Meanings Behind the Names of the ‘Fairies’ in Merry Wives of Windsor—An Explanation for ‘Bede’ and ‘Peane’ Leading to an Uncovering of Two Distinct Versions of the Taper-Trial Episode and a New Proposal for the Relationship Between the Quarto and Folio Versions

Brett Jones

doi:10.1093/notesj/gjae127

Meanings Behind the Names of the ‘Fairies’ in Merry Wives of Windsor—An Explanation for ‘Bede’ and ‘Peane’ Leading to an Uncovering of Two Distinct Versions of the Taper-Trial Episode and a New Proposal for the Relationship Between the Quarto and Folio Versions

Brett Jones

https://doi.org/10.1093/notesj/gjae127

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Journal: Notes and Queries

Publication Date: Oct 29, 2024

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Meanings Behind the Names of the ‘Fairies’ in <i>Merry Wives of Windsor—</i>An Explanation for ‘Bede’ and ‘Peane’ Leading to an Uncovering of Two Distinct Versions of the Taper-Trial Episode and a New Proposal for the Relationship Between the Quarto and Folio Versions

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