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  • Mary Davys's bawd in the " Accomplish'd Rake " of 1727 is called " Mother N-d-m " and targets young girls fresh from the countryside, just as Needham did.
  • The Country Wench's father scolds his daughter ( though he does not realize she is his daughter ); he thought she was an upright gentlewoman, but she has turned out to be a " wicked bawd ".
  • The Captain's plot against the Parson comes to fruition when the Parson goes to bed drunk; the plotters slip the elderly Bawd into his bed in place of Wanton, then burst in disguised as watchmen and constables.
  • And the black writer Zora Neale Hurston in a 1934 essay, " Characteristics of Negro Expression, " said that Mae West " had much more flavor of the turpentine quarters than she did of the white bawd ."
  • The play's comic relief is supplied by a group of minor characters  two quarrelling followers of Alphonso, the astrologer Pynto and a bluff captain named Bufo; plus Velasco's servant Mopas and the matchmaker / bawd Madame Shaparoon.
  • Wynne and young Miss Ralston soon become involved in the mysterious murder of an ancient bawd who lives on London Bridge; the old woman seems to have no mark of violence upon her body, but what might be a fortune in jewels is missing.
  • It was translated into English by Captain John Stevens ( London, 1707 ), " The Spanish Libertines : or the lives of Justina, the Country Jilt, Celestina, the bawd of Madrid and Estevanillo Gonzales, the most arch and comical of scoundrels.
  • They note, for example, that in 1969, while he was in his early 20s, Cohen was convicted in Pennsylvania and spent several months in prison for " pandering " and collecting " bawd money "-- legalese for the act of soliciting customers for prostitutes.
  • "' Elizabeth Needham "'was an English procuress and brothel-keeper of 18th-century London, who has been identified as the bawd greeting Moll Hackabout in the first plate of William Hogarth's series of satirical etchings, " A Harlot's Progress ".
  • With : Allyn Burrows ( Pericles ), Devon Sovari ( Thaisa, Marina ), Timothy Joseph Ryan ( King Antiochus, King Simonides, Lord Cerimon, Bawd ), Felix Solis ( Cleon, Lysimachus ), Kelly McShain ( the daughter of King Antiochus, Dionya, Diana ) and David Winton ( Helicanus, Pander ).
  • Antipodean justice punishes the victims of disasters like fires and shipwrecks, with " Imprisonment, banishment, and sometimes death, " to teach them to be more careful next time; and it rewards thieves, bawds, and even " The captain of the cut-purses " when they are old and can no longer practice their crimes.
  • In Elizabethan England, The Death's-Head Skull, usually a depiction without the lower jawbone, was emblematic of bawds, rakes, Sexual Adventurers and prostitutes; The term Deaths-Head was actually parlance for these rakes, and most of them wore half-skull rings to advertise their station, either professionally or otherwise.
  • She was popular in a variety of roles, but especially in old women parts : scolding wives, mothers, governesses, waiting women, and bawds . " In his Diary, Samuel Pepys, who admired Corey's talents, calls her " Doll Common " after her part in Ben Jonson's " The Alchemist ".
  • Appearing as a " publication witness " for the prosecution was Samuel Beckett, then a little-known writer, whose impartiality was called into question based on his familial relationship to the plaintiff ( his aunt had been married to William Sinclair ) and who was humiliatingly denounced by Gogarty's counsel as " the bawd and blasphemer from Paris ".
  • He documented the attack on the property of brothel keeper Damaris Page, " the great bawd of the seamen ", " the most Famous Bawd in the Towne . " She was a deeply unpopular figure because of her practice of press-ganging her dock worker clientele into the navy, and her bawdy house was an early target of the riots.
  • He documented the attack on the property of brothel keeper Damaris Page, " the great bawd of the seamen ", " the most Famous Bawd in the Towne . " She was a deeply unpopular figure because of her practice of press-ganging her dock worker clientele into the navy, and her bawdy house was an early target of the riots.
  • The name " Pam ", denoting the Jc & in its full capacity as permanent top trump in Five-Card Loo, represents an old medieval comic-erotic character called Pamphilus ( Latin for a Greek word, meaning " beloved of all " ) or " Pamphile ", in French, described as " an old bawd " by the New Zealand-born English lexicographer Eric Partridge.
  • Sir Philip is also approached by an unknown gentlewoman called Mistress Trainwell, who speaks to him about a promise of marriage and presents him with a letter signed " Constance . " Here, Luckless makes the mistake upon which the plot turns : he thinks that this Constance is one Constance Holdup, a loose woman with whom he'd had a brief sexual relationship, and that Mrs . Trainwell is her bawd.
  • The collection of six scenes was entitled " A Harlot's Progress " and appeared first as paintings ( now lost ) before being published as engravings . " A Harlot's Progress " depicts the fate of a country girl who begins prostituting the six scenes are chronological, starting with a meeting with a bawd and ending with a funeral ceremony that follows the character's death from venereal disease.
  • The play also has a more purely comic third-level plot, involving the character Master Frederick, who descends from scholarship to drunkenness; and it contains the comic features typical of Shirleian comedy, like the clownish suitors Littleworth and Kickshaw ( a " kickshaw " is a trinket, a flashy object of little intrinsic value ), plus Madame Decoy the bawd, Sir William Scentlove the worthless dandy, and Haircut the barber.
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