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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I say , dear Gerrard , faith I'm obliged to you for the trouble you have had : when I sent you , I intended a Jest indeed , but did not think it wou'd have been so dangerous a Jest ; therefore pray forgive me . Ger .
I say , dear Gerrard , faith I'm obliged to you for the trouble you have had : when I sent you , I intended a Jest indeed , but did not think it wou'd have been so dangerous a Jest ; therefore pray forgive me . Ger .
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Cou'd all that so natural Innocency be dissembl'd ? faith 525 it cou'd not , dearest Miss . Hipp . Faith it was , dear Master . Ger . Was it , faith ? Hipp . Methinks you might believe me without an Oath : you saw I cou'd dissemble with ...
Cou'd all that so natural Innocency be dissembl'd ? faith 525 it cou'd not , dearest Miss . Hipp . Faith it was , dear Master . Ger . Was it , faith ? Hipp . Methinks you might believe me without an Oath : you saw I cou'd dissemble with ...
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Faith , I dare swear the poor Man did not think to disoblige the Ladies , by any amorous , soft , passionate , luscious saying in his Play . Oliv . Foy , my Lord ; but what think you , Mr. Novel , of the 460 Play ? tho ' I know you are ...
Faith , I dare swear the poor Man did not think to disoblige the Ladies , by any amorous , soft , passionate , luscious saying in his Play . Oliv . Foy , my Lord ; but what think you , Mr. Novel , of the 460 Play ? tho ' I know you are ...
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Introduction | 3 |
Textual Appendix | 117 |
Introduction | 123 |
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