The Apprentice: A Farce In Two Acts is a play written by Arthur Murphy in 1756. The story revolves around the character of Dick, an apprentice who dreams of becoming a wealthy merchant. However, his ambition leads him to make some poor decisions, including borrowing money from a loan shark to impress his boss's daughter. As the plot unfolds, Dick's plans unravel, leading to a series of comical mishaps and misunderstandings. The play is a classic example...