A subplot concerns the retrieval of the jewels of (*) Constance, who wishes to marry Hastings.
This work's second epilogue was written by Joseph Craddock of Gumley; its first epilogue was written by the author and is to be spoken by Mrs. Bulkely. It begins with a section written by David Garrick, in which Mr. Woodward appears with a handkerchief and cries about the death of the Comic Muse. A subplot concerns the retrieval of the jewels of (*) Constance, who wishes to marry Hastings. After Tony Lumpkin takes her to an alehouse, the female lead of this play performs the title action by disguising herself as a barmaid. For 10 points, name this comedy about Kate Hardcastle's tricks to woo Sir Charles Marlow, a work of Oliver Goldsmith.
This work's second epilogue was written by Joseph Craddock of Gumley; its first epilogue was written by the author and is to be spoken by Mrs. Bulkely.
She Stoops to Conquer