Sentence examples for kitchen wench from inspiring English sources
In "The Comedy of Errors," Dromio rudely maps the portly kitchen wench: England on the chin, France on the forehead, and just you guess about the Netherlands.
Other highlights include Richard Neale's Dromio of Syracuse, recoiling hilariously from the advances of a servant in Antipholus's house ("she is the kitchen wench, and all grease") and Dan Winter as his brilliantly befuddled master.
Employing odds and ends from his trunk of theatrical properties, the inmates assume various roles for a series of funny misadventures involving windmills, Gypsies and a tavern peopled with dangerous riffraff, presided over by Aldonza, a surly kitchen wench whom Don Quixote mistakes for an aristocratic beauty.
Paradis would play Aldonza, a kitchen-wench whom Don Quixote sees as the most beautiful woman the world.
In the passage where the Syracusan Dromio describes being pursued by a gargantuan kitchen-wench, Brodie Ross makes every word count so that when he says, "She is spherical – like a globe," the audience roars with delight, picking up the obvious allusion to the building we are in.
Maybe Vixen Pirate Wench?
"Revolting wench," the Donald said.
SALLYLAW: Judith, trust the bar wench.
I should dress as some variety of wench, really.
