Emended to include Scene II. Please excuse. Copied from http://www.abcd-classics.com/shakespearew/deviledmonton/devil_edmonton.html The Merry Devil of Edmonton attributed to William Shakespeare Act II SCENE I. Waltham: The house of Banks. [Enter Banks, Sir John and Smug.] BANKS. Take me with you, good Sir John! A plague on thee, Smug, and thou touchest liquor, thou art

There is a Masonite type product that is much more water resistant that the "temperd" Masonite and has one side coated with a solid white coating that looks like it is applied after and initial pressing and the whole thing looks like it is "baked together" in an oven. It's pretty darn light and the white coating is very hard to damage. It resists scrapes with tools, abrasion by mouldings

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--------------------------------------------------- *FRANCIS* Vere died on St. Augustine Day: buried at St. John's Edward de Vere 'dies' on St. John's Day: 'buried' at St. Augustine _________ (1,000 years after Augustine died) St. Augustine baptized king Ethelbert on St. Elmo's day, 597 King Ethelbert buried on February 26, 616 Marlowe baptised at St. George's Church on St. Ethelbert