[The Plays of] William Wycherley

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Author

Wycherley, William, 1640-1716

Title

William Wycherley [Four Plays]

Credits

Produced by Clare Graham and Marc D'Hooghe at Free Literature (online soon in an extended version,also linking to free sources for education worldwide); Images generously made available by the Internet Archive.

Language

English

LoC Class

PR: Language and Literatures: English literature

Subject

English drama -- 17th century

Category

Text

Project Gutenberg

eBook-No. 55426

Release Date

August 25, 2017

Copyright

Public domain in the USA.

Contents

1. 1.[THE PLAYS OF] WILLIAM WYCHERLEY — EDITED, WITH AN INTRODUCTION AND NOTES — By W. C. Ward — CONTENTS — INTRODUCTION. — WILLIAM WYCHERLEY. [7]
2. 2.LOVE IN A WOOD; OR ST. JAMES'S PARK. — TO HER GRACE THE DUCHESS OF CLEVELAND. — PROLOGUE. — DRAMATIS PERSONÆ.
3. 3.LOVE IN A WOOD; OR, ST. JAMES'S PARK. — ACT THE FIRST. — SCENE I.— Gripe's House, in the evening. — SCENE II.— The French House. A table, wine and candles. — ACT THE SECOND. — SCENE I.— St. James's Park at night. — SCENE II.— Christina's Lodging. — SCENE III.— The Street before Christina's Lodging. — SCENE IV.— Vincent's Lodging. — ACT THE THIRD. — SCENE I.— A Room in Mrs. Crossbite's House. — SCENE II.—Mrs. Crossbite's Dining-room. — SCENE III.— A Room in Mrs. Crossbite's House. — SCENE IV.— Lydia's Lodging. — ACT THE FOURTH. — SCENE I.— A Room in Gripe's House. — SCENE II.— Another Room in the same. — SCENE III.— The old Pall Mall. — SCENE IV.— The Street before Vincent's Lodging. — SCENE V.— Vincent's Lodging. — ACT THE FIFTH. — SCENE I.— St. James's Park. — SCENE II.— Another part of the same. — SCENE III.— Another part of the same. — SCENE IV.— Another part of the same. — SCENE V.— Another part of the same. — SCENE VI.— The Dining-room in Mulberry-garden House. — EPILOGUE — SPOKEN BY DAPPERWIT. [50]
4. 4.THE GENTLEMAN DANCING-MASTER. — PROLOGUE TO THE CITY — DRAMATIS PERSONÆ
5. 5.THE GENTLEMAN DANCING-MASTER. — ACT THE FIRST. — SCENE I.—Don Diego's House, in the evening. — SCENE II.— The French House.—A table, bottles, and candles. — ACT THE SECOND. — SCENE I.—Don Diego's House in the morning. — SCENE II.— A Room in Don Diego's House. — ACT THE THIRD. — SCENE I.—Don Diego's House. — ACT THE FOURTH. — SCENE I.— A Room in Don Diego's House. — ACT THE FIFTH. — SCENE I.— A Room in Don Diego's House. — EPILOGUE — SPOKEN BY FLIRT.
6. 6.THE COUNTRY WIFE. — PROLOGUE — SPOKEN BY MR. HART. [70] — DRAMATIS PERSONÆ.
7. 7.THE COUNTRY WIFE. — ACT THE FIRST. — SCENE I.— Horner's Lodging. — ACT THE SECOND. — SCENE I .—A Room in Pinchwife's House. — ACT THE THIRD. — SCENE I.— A Room in Pinchwife's House. — SCENE II.— The New Exchange. — ACT THE FOURTH. — SCENE I.— Pinchwife's House in the morning. — SCENE II.— A Bedchamber in Pinchwife's House. — SCENE III.— Horner's Lodging — SCENE IV.— A Room in Pinchwife's House. — ACT THE FIFTH. — SCENE I.— Pinchwife's House. — SCENE II.— Horner's Lodging. — SCENE III.— The Piazza of Covent Garden. — SCENE IV.— Horner's Lodging. A table, banquet, and bottles. — EPILOGUE. — SPOKEN BY MRS. KNEP. [85]
8. 8.THE PLAIN DEALER. — TO MY LADY B——. [91] — PROLOGUE. — SPOKEN BY THE PLAIN DEALER. — DRAMATIS PERSONÆ.
9. 9.THE PLAIN DEALER. — ACT THE FIRST. — SCENE I.— Manly's Lodging. — ACT THE SECOND. — SCENE I.— Olivia's Lodging. — ACT THE THIRD. — SCENE I.— Westminster Hall. — ACT THE FOURTH. — SCENE I.— Manly's Lodging. — SCENE II.— Olivia's Lodging. — ACT THE FIFTH. — SCENE I.— Eliza's Lodgings. — SCENE II.— The Cock in Bow Street. A table and bottles. — SCENE III.— A Room in the same. — SCENE IV.— Olivia's Lodging. — EPILOGUE. — SPOKEN BY THE WIDOW BLACKACRE. — NOTES. — FINIS.

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