A side plot of this work involves a Welsh clergyman and his rival, a French doctor, who believe that a local innkeeper dislikes their accents, prompting them to band together for revenge.  
A side plot of this work involves a Welsh clergyman and his rival, a French doctor, who believe that a local innkeeper dislikes their accents, prompting them to band together for revenge.  One man spends part of this play disguised as Mr. Brook, and beats another man disguised as the wise woman of Brentford; the latter appears in the final scene dressed as Herne the Hunter.  Fenton beats out Slender and Doctor Caius for the hand of Anne, the daughter of one of the title characters, who dump into the Thames a load of laundry containing Falstaff.  FTP name this Shakespeare comedy in which Falstaff courts Mistresses Ford and Page.
A side plot of this work involves a Welsh clergyman and his rival, a French doctor, who believe that a local innkeeper dislikes their accents, prompting them to band together for revenge.  
The Merry Wives of Windsor