Forum: The Classroom
Topic: Oscar Wilde quote
started by: Jimi

Posted by Jimi on Jan. 02 2002,01:01
Hi all, I could really do with some help from anyone, as quick as possible.

I have been asked to find out where this quote is from, I am allowed to find out using any methods I want but the internet isn't proving useful as usual.

Ok it's "You dear sweet romantic boy"

All I know is that it is a quote from an Oscar Wilde comedy, any help would be much appreciated.

I'm relying on you detnet, please don't let me down. ???

Edit: Bad grammar
Posted by damien_s_lucifer on Jan. 02 2002,02:13
google to the rescue again :

The quote is "You dear romantic boy:"

Algernon: What a perfect angel you are, Cecily.
Cecily: You dear romantic boy. I hope your hair curls naturally, does it?
Algernon: Yes, darling, with a little help from others.
Cecily: I am so glad.

It's < The Importance of Being Ernest >, Act 2, Scene 3.
Posted by Jimi on Jan. 02 2002,11:23
Thank you, I owe you a big one.   :D
Posted by jiggyfresh on Jan. 02 2002,14:03
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but the internet isn't proving useful as usual.


and you didnt even try google...
::smack::
Posted by LiNeY on Jan. 02 2002,21:23
Jimi, just out of interest: where did you get that quote from? :) Just in case some girl said that to you, it'd be real funny with the context of Wilde's comedy...
Posted by Jimi on Jan. 05 2002,20:17
Well i'll keep this short but my G/F basically said if I got it right i'd get a special surprise.

But when I got it right she admitted that she was so sure that I would get it right she hadn't anything in mind. :angry:
Posted by Chrissy on Jan. 05 2002,21:41
d-s-l you beat me to it :(
I love Oscar Wilde- I did an entire paper on him ---interesting sort of fellow actually...
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