“After a good dinner one can forgive anybody, even one's own relations.”
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One of the most famous plays by Oscar WIlde, A Woman of No Importance was first staged in 1893.Generous in wit and cynicism, the play indulges in the decadent rituals of the upper-class in late XIX century London, exposing its secrets and concealed immoralities until a secret that changes the life of the protagonists is revealed.
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Oscar Wilde
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