Lady Windermere's Fan
Lady Windermere's Fan
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But seriously, what do you say to 2000 pounds? 2500 pounds, I think. In modernlife margin is everything. Windermere, don't you think the worldan intensely amusing place? I do!
[Exit on terrace with LORD WINDERMERE. Music strikes up in ball-room. ] LADY WINDERMERE. To stay in this house any longer is impossible. To-night a man who loves me offered me his whole life. I refusedit. It was foolish of me. I will offer him mine now. I will givehim mine. I will go to him! [Puts on cloak and goes to the... door, then turns back. Sits down at table and writes a letter, puts itinto an envelope, and leaves it on table. ] Arthur has neverunderstood me. When he reads this, he will. He may do as hechooses now with his life. I have done with mine as I think best, as I think right. It is he who has broken the bond of marriage--not I. I only break its bondage.
[Exit. ] [PARKER enters L. And crosses towards the ball-room R. Enter MRS. ERLYNNE. ] MRS. ERLYNNE. Is Lady Windermere in the ball-room?
PARKER. Her ladyship has just gone out.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But seriously, what do you say to 2000 pounds? 2500 pounds, I think. In modernlife margin is everything. Windermere, don't you think the worldan intensely amusing place? I do!
[Exit on terrace with LORD WINDERMERE. Music strikes up in ball-room. ] LADY WINDERMERE. To stay in this house any longer is impossible. To-night a man who loves me offered me his whole life. I refusedit. It was foolish of me. I will offer him mine now. I will givehim mine. I will go to him! [Puts on cloak and goes to the... door, then turns back. Sits down at table and writes a letter, puts itinto an envelope, and leaves it on table. ] Arthur has neverunderstood me. When he reads this, he will. He may do as hechooses now with his life. I have done with mine as I think best, as I think right. It is he who has broken the bond of marriage--not I. I only break its bondage.
[Exit. ] [PARKER enters L. And crosses towards the ball-room R. Enter MRS. ERLYNNE. ] MRS. ERLYNNE. Is Lady Windermere in the ball-room?
PARKER. Her ladyship has just gone out.
What to read after Lady Windermere's Fan?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilde Oscar to read onlineMoreLess
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