," 254;
in "Olivia," 256 _et sqq._;
in "Faust," 260 _et sqq._, 344;
his address on "Four Actors," 263;
in "Macaire," 270;
in "Werner," 270-1;
touring in America, 273;
American criticism of his accent, 296-7;
his early appearances in America, 280, 298;
his cat, 311;
other tours in America, 325 _et seq_.;
in "Godefroi and Yolande," 326;
produces "Macbeth," 328 _et sqq._;
painted by Sargent, 331;
produces "The Dead Heart," 334;
produces "Ravenswood," 337;
in "Henry VIII.," 338 _et sqq._;
at the Devonshire House fancy dress ball, 339;
in "King Lear," "Becket," "King Arthur," "Cymbeline," "Madame
Sans-Gene," "The Medicine Man," "Peter the Great," 343;
in "Robespierre," 344;
"Dante," 344, 350;
his last illness, 360 _et sqq._;
plays in "The Bells," for the last time, 365;
plays in "Becket"; his death, 365;
buried in Westminster Abbey, 366 _et sqq._;
his death-mask, taken by Mr. Frampton, 371;
his portraits, 371 _et sqq._;
his portrait as Dubosc by Mr. Pryde, 375;
at Mrs. Craigie's play, 391;
and the Marionettes, 395
Irving, Laurence, 326, 337, 397
Irwin, May, 320
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