Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Three Weeks After Marriage: A Comedy in Two Acts
The Way to Keep Him All in the Wrong Know your own Mind The Old Maid The Apprentice the Tragedy of the Grecian Daughter, and Three Weeks after Marriage, may be considered as standard productions. They still hold a place in the stock lists of acting plays.
The capricious taste of the public condemned this lively little comedy, on its first representation in 1764, under the title of What we must all come to but in 1775, Mr. Lewis, the celebrated high comedian, produced it for his benefit, with its present name, and it became at once an established stock favourite.
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