The Plays of Oscar Wilde ...
The Plays of Oscar Wilde ...
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Oh, here is the dear Archdeacon. [To Servant.] It doesn't matter.
[Enter Sir John and Doctor Daubeny. Sir John goes over to Lady Stutfield, Doctor Daubeny to Lady Hunstanton.] THE ARCHDEACON. Lord lUingworth has been most entertaining. I have never enjoyed myself more.
[Sees Mrs. Arbuthnot.] Ah, Mrs. Arbuthnot.
LADY HUNSTANTON [To Doctor Daubeny]. You see I have got Mrs. Arbuthnot to come to me at last.
THE ARCHDEACON. That is a great honour. Lady Hunstanton. Mrs. Daubeny will be quite jealous ...of you.
LADY HUNSTANTON. Ah, I am SO sorry Mrs. Dau- Act II] A WOMAN OF NO IMPORTANCE 41 beny could not come with you to-night. Headache as usual, I suppose.
THE ARCHDEACON. Ycs, Lady HunstantoH ; a per- fect martyr. But she is happiest alone. She is hap- piest alone.
LADY CAROLINE [To her husband]. John! [Sir John goes over to his wife. Doctor Daubeny talks to Lady Hunstanton and Mrs. Arbuthnot.] [Mrs. Arbuthnot matches Lord IlUngmorth the whole time. He has passed across the room without noticing her, and approaches Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oh, here is the dear Archdeacon. [To Servant.] It doesn't matter.
[Enter Sir John and Doctor Daubeny. Sir John goes over to Lady Stutfield, Doctor Daubeny to Lady Hunstanton.] THE ARCHDEACON. Lord lUingworth has been most entertaining. I have never enjoyed myself more.
[Sees Mrs. Arbuthnot.] Ah, Mrs. Arbuthnot.
LADY HUNSTANTON [To Doctor Daubeny]. You see I have got Mrs. Arbuthnot to come to me at last.
THE ARCHDEACON. That is a great honour. Lady Hunstanton. Mrs. Daubeny will be quite jealous ...of you.
LADY HUNSTANTON. Ah, I am SO sorry Mrs. Dau- Act II] A WOMAN OF NO IMPORTANCE 41 beny could not come with you to-night. Headache as usual, I suppose.
THE ARCHDEACON. Ycs, Lady HunstantoH ; a per- fect martyr. But she is happiest alone. She is hap- piest alone.
LADY CAROLINE [To her husband]. John! [Sir John goes over to his wife. Doctor Daubeny talks to Lady Hunstanton and Mrs. Arbuthnot.] [Mrs. Arbuthnot matches Lord IlUngmorth the whole time. He has passed across the room without noticing her, and approaches Mrs.
What to read after The Plays of Oscar Wilde ...?
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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