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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So they are gone at last ; stay , let me see first if the Coach be at this door . Hor . What not gone yet ? will you be Horner , Harcourt , sure to do as I desired Dorilant return . Mrs. Pin . Sweet Sir , but what will you give me then ...
So they are gone at last ; stay , let me see first if the Coach be at this door . Hor . What not gone yet ? will you be Horner , Harcourt , sure to do as I desired Dorilant return . Mrs. Pin . Sweet Sir , but what will you give me then ...
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Both here , and just gone ? Boy . Yes , Madam . Oliv . But are you sure neither saw you deliver the other a Letter ? Boy . Yes , yes , Madam , I am very sure . Oliv . Go then to the Old Exchange , " to Westminster , Holbourn , and all ...
Both here , and just gone ? Boy . Yes , Madam . Oliv . But are you sure neither saw you deliver the other a Letter ? Boy . Yes , yes , Madam , I am very sure . Oliv . Go then to the Old Exchange , " to Westminster , Holbourn , and all ...
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Be you sure only to keep awhile our great secret , till he be gone : in the mean time , I'll lead the easie honest Fool by the Nose , as I us'd to do ; and , whilst he stays , rail with him at thee ; and , when he's gone , laugh with ...
Be you sure only to keep awhile our great secret , till he be gone : in the mean time , I'll lead the easie honest Fool by the Nose , as I us'd to do ; and , whilst he stays , rail with him at thee ; and , when he's gone , laugh with ...
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Introduction | 3 |
Textual Appendix | 117 |
Introduction | 123 |
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