Shakesperes Plays the Separate Editions of With the Alterations Done By Vario

H T Henry Thomas Hall

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This scene is greatly shortened, but the language is chiefly Shakspere's. Scene 1 and 2 then follow without any very material changes.
Act 2 opens with another revision, Priam, Hector and others are discovered, and this scene is materially altered. In the ensuing scenes between Pandarus and Cressida and Pandarus and Troilus, not more than twenty lines belong to Shakspere. The first part of the 48 scene between Ulysses and Nestor is from Shakspere, and the remainder belongs to Dryden.
Act 3. The... alterations are very slight until the concluding scene between Hector and Troilus, which is wholly Dryden's.
Act 4. The arrangement of this act is altogether different, for Dryden, to please the ladies, represents Cressida as true to Troilus. Most of the language in this act is the production of Dryden.
Act 5. This is chiefly distinguished by the absence of the language of Shakspere, and the change in the termination of the tragedy. Andromache prevails on Hector not to go forth to fight, but Troilus carries him off to battle.

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