In one play by this author, Morose marries the titular "silent woman" only to discover that she is in fact a nagging shrew and not even actually a woman.
In one play by this author, Morose marries the titular "silent woman" only to discover that she is in fact a nagging shrew and not even actually a woman. In another play. Littlewit tries to outwit the Puritan Zeal-of-the-Land Busy to try and steal his wife Dame Purecraft at the title celebration in Smithfield. Besides those plays, Epicoene  and Bartholomew Fair, he wrote one in which the titular Venetian gentleman fakes being on his deathbed to dupe characters such as Corbaccio and Corvino into competing to become his heir, and one in which Jeremy pretends to be Captain Face, who can turn base metal into gold. FTP, who is English Renaissance playwright of Volpone  and The Alchemist?
In one play by this author, Morose marries the titular "silent woman" only to discover that she is in fact a nagging shrew and not even actually a woman.
Ben {Jonson}