*p1663 02 23 lif The Slighted Maid. Edition of 1663: Salerno-Harris; Iberio-Betterton; Filomarini-Metborn; Lugo-Smith; Arviedo-Cadiman; Corbulo-Young; Peralta-Underhill; Gioseppe-the Elder Noke; Vindex-Sandford; Decio-Mrs Gibbs; Pyramena-Mrs Betterton; Diacelia-Mrs Long; Leandra-Mrs Williams; Menanthe-the Younger Noke; Joan-Turner; Instrumental Vocal and Recitative Musick by $Mr John? Banister=-; the Prologue to the King-; the Prologue to the House-; the Epilogue-The Slighted Maid; Epilogue to the King-.*c1663 02 23 lif The <i>Duke's Company</i>. <i>Pepys, Diary</i>: So resolved to take my wife to a play <i>at court</i> to-night, and the rather because it is my birthday....While my wife dressed herself, $Creed= and I walked out to see what play was acted to-day, and we find it <i>The Slighted Mayde</i>. But, Lord! to see that though I did know myself to be out of danger, yet I durst not go through the street, but round by the garden into <i>Tower Street</i>. By and by took coach, and to the Duke's house, where we saw it well acted, thought the play hath little good in it, being most pleased to see the little girl [$Moll Davis=] dance in boy's apparel, she having very fine legs, only bends in the hams, as I perceive all women do.