All 28 Uses of "exeunt" in "All's Well That Ends Well, by Shakespeare"

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All 28 Uses

exeunt
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All's Well That Ends Well, by Shakespeare
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[Exeunt BERTRAM and LAFEU.†
Scene 1.1 *
[Exeunt†
Scene 1.2
[Exeunt.†
Scene 1.3
[Exeunt LORDS.†
Scene 2.1
[Exeunt BERTRAM and PAROLLES.†
Scene 2.1
Exeunt.]†
Scene 2.1
[Exeunt severally.†
Scene 2.2
[Exeunt KING, BERTAM, HELENA, Lords, and Attendants.†
Scene 2.3
[Exeunt.†
Scene 2.3
[Exeunt.†
Scene 2.4
[Exeunt.†
Scene 2.5
Exeunt.]†
Scene 3.1
[Exeunt COUNTESS and Gentlemen.†
Scene 3.2
[Exeunt.†
Scene 3.3
[Exeunt.†
Scene 3.4
[Exeunt BERTRAM, PAROLLES, Officers, and Soldiers.†
Scene 3.5
[Exeunt.†
Scene 3.5
[Exeunt.†
Scene 3.6
[Exeunt.†
Scene 3.7
[Exeunt.†
Scene 4.1
[Exeunt Soldiers.†
Scene 4.3
[Exeunt BERTRAM, Lords, &c.†
Scene 4.3
[Exeunt.†
Scene 4.4
[Exeunt.†
Scene 4.5
[Exeunt.†
Scene 5.1
[Exeunt.†
Scene 5.2
[Exeunt Gentleman, and some Attendants.†
Scene 5.3
[Exeunt.†
Scene 5.3

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(1) (exeunt)
stage direction: characters exit from stage
(2) (meaning too rare to warrant focus)