The first true play in English, with a regular plot, divided into acts and scenes, is probably the comedy, "Ralph Royster Doyster."

Ralph Royster Doyster was written not far from the middle of the sixteenth century by Nicholas Udall (1505-1556), sometime master of Eton College and, later, court poet under Queen Mary.

Most of the characters of Gammer Gurton's Needle are from the lowest English working classes, and its language, unlike that of Ralph Royster Doyster, which has little to offend, is very coarse.

Ralph Royster Doyster may be found in Arber's Reprints; in Morley's English Plays, pp.

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Isbell, Nell I. Royster, Salibelle.

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By Salibelle Royster and Mabel S. Satterfield.

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ROYSTER, SALIBELLE.

Enoch Arden, by Salibelle Royster and Mabel S. Satterfield.

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ROYSTER, JAMES P., ed.

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Lawrence T. Royster (A); 31May55; R150576.

ROYSTER, SALIBELLE.

Macaulay's essay on the life of Samuel Johnson, by Salibelle Royster and Mabel S. Satterfield.

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McKenzie, Florence S. Royster, Salibelle. Satterfield, Mabel S. Pleasant and profitable farming.