A Woman of No Importance : An Ideal Husband
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You are not going, Caro- line? Pray sit down.
LADY CAROLINE I think I had better look after Jonn.
[Exit Lady Caroline.] A WOMAN OF NO IMPORTANCE. 115 LADY HUNSTANTON It doesn't do to pay men so much attention.
And Caroline has really nothing to be anxious about. Lady Stutfield is very sympathetic. She is just as sympathetic about one thing as she is about another. A beautiful nature.
[Enter Sir John and Mrs. Allonhy.] Ah ! here is Sir John ! And with Mrs. Allonby too ! I suppose it was Mrs. All...onby I saw him with. Sir John, Caroline has been looking every- where for you.
MRS. ALLONBY We have been waiting for her in the Music- room, dear Lady Hunstanton.
LADY HUNSTANTON Ah ! the Music-room, of course. I thought it was the Yellow Drawing-room, my memory is getting so defective. [To the Archdeacon.] Mrs.
Daubeny has a wonderful memory, hasn't she?
THE ARCHDEACON She used to be quite remarkable for her memory, but since her last attack she recalls chiefly the events of her early childhood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You are not going, Caro- line? Pray sit down.
LADY CAROLINE I think I had better look after Jonn.
[Exit Lady Caroline.] A WOMAN OF NO IMPORTANCE. 115 LADY HUNSTANTON It doesn't do to pay men so much attention.
And Caroline has really nothing to be anxious about. Lady Stutfield is very sympathetic. She is just as sympathetic about one thing as she is about another. A beautiful nature.
[Enter Sir John and Mrs. Allonhy.] Ah ! here is Sir John ! And with Mrs. Allonby too ! I suppose it was Mrs. All...onby I saw him with. Sir John, Caroline has been looking every- where for you.
MRS. ALLONBY We have been waiting for her in the Music- room, dear Lady Hunstanton.
LADY HUNSTANTON Ah ! the Music-room, of course. I thought it was the Yellow Drawing-room, my memory is getting so defective. [To the Archdeacon.] Mrs.
Daubeny has a wonderful memory, hasn't she?
THE ARCHDEACON She used to be quite remarkable for her memory, but since her last attack she recalls chiefly the events of her early childhood.
What to read after A Woman of No Importance : An Ideal Husband?
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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