In a play by this author, a condemned man draws a cross on the face of his accuser.
In a play by this author, a condemned man draws a cross on the face of his accuser. In another, a servant relates how his master compared a woman to parmesan cheese and leaves to see a horse with its head on its rear. A play by this author ends with Lady Katherine being offered a pension and her husband, the title character, refusing to confess despite the advice of a falconer. This author wrote about a woman who pretends to be sick from eating melons in one play. Later in that play, another woman appears as a masked dancer at her lover's wedding, where she is poisoned by the wine she intended for him. In a play by this author of Perkin Warbeck, the Cardinal delivers the title line after Giovanni appears with his sister's heart on a dagger. For 10 points, name this playwright of Tis Pity She's a Whore.
In a play by this author, a condemned man draws a cross on the face of his accuser.
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