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\n1.Any resident of East Cleveland complyingwith the library rules may borrow books from theCirculating Department.  \n2.Fines.This book is due on the date lastmarked on the page opposite.If kept longer afine of two cents a day will be charged:Carefulusage of books is expected,and any injury or lossis to be paid for by the borrower.All fines foroverdue or damaged books must be paid beforethe borrower may use his card.  \n3.Rn   Dbemyhe renwed onceon                      PPt1rt         dorLmll-eloho          d   er,bool    b     ate when a   DAY-AND7DAY DOONSARL4OT·PENEWABLE.  \n4.Reserves.Books may be reserved by leav-ing a postal card request on fle at the library.  \n5.Readers are invited to seek help at any timefrom the librarian and assistants.  \nND AND BEGINNINGBy JOHN MASEFIELD  \nAuthor of\"A Tale of Troy,\"\"Minnie Maylow's Story,\"etc.  \nIn this short moving poetic dramar.Masefield writes of the executionMary Stuart—her courage when theicer brings her word of her doom;rgratitude to the women who hadved her fatihfully throughout theirs of her prison sentence;her faithit her death would be for her a be-ining;her refusal to give up herigious beliefs—so hateful to Eliza-th—the Queen,and her quiet ac-tance of the end.  \n\"In my end is my beginning,\"Maryotes to her serving wonfen,and Mase-d with his powerful lines,rich inuty,makes evident the realization ofs splendid truth in Mary's death.  \nne laid her down to rest and closed hereyes.  \ner beauty was as quiet as in sleep.think she never slept,but inly prayed.metimes we saw her smile.  \nfter her rest she called us to her,saying:have but two hours'life remaing to me.ress me for Death as for a festival.  \nnd being dressed,she said a piteousthing:一  \nnmy last instant,I shall be incapablef thinking of this body.I beseech youor the dear love of our most blessSaviour,  \no not forsake me as I suffer deathhere in the hangman's hands,butme.'”  \n■  \nEND AND BEGINNING  \nALSO BY JOHN MASEFIELD  \nPLAYS:  \nTHE FAITHFUL:A Tragedy in Three Acts  \nGOOD FRIDAY:A Play in Verse  \nESTHER.(Adapted and partially translatedfrom the French of Jean Racinej  \nBERENICE.(Adapted fromthe Frenchof JeanRacine)  \nMELLONEY HOLTSPUR;or,The Pangs ofLove.A Play in For Acts  \nA KING's DAUGHTER:A Tragedy in Verse inFour Acts  \nTHE TRIAL OF JESUSTHE TRAGEDY OF NAN  \nTRISTAN AND ISOLT:A Play in VerseTHE COMING OF CHRIST:A New Hymnof the  \nResurrecion written in Play formEASTER:A Play for SingersEND AND BEGINNING  \nPOETRY:  \nDAUBER  \nTHE DAFFODIL FIELDS  \nPHILIP THE KING AND OTHER POEMSLOLLINGDON DOWNS AND OTHER POEMS,WITH SONNETS  \nA POEM AND TWO PLAYS(Rosas,a poem;The Locked Chest;The Sweeps of Ninety-Eight)  \nREYNARD THE FOX  \nENSLAVED AND OTHER POEMS  \nRIGHT ROYAL  \nSELECTED POEMS  \nKING COLE AND OTHER POEMS  \nCOLLECTED POEMS  \nMIDSUMMER NIGHT AND OTHER TALES IN  \nVERSE  \nMINNIE MAYLow's STORY AND OTHER TALESAND SCENES  \nA TALE OF TROY  \nFICTION:  \nSARD HARKERODTAA  \nTHE 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