
Mistress Quickly
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Search complete. 190 mentions across 25 episodes found for "Mistress Quickly".
Sep 11, 2026
Merry Wives of Windsor-William Shakespeare
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19:30Matthew ReeseVOICE_ACTOR
Go your ways and ask of Doctor Caius' house, which is the way.
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19:35Matthew ReeseVOICE_ACTOR
And there dwells one Mistress Quickly, which is in the manner of his nurse, or his dry-nurse, or his cook, or his laundry, his washer, and his wringer
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19:46Alan T.VOICE_ACTOR
Well, sir
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19:47Matthew ReeseVOICE_ACTOR
Nay, it is better yet.
7 MINS LATER
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26:23Denny SayersNARRATOR
Act one, scene four.
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26:25Denny SayersNARRATOR
A room in Doctor Caius' house.
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26:28Denny SayersNARRATOR
Enter Mistress Quickly, Simple, and Rugby
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26:32Amy GraymoreVOICE_ACTOR
What, John Rugby, I pray thee go to the casement and see if you can see my master, Master Doctor Caius coming.
Merry Wives of Windsor-William Shakespeare
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16:56Denny SayersNARRATOR
Enter Sir Hugh Evans and Simple.
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16:59Matthew ReesVOICE_ACTOR
"Go your ways and ask of Doctor Caius' house, which is the way; and there dwells one Mistress Quickly, which is in the manner of his nurse, or his dry-nurse, or his cook, or his laundry, his washer, and his wringer."
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17:16Sarah HoltzVOICE_ACTOR
"Well, sir."
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17:17Matthew ReesVOICE_ACTOR
"Nay, it is better yet.
6 MINS LATER
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23:22Mark SmithVOICE_ACTOR
Act one, scene four.
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23:25Mark SmithVOICE_ACTOR
A room in Doctor Caius' house.
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23:27Mark SmithVOICE_ACTOR
Enter Mistress Quickly, Simple, and Rugby
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23:31Amy GraymoreVOICE_ACTOR
What, John Rugby, I pray thee go to the casement, and see if you can see my master, Master Doctor Caius, coming.
Merry Wives of Windsor-William Shakespeare
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19:22Denny SayersNARRATOR
act one scene two the same enter sir hugh evans and
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19:29Matthew ReesVOICE_ACTOR
semple go your ways and ask of dr caius's house which is the way and there dwells one mistress quickly which is in the manner of his nurse or his dry-nurse or his cook or his laundry his washer and his ringer
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19:47Sarah HoltzVOICE_ACTOR
Well, sir.
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19:48Matthew ReesVOICE_ACTOR
Nay, it is better yet.
12 MINS LATER
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31:30Amy GraymoreVOICE_ACTOR
The French doctor, my master.
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31:32Amy GraymoreVOICE_ACTOR
I may call him my master, look you, for I keep his house, and I wash, ring, brew, bake, scour, dress meat and drink, make the beds, and do all myself.
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31:41Denny SayersNARRATOR
Aside to mistress quickly.
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31:43Amy GraymoreVOICE_ACTOR
Tis a great charge to come under one body's hand.
King Henry IV, Part 2-William Shakespeare
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53:04John LeaderVOICE_ACTOR
how now whose mare's dead what's the
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53:06speaker_25UNKNOWN
matter Sir John, I arrest you at the suit of mistress quickly.
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53:12John LeaderVOICE_ACTOR
Away, violets.
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53:13John LeaderVOICE_ACTOR
Draw, Bardolph.
17 MINS LATER
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70:35Laurie Ann WaldenVOICE_ACTOR
ephesians my lord of the old church
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70:38Max Porter ZasadaVOICE_ACTOR
Sup any women with him?
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70:42Laurie Ann WaldenVOICE_ACTOR
None, my lord, but old Mistress Quickly and Mistress Dull Tearsheet.
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70:46Max Porter ZasadaVOICE_ACTOR
What pagan may that be?
SECRET TEACHINGS OF ALL AGES — 4. Rosicrucian Mysteries, Freemasonry, Christianity & Hidden Symbolism — Manly P. Hall
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57:48speaker_0NARRATOR
Repeated references to the word hog and the presence of cryptographic statements on page thirty-three of various contemporary writings demonstrate that the keys to Bacon's ciphers were his own name, words playing upon it, or its numerical equivalent.
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58:02speaker_0NARRATOR
Notable examples are the famous statement of Mistress Quickly in The Merry Wives of Windsor, "Hang-hog is Latin for Bacon, I warrant you," the title pages of the Countess of Pembroke's Arcadia and Edmund Spenser's Faerie Queene, and the emblems appearing in the works of Alciatus and Wither.
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58:19speaker_0NARRATOR
A Baconian signature from Alciati Emblemata.
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58:24speaker_0NARRATOR
The curious volume from which this figure is taken was published in Paris in our six eighteen.
King Henry IV, Part 2-William Shakespeare
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4:16KalindaNARRATOR
Lady Northumberland, Brianna Bird.
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4:20KalindaNARRATOR
Hostess Quickly, Rosalind Wills.
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4:24KalindaNARRATOR
Doll Tearsheet, Philippa.
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4:29KalindaNARRATOR
First Beatle, Ellie.
39 MINS LATER
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43:29KalindaNARRATOR
Exent End of Act 1 LONDON.
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43:45KalindaNARRATOR
A STREET.
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44:13KalindaNARRATOR
Enter Hostess with two officers, Fang and Snare.
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44:18KalindaNARRATOR
Master Fang,
Death by Shakespeare: A Conversation with Kathryn Harkup
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6:56Kathryn HarkupGUEST
He just saw the external effects and wrote about them beautifully in many cases.
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7:01Philip RoweHOST
I'm reminded when you're talking there about the scene where Mistress Quickly is describing the death of Falstaff.
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7:07Philip RoweHOST
That seems exactly the situation.
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7:09Philip RoweHOST
And it's a very poignant scene.
36 MINS LATER
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43:01Philip RoweHOST
You should be able to find a copy of it in your local bookshop, but I've put links in the show notes to the online retailers and to the publisher's website too.
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43:10Philip RoweHOST
In case you were wondering, that reference to the sweating sickness that neither Catherine or I could remember in the moment when we were recording is from Measure for Measure, where Mistress Overdone, bemoaning her lack of trade, says, Thus, what with the war, and what with the sweat, and with the gallows, and what with poverty, I'm custom shrunk.
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43:31Philip RoweHOST
Although, as with Falstaff's final sickness, which is referred to as the sweat by Mistress Quickly, and in the epilogue to Henry IV Part II, it is debated if this refers to the sweating sickness specifically, or just to a type of fever from a chill that could take a person off very easily at that time.
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43:50Philip RoweHOST
I also did a quick bit of research, as in I asked the internet, who had the most deaths in their work between Ian Fleming, Shakespeare and Agatha Christie.
Merry Wives of Windsor (version 2)-William Shakespeare
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3:45Jen BrodaVOICE_ACTOR
mistress ford read by jen broda mistress page read by sonia mistress anne page her daughter in love with fenton read by jen broda
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4:00Kelly TaylorVOICE_ACTOR
mistress quickly servant to dr caius read by kelly taylor first servant to the fords
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4:11Kelly TaylorVOICE_ACTOR
read by kelly taylor
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4:15Brad FentonVOICE_ACTOR
Second Servant.
20 MINS LATER
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24:25Kelly TaylorVOICE_ACTOR
You do yourself wrong indeed, la.
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24:28Thomas PeterNARRATOR
Exeunt Scene 2 The Same enter sir hugh evans and simple go your
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24:36Craig FranklinVOICE_ACTOR
ways and ask of dr caius house which is the way and there dwells one mistress quickly which is in the manner of his nurse or his dry nurse or his cook or his laundry his washer and his wringer
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24:51Jen BrodaVOICE_ACTOR
well sir
Discoveries Essays in Literary Criticism-John Middleton Murry
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317:19ExpatriateNARRATOR
And as a matter of fact, it is precisely where the comedy of Henry IV, Part II is in setting and externals most Johnsonian that Shakespeare first becomes himself again.
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317:30ExpatriateNARRATOR
The tavern scene where Falstaff dines with Mistress Quickly and Doll Tearsheet, that trick of name Shakespeare may very well have taken from Jonson, may offend our modern pretenses of refinement.
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317:41ExpatriateNARRATOR
It is nevertheless superb.
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317:42ExpatriateNARRATOR
Quite how superb we can only realize at the end when it is plain that Shakespeare has achieved the miracle of carrying a thread of true sentiment clean through the scene without even a momentary discord.
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321:32Matt RogersADVERTISER
Then you'll understand.
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321:33Bowen YangADVERTISER
Kewpie, the original Japanese mayonnaise.
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321:36ExpatriateNARRATOR
In the first it is Mistress Quickly, in the second Mistress Quickly and Pistol, in the third Justice Shallow, who set the pace and give the tone.
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321:43ExpatriateNARRATOR
Sir John's presence is rather felt than manifested.
Merry Wives of Windsor (version 2)-William Shakespeare
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2:46Jen BrodaVOICE_ACTOR
mistress ford read by jen broda mistress page read by sonia mistress anne page her daughter in love with fenton read by jen broda
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3:01Kelly TaylorVOICE_ACTOR
mistress quickly servant to dr caius read by kelly taylor first servant to the fords
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3:12Kelly TaylorVOICE_ACTOR
read by kelly taylor
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3:15BradVOICE_ACTOR
Second Servant.
20 MINS LATER
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23:10Kelly TaylorVOICE_ACTOR
You do yourself wrong indeed, la.
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23:14Thomas PeterNARRATOR
Exeunt Scene 2 The Same enter sir hugh evans and simple
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23:21Craig FranklinVOICE_ACTOR
go your ways and ask of dr caius house which is the way and there dwells one mistress quickly which is in the manner of his nurse or his dry-nurse or his cook or his laundry his washer and his wringer
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23:36Jen BrodaVOICE_ACTOR
well sir
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