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The Old Bachelor
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A comic tangle of courtship, disguise, and cynical bachelorhood.
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The Old Bachelor
Congreve’s first major comedy turns the marriage market into a contest of wit. Young lovers, deceivers, and self-proclaimed libertines expose the anxieties beneath Restoration manners.
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William Congreve died in 1729; The Old Bachelor was first published or performed in 1693. This entry uses the original English text.
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The Old Bachelor
William Congreve
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Quem tulit ad scenam ventoso Gloria curru , Exanimat lentus spectator ; sedulus inflat :
Sic leve , sic parvum est , animum quod laudis avarum Subruit , and reficit .
—Horat. Epist. i . lib. ii.
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TO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE CHARLES, LORD CLIFFORD OF
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- 01Full text
- 02THE OLD BACHELOR A COMEDY
- 03TO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE CHARLES, LORD CLIFFORD OF
- 04LANESBOROUGH, ETC.
- 05WILL. CONGREVE. TO MR. CONGREVE.
- 06THO. SOUTHERNE. TO MR. CONGREVE.
- 07J. MARSH. TO MR. CONGREVE, ON HIS PLAY CALLED
- 08THE OLD BACHELOR.
- 09BEVIL. HIGGONS. PROLOGUE INTENDED FOR THE OLD BACHELOR.
- 10PROLOGUE.
- 11DRAMATIS PERSONÆ. MEN.
- 12WOMEN.
- 13Scene :
- 14ACT I. SCENE I. SCENE: The Street .
- 15Letter ] than in all Cicero. Let me see.—How
- 16SCENE II.
- 17SCENE III.
- 18SCENE IV.
- 19SCENE V.
- 20ACT II. SCENE I.
- 21SCENE II.
- 22SCENE III.
- 23SCENE IV.
- 24SCENE V.
- 25SCENE VI.
- 26SCENE VII.
- 27SCENE VIII.
- 28SCENE IX.
- 29SONG. I.
- 30II.
- 31ACT III. SCENE I. SCENE: The Street .
- 32SCENE II.
- 33SCENE III.
- 34SCENE IV.
- 35SCENE V.
- 36SCENE VI.
- 37SCENE VII.
- 38SCENE VIII.
- 39SCENE IX.
- 40SCENE X.
- 41SONG.
- 42SCENE XI.
- 43ACT IV. SCENE I. SCENE: The Street .
- 44SCENE II.
- 45SCENE III.
- 46SCENE IV.
- 47SCENE V.
- 48SCENE VI.
- 49SCENE VII.
- 50SCENE VIII.
- 51SCENE: St. James’s
- 52SCENE IX.
- 53SCENE X.
- 54SCENE XI.
- 55SCENE XII.
- 56SCENE XIII.
- 57SCENE XIV.
- 58SCENE XV.
- 59SCENE: A chamber in
- 60SCENE XVI.
- 61SCENE XVII.
- 62SCENE XVIII.
- 63SCENE XIX.
- 64SCENE XX.
- 65SCENE XXI.
- 66SCENE XXII.
- 67ACT V. SCENE I. SCENE: The Street .
- 68SCENE II.
- 69SCENE III.
- 70SCENE IV.
- 71SCENE V.
- 72SCENE VI.
- 73SCENE VII.
- 74SCENE VIII.
- 75SCENE IX.
- 76SCENE X.
- 77SCENE XI.
- 78SCENE XII.
- 79SCENE: Sylvia’s
- 80SCENE XIII.
- 81SCENE XIV.
- 82SCENE the Last
- 83A DANCE.
- 84EPILOGUE.
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