All For Love were inspired by a play in which the "winds were (*) lovesick" for the perfumed purple sails of this woman's barge.
This character says "it is not that I am so clever, but that the others are so stupid" in a dialogue with her brother's guardian Pothinus. She barely escapes a shipwreck and smuggles herself into a man's lighthouse headquarters in a play in which she has a nurse named Ftatateeta (f'tah-tuh-TEE-tuh). John Fletcher and Philip Massinger's play The False One and John Dryden's play All For Love were inspired by a play in which the "winds were (*) lovesick" for the perfumed purple sails of this woman's barge. She emerges out of a rolled-up carpet in one play, while in another, she describes being "green in judgment" during her "salad days". Enobarbus says that "age cannot wither" this character, "nor custom stale / her infinite variety". George Bernard Shaw wrote about "Caesar and", for 10 points, what woman who commits suicide by asp in a Shakespeare play about her love for Mark Antony?
This character says "it is not that I am so clever, but that the others are so stupid" in a dialogue with her brother's guardian Pothinus.
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