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Duchess of Padua
Duchess of Padua | Oscar Wilde
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'The Duchess of Padua' is a five-act play by Oscar Wilde which was originally written for actress Mary Anderson in 1883. Due to her rejection of the play, it was not performed. It later appeared in its first publication in German in 1904. Fans of Wilde will delight in this fine play of his.
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My love of all things Oscar Wilde extends to the play "The Duchess of Padua" as well. In it's Shakesperean style, with references to Macbeth and Hamlet, you'll still find Oscar Wilde's aphorisms, witty and satirical writing style, and scathing commentary on society's ills.

Insomnia It's so discouraging that Oscar Wilde doesn't get as much credit as others do . I've always thought a lot of what he says makes sense. 6y
CoffeeNBooks @Insomnia I agree! 6y
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Duchess of Padua | Oscar Wilde
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Atsinganoi WHAT?! 7y
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Duchess of Padua | Oscar Wilde
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Once you embrace the adventure of reading poorly-done free ebooks, you are rewarded with fun "words" like buried treasure.

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