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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215 Flip . Fye , fye , now you are jealous certainly , for people always when they grow jealous , grow rude ; but I can pardon it since it proceeds from love certainly . Dap . I am out of all hopes to be rid of this eternal old ...
215 Flip . Fye , fye , now you are jealous certainly , for people always when they grow jealous , grow rude ; but I can pardon it since it proceeds from love certainly . Dap . I am out of all hopes to be rid of this eternal old ...
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Flip . Yet you must know , Sir , my aversion to marriage is such , 255 that you nor no man breathing , shall ever perswade me to it . Ran . Curs'd be the man shou'd do so rude a thing as to perswade you to any thing against your ...
Flip . Yet you must know , Sir , my aversion to marriage is such , 255 that you nor no man breathing , shall ever perswade me to it . Ran . Curs'd be the man shou'd do so rude a thing as to perswade you to any thing against your ...
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Flip . There are some Clerks wou'd have understood me before this . ( Aside . Sir Sim . Nay , pray be quiet , Madam ; if you squeeze me so to the wall , I cannot write . Flip . ' Tis much for the honour of the Gentlemen of this Age ...
Flip . There are some Clerks wou'd have understood me before this . ( Aside . Sir Sim . Nay , pray be quiet , Madam ; if you squeeze me so to the wall , I cannot write . Flip . ' Tis much for the honour of the Gentlemen of this Age ...
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Textual Appendix | 117 |
Introduction | 123 |
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