Description
Sir Cecil Wray is standing between a Chelsea Pensioner and a servant-maid
The previous Home Secretary
A cat dressed as a matronly housewife enters the bedroom to find a large mouse preening himself in front of the mirror on the dressing-table
This scene from Cowper's poem is set in Cheapside
based on Copernican principles
Act 5 Scene 3 from King Lear by William Shakespeare Finish:Float frame Sir Cecil Wray is standingAct 5 Scene 3 from King Lear by William Shakespeare, 19th century. Lear grieving over the death of his daughter Cordelia. The play was first performed in c1605.
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