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How many children does Oscar Wilde have?
Oscar Wilde has 2 children
How many kids does Oscar Wilde have?
Oscar Wilde has 2 children
Who is the greatest Englisher grammarian ever?
Too many contestants for this position, many would say Oscar Wilde? _________ Oscar Wilde was a brilliant wit, but I'm not sure about the 'grammarian' part. In fiction it would have to be Henry Higgins.
Who said 'Experience is the name so many people give to their mistakes'?
It is an Oscar Wilde quotation
How many words are in the ballad of reading gaol?
Oscar Wilde - he is most famous for his story the happy prince though.
What british artist is a friend of Oscar Wilde?
Aubrey Beardsley was a British artist and illustrator who was a friend and collaborator of Oscar Wilde. Beardsley's distinctive style of Art Nouveau influenced many artists and designers during the late 19th century.
How many plays wrote by Oscar Wilde?
Oscar Wilde wrote nine plays in total. Some of his most famous works include "The Importance of Being Earnest," "An Ideal Husband," and "Lady Windermere's Fan."
How many books did the Mayan write?
how many books did the mayan write
What did Oscar Wilde mean when he said "Everything in the world is about sex except sex. Sex is about power"?
Oscar Wilde meant that while many things in the world revolve around sex, the act of sex itself is more about the dynamics of power and control between individuals.
How many books did Angela Davis write?
now many books did angela davis write
Who did Oscar Wilde marry?
Oscar Wilde married to Constance Lloyd in 1884
What is the relation of Oscar Wilde to percival wilde?
Wilde, Percival (1887-1953), playwright. The prolific dramatist and author was born in New York and educated at Columbia. Although few of his works were produced on Broadway and none was a commercial success, he is reputed to have had more plays performed regularly by amateur theatres than any other contemporary dramatist. Among his popular titles were The Aftermath, The Lady of Dreams, and The Reckoning. Of his many textbooks, the best known was probably The Craftsmanship of the One‐Act Play.
