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A Scene at Long Beach

March 30, 2015March 31, 2024 Oscar Wilde Blog32 Comments
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The intrigue that followed a chance meeting with Oscar Wilde in 1882

A young girl who Oscar Wilde met on vacation in 1882 became the lover of Wilde’s future niece and also had an affair with Wilde’s own lover’s future wife.

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