Arthur Wing Pinero
Arthur Wing Pinero (1855-1934) was an English dramatist. He was born in London and studied law before going on the stage. In 1875, he joined the Lyceum repertory company at Edinburgh. He began writing plays shortly afterwards, and became one of the most prolific and successful playwrights of his time. He is best known for his comedies, of which the most notable are:
- The Magistrate (1885)
- The Second Mrs. Tanqueray (1893)
- Trelawney of the Wells[?]
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other fathers, cannot neither, like them, content myself with
in the world, while you want 'quelques couches de vernis'. Few fathers
money: and, consequently, content themselves with giving them, at the
eighteen; the university till twenty; and a couple of years riding post
home to be married, and, as they call it, settled. Of those who really
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