... , yet they are very nave to his true intentions. For example, Margery says, "Is this he that was in love with me? I am glad on't, I vow, for he's a curious fine gentleman, and I love him already, too- (III.ii, 1068). Horner makes every woman think that she is the one and only burning desire that he envelops, when in all actuality it ... ). The husbands practically throw their wives at Horner. In the end of The Country Wife, the reader naturally acknowledges Mister Sparkish as the predominant male; however, it is difficult to define him as a "ladies man- because he is not completely sex or...

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