“Braddock's brigade now paused for a brief interlude at Fort Cumberland, while various logistical arrangements were finalized.”

“At Edward's accession he formed the King's Players, probably simply upgraded from the prince's players and combined with Henry's interluders.”

“At one point in Act I they all stand on the tilted stage, in a straight line, during one of the interludes.”

“But for the dance events coming as interludes, models took the centrestage, inadvertently defining the commercialisation of education.”

“But Fletcher makes clear that these interludes were seen by many orthodox Muslims as periods of decadence and decay.”