THE
Wild-Goose Chase;
A
COMEDY.
| De-Gard, A Noble stay'd' Gentleman that being newly lighted from his Travels, assists his Sister Oriana in her chase of Mirabel the Wild-Goose. | |
| La-Castre, the Indulgent Father to Mirabell. | |
| Mirabell, the Wild-Goose, a Travell'd Monsieur, and great defyer of all Ladies in the way of Marriage, otherwise their much loose servant, at last caught by the despis'd Oriana. | |
| Pinac, his fellow Traveller, of a lively spirit, and Servant to the no less sprightly Lillia-Bianca. | |
| Belleur, Companion to both, of a stout blunt humour, in love with Rosalura. | |
| Nantolet, Father to Rosalura and Lillia-Bianca. | |
| Lugier, the rough and confident Tutor to the Ladies, and chief Engine to entrap the Wild-Goose. | |
| Oriana, the fair betroth'd of Mirabell, and witty follower of the Chase. | |
| Rosalura, | the Airie Daughters of Nantolet. |
| Lillia-Bianca, | |
| Petella, their Waiting-woman. | |
| Mariana, an English Courtezan. | |
| A young Factor. | |
| Page. | |
| Servants. | |
| Singing-Boy. | |
| Two Merchants. | |
| Priest. | |
| Four Women. |
The Scene Paris.
The Actors were,