One character in this play gets drunk and sings "Let Mahometan fools Live by heathenish rules" before a lady threatens to bastinado him with broomsticks. Another asserts that the devil should be painted with [?] a driveller with bib and bells. A plot is revealed to marry the protagonist's love interest to his own uncle by Petulant and Witwoud when the protagonist is playing cards in a chocolate house. Its second act is set at St. James Park where two characters discuss how men are vipers and how Mrs. Marwood and Fainall are having an affair, which they use to foil a plan for Lady Wishful's daughter to inherit 6,000 pounds. For ten points identify this play in which M
One character in this play gets drunk and sings "Let Mahometan fools Live by heathenish rules" before a lady threatens to bastinado him with broomsticks. Another asserts that the devil should be painted with [?] a driveller with bib and bells. A plot is revealed to marry the protagonist's love interest to his own uncle by Petulant and Witwoud when the protagonist is playing cards in a chocolate house. Its second act is set at St. James Park where two characters discuss how men are vipers and how Mrs. Marwood and Fainall are having an affair, which they use to foil a plan for Lady Wishful's daughter to inherit 6,000 pounds. For ten points identify this play in which Millamant marries Mirabel, a play by William Congreve.
One character in this play gets drunk and sings "Let Mahometan fools Live by heathenish rules" before a lady threatens to bastinado him with broomsticks.
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