The Boston Globe - Friday, July 5, 1895
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She Was So Indignant.
Considerable amusement was caused last month in the dramatic profession by the sudden resolve of a leading lady to withdraw one of Oscar Wilde's plays from her repertory.
This amusement was due to the very general knowledge of the fact that the lady was six weeks behind in her payment of the author’s royalties on the play in question - a fact which is believed to have considerably quickened her seva indignatio against the luckless Wilde.
(Bookman.
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