The PlaysA scholarly edition of The Plays of William Wycherley by Arthur Friedman. The edition presents an authoritative text, together with an introduction, commentary notes, and scholarly apparatus. |
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Chris . You may wonder , Sir , to see me hereVin . I must confess I do . Chris . But the confidence your Friend has in you , is the cause of mine ; and yet some blushes it do's cost me , to come to seek a man . Val . Modest creature .
Chris . You may wonder , Sir , to see me hereVin . I must confess I do . Chris . But the confidence your Friend has in you , is the cause of mine ; and yet some blushes it do's cost me , to come to seek a man . Val . Modest creature .
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Chris . I have not staid at all for you . Ran . I am glad of it , Madam . Chris . Is not this that troublesome stranger , who last [ To Isabel . night follow'd the Lady into my lodgings ? ' tis he . ( Aside .
Chris . I have not staid at all for you . Ran . I am glad of it , Madam . Chris . Is not this that troublesome stranger , who last [ To Isabel . night follow'd the Lady into my lodgings ? ' tis he . ( Aside .
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380 Chris . Pray come along , Sir , I am in haste . Val . So eager , indeed I wish that Cloud may yet with - hold the Moon , that this false Woman , may not discover me , before I do her . ( Aside . Chris .
380 Chris . Pray come along , Sir , I am in haste . Val . So eager , indeed I wish that Cloud may yet with - hold the Moon , that this false Woman , may not discover me , before I do her . ( Aside . Chris .
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Introduction | 3 |
Textual Appendix | 117 |
Introduction | 123 |
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Alith appears believe better Brother Caut Chris comes cou'd Court Cousin dance Dancing-master Dapperwit Daughter dear edition English Enter example Exit faith Father Flip Fool Free French Friend Gentleman give gone Gripe hand hate hear Hipp hold honour hope Horner Husband I'le John Joyn keep kind Lady leave London look Lord Lovers Lucy Madam marry Master mean Mistress Mons never night Oliv person play poor pray present proverb reading Rogue scene seems Servant shou'd Sister Spanish Spar speak stay sure talk tell thee thing thou thought Tilley told Town true warrant Widow Wife Wilson Woman Women World wou'd write Wycherley young