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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But what , will you see no Body ? not your Friends ? Man . Friends — I have but one , and he , I hear , is not in Town ; nay , can have but one Friend , for a true heart admits but of one friendship , as of one love ; but in having that ...
But what , will you see no Body ? not your Friends ? Man . Friends — I have but one , and he , I hear , is not in Town ; nay , can have but one Friend , for a true heart admits but of one friendship , as of one love ; but in having that ...
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that is , no Friend ; thou dost side with all Mankind , but wilt suffer for none . Thou art indeed like your Lord Plausible , the Pink of 210 Courtesie , therefore hast no Friendship ; for Ceremony , and great Professing , renders ...
that is , no Friend ; thou dost side with all Mankind , but wilt suffer for none . Thou art indeed like your Lord Plausible , the Pink of 210 Courtesie , therefore hast no Friendship ; for Ceremony , and great Professing , renders ...
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If you hate Verses , r'll 245 give you a cast of my Politics in Prose : ' tis a Letter to a Friend in the Countrey ;? which is now the way of all such sober , solid persons as my self , when they have a mind to publish their disgust a ...
If you hate Verses , r'll 245 give you a cast of my Politics in Prose : ' tis a Letter to a Friend in the Countrey ;? which is now the way of all such sober , solid persons as my self , when they have a mind to publish their disgust a ...
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Introduction | 3 |
Textual Appendix | 117 |
Introduction | 123 |
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