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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Because ' tis now no more reputation to write a Play , then it is honour to be a Knight : your true wit despises the title of Poet , as much as your true gentleman the title. 203 she ] 72 errata ; he 72 I Both before and after the ...
Because ' tis now no more reputation to write a Play , then it is honour to be a Knight : your true wit despises the title of Poet , as much as your true gentleman the title. 203 she ] 72 errata ; he 72 I Both before and after the ...
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How ! if he lies , I revenge her ; if it be true , I revenge my I self . ( Valentine draws his Sword , which Vincent seeing , thrusts him back , and shuts the dore upon him before he was discover'd by Ranger . Enter Lydia and her Woman ...
How ! if he lies , I revenge her ; if it be true , I revenge my I self . ( Valentine draws his Sword , which Vincent seeing , thrusts him back , and shuts the dore upon him before he was discover'd by Ranger . Enter Lydia and her Woman ...
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Because you are a Lover , and true Lovers are blind , stockblind.2 Spar . True , true ; but by the World , she has wit too , as well as 195 beauty : go , go with her into a corner , and trye if she has wit , talk to her any thing ...
Because you are a Lover , and true Lovers are blind , stockblind.2 Spar . True , true ; but by the World , she has wit too , as well as 195 beauty : go , go with her into a corner , and trye if she has wit , talk to her any thing ...
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Introduction | 3 |
Textual Appendix | 117 |
Introduction | 123 |
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