The Widow's Vow: A Farce, in Two ActsMrs. Inchbald
Mrs Inchbald
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Bækur eftir Mrs Inchbald
- To Marry Or Not To Marry: 'But if you knew the intended bridgegroom''Mrs Inchbald
- Nature and Art: 'With some the progress of fortune is rapid''Mrs Inchbald
- Lover's Vows: Let her from British hearts no peril fear but, as a stranger, find a welcome here''Mrs Inchbald
- Wives As They Were And Maids As They Are: 'Why blame me?''Mrs Inchbald
- A Simple Story: 'Never perplex her mind with an idea that may disturb but cannot reform''Mrs Inchbald
- Such Things Are: 'How different does his Lordship appear to me, to me he is all politesse''Mrs Inchbald
- The Wedding Day: 'And aims, in all she dares to write, To make her Wedding Day—a merry night''Mrs Inchbald
- Every One Has His Fault: 'Then why do you complain for the want of a family?''Mrs Inchbald
- Next Door Neighbours: 'To puff or not to puff, That is the question''Mrs Inchbald
- The Massacre: 'What misers are we all of our real pleasures!''Mrs Inchbald
- The Widow's Vow: 'First on your safety think! Now belles appear by ample bulwarks guarded, front and rear''Mrs Inchbald
- A Simple Story: Love, Virtue, and Romantic Dilemmas: A Sentimental Journey Through 18th Century SocietyMrs. Inchbald
- Nature and Art: Exploring the Boundaries of Nature and Art in 18th Century DramaMrs. Inchbald
- The Widow's Vow: A Farce, in Two Acts: Unveiling the Comic Tapestry of Widowhood and SocietyMrs. Inchbald
- Such Things Are: Enriched edition. A Play, in Five ActsMrs. Inchbald
