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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IOO I 110 Gripe . No , no , say what you will of me in that kind , far be it from me to suspect you of flattery . 95 Joyn . In truly your Worship knows your self , and knows me , for I am none of thoseFlip . Now they are in[ Aside .
IOO I 110 Gripe . No , no , say what you will of me in that kind , far be it from me to suspect you of flattery . 95 Joyn . In truly your Worship knows your self , and knows me , for I am none of thoseFlip . Now they are in[ Aside .
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130 Gripe . Thank you sweet Mrs. Joyner , do you think so indeed ? you are You are the Bonefire of Devotion . Foyn . You are the Bellows of Zeal . Gripe . You are the Cup - board of Charity . Joyn . You are the Fob of Liberality .
130 Gripe . Thank you sweet Mrs. Joyner , do you think so indeed ? you are You are the Bonefire of Devotion . Foyn . You are the Bellows of Zeal . Gripe . You are the Cup - board of Charity . Joyn . You are the Fob of Liberality .
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340 350 Gripe . Pretty Innocent , there is I see , one left yet of her age ; what hap have I ! sweet , little Gentlewoman , come and sit down 335 by me . Lucy . I am better bred , I hope , Sir . Gripe . You must sit down by me . Lucy .
340 350 Gripe . Pretty Innocent , there is I see , one left yet of her age ; what hap have I ! sweet , little Gentlewoman , come and sit down 335 by me . Lucy . I am better bred , I hope , Sir . Gripe . You must sit down by me . Lucy .
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Introduction | 3 |
Textual Appendix | 117 |
Introduction | 123 |
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