Ramsay, A. The gentle shepherd: A Scots pastoral comedy. By Allan Ramsay. With all the songs. The characters of the persons. Men-Sir William Worthy.-Patie, the gentle shepherd, in love with Peggy.-Roger, a rich young shepherd, in love with Jenny.-Symon and Glaud, two old shepherds, tenants to Sir William.-Bauldy a hynd engaged with neps.-women.-Peggy, thought to be Glaud's niece.-Jenny, Glaud's only daughter.-Mause, and old woman supposed to be a witch.-Elspa, Symon's wife-Madge, Glaud's sister.-Scene, a shepherd's village and fields, some few miles from Edinburgh.-Time of action within twenty-four hours.
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationRamsay, Allan. The Gentle Shepherd: A Scots Pastoral Comedy. By Allan Ramsay. With All the Songs. The Characters of the Persons. Men-Sir William Worthy.-Patie, the Gentle Shepherd, in Love with Peggy.-Roger, a Rich Young Shepherd, in Love with Jenny.-Symon and Glaud, Two Old Shepherds, Tenants to Sir William.-Bauldy a Hynd Engaged with Neps.-women.-Peggy, Thought to Be Glaud's Niece.-Jenny, Glaud's Only Daughter.-Mause, and Old Woman Supposed to Be a Witch.-Elspa, Symon's Wife-Madge, Glaud's Sister.-Scene, a Shepherd's Village and Fields, Some Few Miles from Edinburgh.-Time of Action Within Twenty-four Hours.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationRamsay, Allan. The Gentle Shepherd: A Scots Pastoral Comedy. By Allan Ramsay. With All the Songs. The Characters of the Persons. Men-Sir William Worthy.-Patie, the Gentle Shepherd, in Love with Peggy.-Roger, a Rich Young Shepherd, in Love with Jenny.-Symon and Glaud, Two Old Shepherds, Tenants to Sir William.-Bauldy a Hynd Engaged with Neps.-women.-Peggy, Thought to Be Glaud's Niece.-Jenny, Glaud's Only Daughter.-Mause, and Old Woman Supposed to Be a Witch.-Elspa, Symon's Wife-Madge, Glaud's Sister.-Scene, a Shepherd's Village and Fields, Some Few Miles from Edinburgh.-Time of Action Within Twenty-four Hours.