| [[Medicine for a Curst Wife, A]]||[[1602]]||[[:Category:Worcester's|Worcester's]]
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...racterizes the story as "some fraudster getting a taste of his own crooked medicine" (#1166).
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| [[Dekker, Thomas]]||[[Medicine for a Curst Wife, A]]||[[Worcester’s]]
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...th-drawers tooth", and involves giving the tooth-drawer a taste of his own medicine (Scogin is a prankster figure in this text):
[[category:all]] [[category:dentist]] [[category:medicine]] [[category:unknown]] [[category:pranks]] [[category:David McInnis]] [[cat
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<i>A Medicine for a Curst Wife</i> was commissioned in July 1602 for the Lord Admiral's M
...ter's company who almost certainly acted in the first performances of <i>A Medicine for a Curst Wife</i> were Will Kempe, Thomas Heywood, Richard Perkins, Chri
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| [[Medicine for a Curst Wife, A]]||[[1602]]||[[Dekker, Thomas|Dekker]]||[[:category:Wor
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...racter of doctor. As Richard F. Hardin explains, folk-play doctors "have a medicine that will bring the dead to life; they brag about their achievements, trave
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...eceaued a sodaine delight, and souerraigne consolation, as a most cordiall medicine against any corrasiue."… "Dionisius the Tirant was so amazed at the frien
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...er an early career tutoring children in gentle households, Lambe turned to medicine and astrology, unabashedly styling himself “Doctor” despite his lack of
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:It was her meat, it was her drink, and medicine besides,
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