A character in this play confronts his lover in her dressing room after learning that she had been singing and dancing in his absence.
In this play, a man complains about seeing a maid at a library and tells a woman that girls should not learn to read. A character in this play confronts his lover in her dressing room after learning that she had been singing and dancing in his absence. This play climaxes at King's- Mead-Fields, where one character is upset to learn the identity of "Delia," the object of his love letters. In this play, Lucius O'Trigger convinces Bob Acres to challenge "Ensign Beverly" to a duel over Lydia Languish, unaware that he is actually Jack Absolute. For 10 points, name this play that features the mangled speech of Mrs. Malaprop, a work of Richard Sheridan centered on some competing suitors.
In this play, a man complains about seeing a maid at a library and tells a woman that girls should not learn to read.
The Rivals