sentences:  The manuscript that did survive, written double-sided on nineteen folio leaves, eventually came into the possession of Edmond Malone, the prominent Shakespeare scholar of the later eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries.Malone made the manuscript available to William Gifford, who transcribed the text and included it in his collected edition of Massinger's works (1805–13).Critics have noted relationships between "The Parliament of Love" and other English Renaissance plays, including Marston's "The Dutch Courtesan," the Beaumont and Fletcher play "The Scornful Lady," and the Webster/Rowley collaboration "A Cure for a Cuckold".