Women beware women; Trick to catch the old one, by T. Middleton. A new wonder, a woman never vext, by W. Rowley. Appius and Virginia, by J. WebsterWhittingham and Rowland, 1815 |
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Appius APPIUS AND VIRGINIA blessings blood Bran Brancha brother Bruin Claud Claudius Clown Corb Court Cred Damp Decemviri dost Duke e'en Enter Exeunt Exit fair Faith father fear for't fortune Foster friends Gentlem gentlemen gentlewoman give Guard hand hath hear heart heaven honour Host husband i'faith Icil Icilius is't Isab Jane keep kiss lady Lamb Laun Lean Leantio Lictors look lord Lucre Ludgate lust madam marriage married Master Dampit Master Hoard Master Witgood Methinks mistress Moth ne'er nephew never niece noble Old Fost on't pity poison'd poor pray prison prithee quarto Rome servant sirrah Sold soldiers Sord soul speak Steph Stephen Foster sure sweet tell thank thee there's thing troth twas twill uncle unto vex'd vext Virg Virginius Ward what's wife WILLIAM ROWLEY woman
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