The Disobedient Child

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The Disobedient Child
Author Thomas Ingelend
Country Great Britain
Language English
Genre(s) Play
Publisher Thomas Colwell / AMS Press
Released 1560 / 1970
Pages 60
ISBN ISBN 0404533426

The Disobedient Child is a play written in the mid 16th century by Thomas Ingelend, an author who known only as a "late student of Cambridge".

The printed edition by Thomas Colwell is without date, but it was published about the year 1560. It is an adaptation of a dialog by Ravisius Textor. Most scholars consider the play to be of limited literary worth.

This play contains the famous line: "None is so deaf as who will not hear."

It was last known to be published by AMS Press in 1970, with ISBN 0404533426.

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