Comedies, with the prefatory matter from the first folio, the note on the text by H. FarjeonNonesuch Press, 1953 |
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... mistress ; the quarrel is made up , but there is jealousy of a rival poet . That this affection passed into a vicious relationship between the two men has been suggested , mainly because the warm friendship for a " lovely boy " so ...
... mistress ; the quarrel is made up , but there is jealousy of a rival poet . That this affection passed into a vicious relationship between the two men has been suggested , mainly because the warm friendship for a " lovely boy " so ...
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... Mistress Ford with two servants . ) ( Exit . ) bad as liefe beare ( Enter Ford , Page , Shallow , Caius and Evans . ) JMIST . PAGE . Heaven guide him to thy husbands cudgell : and the divell guide his cudgell afterwards . JMIST . FORD ...
... Mistress Ford with two servants . ) ( Exit . ) bad as liefe beare ( Enter Ford , Page , Shallow , Caius and Evans . ) JMIST . PAGE . Heaven guide him to thy husbands cudgell : and the divell guide his cudgell afterwards . JMIST . FORD ...
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... Mistress Ford and Mistress Page . ) baile kissing - Comfits , ( Noise within . ) ( Exeunt . ) ( V.V 199 MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR.
... Mistress Ford and Mistress Page . ) baile kissing - Comfits , ( Noise within . ) ( Exeunt . ) ( V.V 199 MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR.
Contents
The Two Gentlemen of Verona | 67 |
The Merry Wives of Windsor | 131 |
The First Quarto of the same | 207 |
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