full length · drama
The Double-Dealer: A Comedy
Royalty-free Public domain — free to read, perform, and adapt. No licence needed.
Characters
| Mel | supporting | 125 speeches |
| Mask | supporting | 117 speeches |
| Lady Touch | supporting | 91 speeches |
| Sir Paul | supporting | 84 speeches |
| Lord Touch | supporting | 77 speeches |
| Cynt | supporting | 74 speeches |
| Lady Plyant | supporting | 66 speeches |
| Care | supporting | 65 speeches |
| Lady Froth | supporting | 63 speeches |
| Brisk | supporting | 62 speeches |
| Lord Froth | supporting | 48 speeches |
| Saygrace | minor | 5 speeches |
Read the play
MASKWELL _alone_.
Mask. Why, _qui vult decipi decipiatur_.--'Tis no fault of mine: I have told 'em in plain terms how easy 'tis for me to cheat 'em, and if they will not hear the serpent's hiss, they must be stung into experience and future caution. Now to prepare my lord to consent to this. But first I must instruct my little Levite; there is no plot, public or private, that can expect to prosper without one of them has a finger in't: he promised me to be within at this hour,--Mr. Saygrace, Mr. Saygrace! [_Goes to the chamber door and knocks_.]
Monologues from this play
- Mel monologue (Act 1) — The Double-Dealer: A Comedy
- Mel monologue (Act 1) — The Double-Dealer: A Comedy
- Mask monologue (Act 1) — The Double-Dealer: A Comedy
- Mask monologue (Act 1) — The Double-Dealer: A Comedy
- Lady Plyant monologue (Act 2) — The Double-Dealer: A Comedy
- Mel monologue (Act 3) — The Double-Dealer: A Comedy
- Sir Paul monologue (Act 4) — The Double-Dealer: A Comedy
- Brisk monologue (Act 4) — The Double-Dealer: A Comedy
- Sir Paul monologue (Act 4) — The Double-Dealer: A Comedy
- Mel monologue (Act 4) — The Double-Dealer: A Comedy
- Mask monologue (Act 5) — The Double-Dealer: A Comedy
- Mask monologue (Act 5) — The Double-Dealer: A Comedy
- Lady Touch monologue (Act 5) — The Double-Dealer: A Comedy