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...his, and that it could have been a basis for ''The Wild Gallant'' or ''The Mistaken Husband'', Dryden plays which Harbage sees as possibly founded on lost Brom :A Woman's Wit's best in extremity.---

| [[Woman's Mistaken]]||[[1620]]||[[:category:Red Bull (players)|Red Bull (players)]]

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| [[Davenport, Robert|Davenport]]; [[Drue, Thomas|Drue]]||[[Woman's Mistaken]]||[[Red Bull & related | Red Bull Co. (Rev.)]] (?)

| [[Woman's Law, The]]||[[1653]] (S.R.)||[[Anon.]]||[[:category:unknown|Unknown]] | [[Woman's Masterpiece, The]]||[[1653]] (S.R.)||[[Anon.]]||[[:category:Unknown|Unknown

...ectures that the current play might be identified as the lost "The Woman's Mistaken" but doesn't offer evidence and acknowledges that "This, however, is pure s

...have such a print. '''[But see the transcription above; surely Bennett is mistaken, and Oswald confirms that he has such a print: "Mulberry ripe! look, madam; ...tween Northumbria and somewhere else (Mercia here, West Saxony in QE), the mistaken identity (Oswald here, Osric there)".

...im in clothes of his own and slips away, leaving the hapless gentleman—now mistaken for Peele—to pay the four nobles owed on the rent of the room. [http://ww