Lady windermeres fan, p.8

  Lady Windermere’s Fan, p.8

Lady Windermere’s Fan
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  Lady Windermere Frightened. Has Mrs. Erlynne—?

  Lord Augustus Advancing towards her with a low bow. Yes, Lady Windermere—Mrs. Erlynne has done me the honour of accepting my hand.

  Lord Windermere Well, you are certainly marrying a very clever woman!

  Lady Windermere Taking her husband’s hand. Ah, you’re marrying a very good woman!

  Curtain

  Lady Windermere’s Fan

  was published in 1893 by

  Oscar Wilde.

  This ebook was produced for

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  by

  Marc Gimpel,

  and is based on a transcription produced in 1997 by

  David Price

  for

  Project Gutenberg

  and on digital scans from the

  Internet Archive.

  The cover page is adapted from

  Au Bal,

  a painting completed in 1875 by

  Berthe Morisot.

  The cover and title pages feature the

  League Spartan and Sorts Mill Goudy

  typefaces created in 2014 and 2009 by

  The League of Moveable Type.

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  Oscar Wilde, Lady Windermere’s Fan

 


 

 
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