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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Come , come , leave this tattling ; he has dishonour'd my 355 Family , debauch'd my Daughter , and what if he cou'd excuse himself ? the Spanish Proverb says , Excuses neither satisfie Creditors nor the injur'd ; the wounds of Honour ...
Come , come , leave this tattling ; he has dishonour'd my 355 Family , debauch'd my Daughter , and what if he cou'd excuse himself ? the Spanish Proverb says , Excuses neither satisfie Creditors nor the injur'd ; the wounds of Honour ...
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This is in opposition to the proverb , ' What the heart thinks , the tongue speaks ' ( Wilson , p . 364 ; Tilley H334 ) . 135 a Let . Mr. Novel , Madam , he. 2 Cf. above , p . 200 : ' dreams go by the contraries ' , and see the note .
This is in opposition to the proverb , ' What the heart thinks , the tongue speaks ' ( Wilson , p . 364 ; Tilley H334 ) . 135 a Let . Mr. Novel , Madam , he. 2 Cf. above , p . 200 : ' dreams go by the contraries ' , and see the note .
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A variation of the proverb , ' Fortune favours fools ' ( see above , p . 175 and n . 1 ) . 2 Cf. the proverb , ' Fortune is blind ' ( Wilson , p . 282 ; Tilley F604 ) . 3 Cf. the proverb , ' Desert and reward be ever far odd ' ( Wilson ...
A variation of the proverb , ' Fortune favours fools ' ( see above , p . 175 and n . 1 ) . 2 Cf. the proverb , ' Fortune is blind ' ( Wilson , p . 282 ; Tilley F604 ) . 3 Cf. the proverb , ' Desert and reward be ever far odd ' ( Wilson ...
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Textual Appendix | 117 |
Introduction | 123 |
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