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Moll Davis. Moll Davis, Sir Peter Lelyn maalaus, noin vuodelta 1665. Moll Davis, alkuperäiseltä nimeltään Mary Davis tai Mary Davys (noin 1648 tai 1651 - 1708) oli englantilainen näyttelijä, laulaja, kurtisaani ja kuningas Kaarle II :n rakastajatar. Davisin elämästä tiedetään lähinnä Samuel Pepysin päiväkirjojen ansiosta.
25 de feb. de 2021 · According to legend, she smoothed her path by getting her friend the writer (and alleged spy) Aphra Behn to deal with an actress named Moll Davis who was currently sleeping with him. Aphra allegedly dosed Moll with laxatives on a night she was due to visit the king, leading to an unfortunate incident that ended their relationship.
22 de mar. de 2024 · By Susan Harman IOWA CITY, Iowa – Super senior Molly Davis was available for the first time since she injured her kneecap against Ohio State on March 3. Davis had a wrap on her knee and walked around the locker room without a noticeable limp. Iowa coach Lisa Bluder was optimistic about Davis’s situation. “I […]
30 de abr. de 2022 · One of those schools – the University of Iowa – stood above the rest and that’s why Davis, a 5-foot-7 combo guard, will transfer to Iowa this summer and have two seasons of eligibilty under head coach Lisa Bluder. “Iowa stood out to me the most,” Davis said Saturday afternoon in a telephone interview. “They have an amazing community ...
Position. Point guard / shooting guard. Career highlights and awards. First-team All- MAC (2021) 2× Second-team All-MAC (2020, 2022) MAC All-Freshman Team (2020) Molly Davis (born August 21, 2000) is an American basketball player. She played college basketball for the Iowa Hawkeyes and Central Michigan Chippewas .
3 de may. de 2024 · Moll Davis, the leading coquette of the Duke's company, could not match Nell Gwynn in comedic skills; where Nell was spontaneous and witty, Moll was simply coarse. But she was the better dancer of the two. The second-rate poet Richard Flecknoe, who disapproved of theatre-folk for their loose morals, nevertheless gave Moll credit for her talent:
