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Lord Arthur Savile's Crime And Other Stories
Lord Arthur Savile's Crime and Other Stories is an adapted collection of short stories by the celebrated Victorian playwright and author Oscar Wilde. This anthology, tailored for high school English learners, presents a series of witty and satirical tales that explore the themes of fate, societal duty, and the supernatural. The title story follows a young aristocrat who, after being told by a palmist that he is destined to commit a murder, attempts to complete the deed before his wedding day. Through Wilde’s signature dark humor and sharp social commentary, this collection provides students with a sophisticated yet accessible introduction to classic British literature and the exploration of Victorian moral paradoxes.
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