on partials) ]  This play's prologue compares its author to a "young Don Quixote" who will fight "Till every drop of blood-that's ink-is spilt for you." In the first act of this play, a virtuous character is pursued by Crabtree and Sir Benjamin Backbite. In act four, one character uses a rolled-up family tree to auction off family portraits to a relative disguised as Master Premium in order to pay off debts to the Jewish moneylender Moses. In a later scene, Sir Peter knocks down a screen after being told a French millin
on partials) ]  This play's prologue compares its author to a "young Don Quixote" who will fight "Till every drop of blood-that's ink-is spilt for you." In the first act of this play, a virtuous character is pursued by Crabtree and Sir Benjamin Backbite. In act four, one character uses a rolled-up family tree to auction off family portraits to a relative disguised as Master Premium in order to pay off debts to the Jewish moneylender Moses. In a later scene, Sir Peter knocks down a screen after being told a French milliner is hiding behind it, only to reveal the hypocrisy of Joseph by discovering Lady Teazle instead. It ends with Oliver giving his blessing to Maria and Charles Surface, who overcome Snake's efforts to divide them. FTP, name this play about the malicious gossip spread by Lady Sneerwell, a comedy by Richard Brinsley Sheridan.
on partials) ]  This play's prologue compares its author to a "young Don Quixote" who will fight "Till every drop of blood-that's ink-is spilt for you.
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