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^ a b Ogden, xxxiii.
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^ Richardson Pack, Memoirs of Mr. Wycherley's Life (1728), 8; quoted by Ogden, 4.
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^ Howe, 64.
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^ Zimbardo 1965, p. 154.
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^ Vieth, David M. “Wycherley’s The Country Wife: An Anatomy of Masculinity.” Papers on Language and Literature 2, no. 4 (fall 1966): 335–50.
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^ a b c d Cohen, Derrick. “The Revengers’ Comedy: A Reading of The Country Wife.” Durham University Journal. 76 (1983): 33.
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^ Holland, 73.
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^ Friedman 1979, p. 242.
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^ Kachur 2004, pp. 24–29.
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^ See Ogden, xxix–xxx, and Wilson.
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^ Thomas Betterton's description of Boutell, quoted by Ogden, xxx.
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^ Howe, 181; note however that the records for this time are extremely incomplete.
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^ a b Ogden, xxx.
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^ Dixon, 430.
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^ Howe, 20.
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^ Pepys, quoted by Ogden, xxix.
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^ Wilson.
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^ The Plain Dealer, II.i.431–33, 442–44, quoted from Dixon (ed.), The Country Wife and Other Plays.
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^ a b Friedman 1979, p. 243.
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^ Dietz 2010, pp. 402–403.
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