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[[The Rose of Castille|Rose of Castille, The]] (Harris and Falconer) | [[The Rose of Castille|Rose of Castille, The]] (Harris and Falconer) | ||
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[[The Rose of Ettrick Vale, or The Bridal of the Borders|Rose of Ettrick Vale, The, or The Bridal of the Borders]] (Lynch) | [[The Rose of Ettrick Vale, or The Bridal of the Borders|Rose of Ettrick Vale, The, or The Bridal of the Borders]] (Lynch) | ||
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The list
Rose of Amiens, or Our Wife, The (Morton)
Rose of Arragon, The (Knowles)
Rose of Castille, The (Harris and Falconer)
The Rose of Castile, or The Queen and the Muleteer (Harris and Falconer) See The Rose of Castille
Rose of Ettrick Vale, The, or The Bridal of the Borders (Lynch)
Rose of Persia, The (Sullivan and Hood) Rose Tattoo, The
Rosebloom (Perr)
Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead
Roses and Thorns, or Two Houses under One Roof (Lunn)
Rough Diamond, A (Buckstone)
Rows of Castille, The (Edwardes)
Royal Brothers, The (Anon.)
Royal Hunt of the Sun, The (Shaffer)
Royal Quixote, The (Moodie)
Rozella en Guido, of Het Regt der Natuur (Westerman)
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