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The History of Troilus and Cressida

Troilus and Cressida is a tragedy. The play (also described as one of Shakespeare's problem plays) is not a conventional tragedy, since its protagonist (Troilus) does not die, ending instead on a very bleak note with the death of the noble Trojan Hector and destruction of the love between Troilus and Cressida.

By William Shakespeare

Title	# Words	# Reads
1 Dramatis Personae	100	258
2 Prologue	235	252
3 Act I. Scene 1.	1027	254
4 Act I. Scene 2.	2421	229
5 Act I. Scene 3.	3087	243
6 Act II. Scene 1.	991	269
7 Act II. Scene 2.	1745	241
8 Act II. Scene 3.	2156	446
9 Act III. Scene 1.	1179	450
10 Act III. Scene 2.	1779	452
11 Act III. Scene 3.	2537	474
12 Act IV. Scene 1.	687	464
13 Act IV. Scene 2.	971	436
14 Act IV. Scene 3.	116	437
15 Act IV. Scene 4.	1263	432
16 Act IV. Scene 5.	2557	445
17 Act V. Scene 1.	887	430
18 Act V. Scene 2.	1643	428
19 Act V. Scene 3.	996	446
20 Act V. Scene 4.	325	443
21 Act V. Scene 5.	381	436
22 Act V. Scene 6.	305	454
23 Act V. Scene 7.	203	427
24 Act V. Scene 8.	215	430
25 Act V. Scene 9.	101	431
26 Act V. Scene 10.	506	407

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