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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Don't you believe that , Friend ; these Dancing - masters 655 make no bones3 of breaking their words . Did not you promise just now I shou'd see her dance it to the Violin , and that I will too , before I stir . Ger . Let Monsieur play ...
Don't you believe that , Friend ; these Dancing - masters 655 make no bones3 of breaking their words . Did not you promise just now I shou'd see her dance it to the Violin , and that I will too , before I stir . Ger . Let Monsieur play ...
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What are you a Dancing - master , and cannot play ! umphHipp . He is only out of humour , Sir ; here , Master , I know you will play for me yet , for he has an excellent hand . [ She offers Gerard the Violin . Mons . Ay , that he has .
What are you a Dancing - master , and cannot play ! umphHipp . He is only out of humour , Sir ; here , Master , I know you will play for me yet , for he has an excellent hand . [ She offers Gerard the Violin . Mons . Ay , that he has .
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O , believe me , ' tis a filthy Play , and you may take my , word for a filthy Play , as soon as anothers ; but the filthiest thing in that Play , or any other Play , is430 Eliz . Pray keep it to your self , if it be so . Olip .
O , believe me , ' tis a filthy Play , and you may take my , word for a filthy Play , as soon as anothers ; but the filthiest thing in that Play , or any other Play , is430 Eliz . Pray keep it to your self , if it be so . Olip .
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Introduction | 123 |
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