The PlaysOUP Oxford, 13 sept. 1979 - 543 pages A 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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... Proverb says , Excuses neither satisfie Creditors nor the injur'd ; the wounds of Honour must have blood and wounds , St. Jago para mi . Kisses the Cross of his Sword , and runs at Gerrard . Hipp . Oh hold ! dear Father , and I'le ...
... Proverb says , Excuses neither satisfie Creditors nor the injur'd ; the wounds of Honour must have blood and wounds , St. Jago para mi . Kisses the Cross of his Sword , and runs at Gerrard . Hipp . Oh hold ! dear Father , and I'le ...
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... proverb in The Gentleman Dancing - Master ( above , p . 175 ) : ' Fools have Fortune ' , and the related proverb , ' Fortune favours fools ' ( Tilley F600 ; Wilson , Pp . 281-2 ) . Mr. Pin . What , invite your Wife to kiss 296 III . ii ...
... proverb in The Gentleman Dancing - Master ( above , p . 175 ) : ' Fools have Fortune ' , and the related proverb , ' Fortune favours fools ' ( Tilley F600 ; Wilson , Pp . 281-2 ) . Mr. Pin . What , invite your Wife to kiss 296 III . ii ...
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... 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 , p . 177 ; Tilley ...
... 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 , p . 177 ; Tilley ...
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Introduction | 3 |
Textual Appendix | 117 |
Introduction | 123 |
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Alith Beaumont and Fletcher better Blackacre Caut Chris Christina Comedies cou'd Cousin Covent Garden Cuckold damn'd dance Dancing-master Dapperwit Daughter dear edition English Enter Exit faith Father Flip Fool French Friend Gallant Gentleman Gripe hate hear Hipp honour Horner Husband I'le James Shirley Joyn Joyner L'École des femmes Lady London Gazette look Lord Lovers Lucy Madam marry marry'd Mart Mistress Molière Mons Monsieur ne're never night Oliv on't Pinchwife Plain-Dealer Plaus play poor pray proverb Ranger Rogue scene Servant shew shou'd Sir Sim Sir Simon Spanish Spar Sparkish speak Squeam sure swear talk tell thee there's thing Thomas Blount Thomas Middleton Town twas warrant Wench Widow Wife William Wycherley Wilson Woman Women wou'd Wycherley Wycherley's young