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I love Oscar Wilde, especially "The Importance of Being Ernst", his dialog is wonderfully witty and his social conversations insightful. (

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Includes: "Importance of Being Ernest"; "Lady Windermere's Fan"; "A Woman of No Importance"; "An Ideal Husband"; and "Salome".

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