1893 text
Cutter, an old word for a rough swaggerer: hence the title of Cowley’s play. It was originally called “The Guardian,” when acted before Prince Charles at Trinity College, Cambridge, on March 12th, 1641.
Daily entries from the 17th century London diary
Cutter, an old word for a rough swaggerer: hence the title of Cowley’s play. It was originally called “The Guardian,” when acted before Prince Charles at Trinity College, Cambridge, on March 12th, 1641.
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THE GUARDIAN;
A COMEDIE. [revised and named The Cutter of Coleman Street, published 1661 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abraham_Cowley#Ret... ]
Acted before
Prince CHARLES
His HIGHNESS
At Trinity-Colledge in Cambridge^
upon the twelfth of March 1641.
Written by
ABRAHAM COWLEY.
London,
Printed for JOHN HOLDEN at the
Anchor in the New-Exchange,
1650.
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Cutter of Coleman Street
Text available digitized in the Google book of *The complete works in verse and prose of Abraham Cowley* http://goo.gl/9AtlA