This play tells the story of the magician Merlin's birth and early life, with all the intrigue, romance, and magic that one would expect from a Shakespearean comedy. Originally published in 1662, this play has delighted audiences for centuries and remains a beloved work of literature today. This edition includes an introduction and notes for modern readers.

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