This play features a famous double-entendre scene in which members of the "Virtuous Gang" fool Mrs. Squeamish's grandmother and Lady Fidget's husband by using the word "china" to mean "sex.
This play features a famous double-entendre scene in which members of the "Virtuous Gang" fool Mrs. Squeamish's grandmother and Lady Fidget's husband by using the word "china" to mean "sex." The gang members later agree to "have a care for honour" and not let it be known that they have all slept with the same cad while letting their husbands believe that he is impotent. The other plot involves the courtship of Alithea, who is caught in a compromising position and rejected by the fop Sparkish, but ends up marrying Harcourt instead. Ultimately Horner's efforts to woo the title character, Margery, succeed. For ten points, identify this play by William Wycherley about Mr. Pinchwife who is cuckolded by a rural female spouse?
This play features a famous double-entendre scene in which members of the "Virtuous Gang" fool Mrs. Squeamish's grandmother and Lady Fidget's husband by using the word "china" to mean "sex.
The {Country Wife}