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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... wou'd not . 170 Hipp . Come ! I know you wou'd . Ger . Truly I wou'd not . Hipp . You wou'd , you wou'd , I know you wou'd . Ger . I'le swear I wo ' not- -by- Hipp . Nay , don't swear , for you'll be the apter to do it then , 175 I wou'd ...
... wou'd not . 170 Hipp . Come ! I know you wou'd . Ger . Truly I wou'd not . Hipp . You wou'd , you wou'd , I know you wou'd . Ger . I'le swear I wo ' not- -by- Hipp . Nay , don't swear , for you'll be the apter to do it then , 175 I wou'd ...
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... wou'd you not let me ask him the question then ? Brother , Brother , ever while you live for all your Spanish wisdom ... wou'd have me recover my Dancing a little before our Wedding , having made a Vow he wou'd never marry a Wife who cou ...
... wou'd you not let me ask him the question then ? Brother , Brother , ever while you live for all your Spanish wisdom ... wou'd have me recover my Dancing a little before our Wedding , having made a Vow he wou'd never marry a Wife who cou ...
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... wou'd say , or do 45 ill to any , it shou'd be to their faces : I wou'd justle a proud , strutting , over - looking2 Coxcomb , at the head of his Sycophants , rather than put out my tongue at him , when he were past me ; wou'd frown in ...
... wou'd say , or do 45 ill to any , it shou'd be to their faces : I wou'd justle a proud , strutting , over - looking2 Coxcomb , at the head of his Sycophants , rather than put out my tongue at him , when he were past me ; wou'd frown in ...
Table des matières
Introduction | 3 |
Textual Appendix | 117 |
Introduction | 123 |
Droits d'auteur | |
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