Titles from THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR

Charles R. Leslie: Dinner Scene, "The Merry Wives of Windsor"

(Allusion to title)	Anna Sterling: The Merry Wives of Battersea James Reid Parker: The Merry Wives of Massachusetts Laurence Eyre: Merry Wives of Gotham
(Allusion to character in the play) Frederick William Davis: Falstaff	Robert Nye: Falstaff T. R. Burch: Who Killed Falstaff? John Kern: The Falstaff Cross John Dawtrey: The Falstaff Saga Lewis Sewell: The Last Campaign of Sir John Falstaff the II, or, The Hero of the Burnt-Corn Battle: A Heroi-comic Poem Tage Nilsson: Ett svarskott pastorat: och andra historier av Falstaff, fakir
I will make an end of my dinner; there's pippins and cheese to come. (I,ii)	Charles S. Brooks: There's Pippins and Cheese To Come
Well, thereby hangs a tale. (I,iv) Hugh Thompson: The Merry Wives of Windsor	Penelope Wilcox: Thereby Hangs a Tale Bill Waterson: Thereby Hangs a Tale Charles E. Funke: Thereby Hangs a Tale: Stories of Curious Word Origins Orson Welles as Falstaff
The world's mine oyster Which I with sword will open. (II,ii)	D. Wynn: The World's Mine Oyster
When night-dogs run, all sorts of deer are chased. (V,v)	Kent Anderson: Night Dogs

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