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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1 Young girls who , for lack of male company , suffer from green sickness . Cf. the statement at the beginning of The Gentleman Dancing - Master addressed by her maid to Hippolita , a girl of fourteen : ' you can hold out ( shut up from ...
1 Young girls who , for lack of male company , suffer from green sickness . Cf. the statement at the beginning of The Gentleman Dancing - Master addressed by her maid to Hippolita , a girl of fourteen : ' you can hold out ( shut up from ...
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Ger . No , no Sir . Mart . You will go then ? Ger . I will go on a Fools Errant for once . ( Exeunt Gerrard and Martin . Floun . What will you eat , Sir ? Mons . Wat you please , Madamè . Floun . De Heare , Waiter , then some young ...
Ger . No , no Sir . Mart . You will go then ? Ger . I will go on a Fools Errant for once . ( Exeunt Gerrard and Martin . Floun . What will you eat , Sir ? Mons . Wat you please , Madamè . Floun . De Heare , Waiter , then some young ...
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Yes , yes , a young thing may do any thing , may leap out 480 of the Window , and go away with her Dancing - master , if she please . Hipp . So , so , the use follows the Doctrine very suddenly . Ger . Well , Dearest , pray let us make ...
Yes , yes , a young thing may do any thing , may leap out 480 of the Window , and go away with her Dancing - master , if she please . Hipp . So , so , the use follows the Doctrine very suddenly . Ger . Well , Dearest , pray let us make ...
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Textual Appendix | 117 |
Introduction | 123 |
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