The PlaysOUP Oxford, 13 sept. 1979 - 543 pages A 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 here- Vin . I must confess I do . [ Behind . 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 ...
... Chris . You may wonder , Sir , to see me here- Vin . I must confess I do . [ Behind . 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 ...
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... Chris . I have not staid at all for you . 205 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 . [ Removing from him to ...
... Chris . I have not staid at all for you . 205 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 . [ Removing from him to ...
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... Chris . Here no one can hear us , and i'm sure we cannot see one 385 another . Val . S'death , what have I giddily run my self upon ? ' Tis rather a tryal of my self then her ; I cannot undergo it . Chris . Come nearer , Sir . [ Aside ...
... Chris . Here no one can hear us , and i'm sure we cannot see one 385 another . Val . S'death , what have I giddily run my self upon ? ' Tis rather a tryal of my self then her ; I cannot undergo it . Chris . Come nearer , Sir . [ Aside ...
Table des matières
Introduction | 3 |
Textual Appendix | 117 |
Introduction | 123 |
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