The Importance of Being Eldest_ (1923) _Pygmalion_ (1913) _The School for Scandal_ (1853) _A Shilling a Week_ (1922) _The Spanish Lady_ (1925) _The Two Bouquets_ (1920) _Two Women_ (1922) The Virtue of Philosophy Vision and Prayer Warning Against Being Fooled by Appearances What Is Marriage? The Wings of the Dove Wise Counsel for the Young With a Single Conscience A Woman of No Importance # Plays First Published in Volume Two of the Complete Edition of the _Letters_ _The Cocktail Party_ (1950, published in 1953) (pp. 1–62) _The Dark Lady of the Sonnets_ (1946, published in 1947) (pp. 63–101) _Inferno_ (1930, published in 1931) (pp. 102–42) _The King's Yes and No_ (1930, published in 1931) (pp. 143–73) _The Judgement of Paris_ (1933, published in 1935) (pp. 174–229) _The Nice and the Good_ (1931, published in 1932) (pp. 230–60) _Nymphs_ (1928, published in 1929) (pp. 261–98) _A Phoenix Too Frequent_ (1932, published in 1933) (pp. 299–320) _Troilus and Cressida_ (1933, published in 1934) (pp. 321–56) # Plays First Published in Volume One of the Complete Edition of the _Letters_ _An Ideal Husband_ (1895, published in 1895) (pp. 1–50) _Lady Windermere's Fan_ (1892, published in 1893) (pp. 51–97) _The Importance of Being Earnest_ (1895, published in 1895) (pp. 98–143) _A Little Boy Lost_ (1893, published in 1895) (pp. 144–211) _The Miracle_ (1892, published in 1893) (pp. 212–45) _The Real Thing_ (1894, published in 1895) (pp. 246–87) _The School for Scandal_ (1838, published in 1839) (pp. 288–359) _A Woman of No Importance_ (1915, published in 1917) (pp. 360–447) # Plays First Published in Volume Two of the Complete Edition of the _Letters_ _The Cocktail Party_ (1950, published in 1953) (pp. 1–62) _The Dark Lady of the Sonnets_ (1946, published in 1947) (pp. 63–101) _Inferno_ (1930, published in 1931) (pp. 102–42) _The King's Yes and No_ (1930, published in 1931) (pp. 143–73) _The Judgement of Paris_ (1933, published in 1935) (pp. 174–229) _The Nice and the Good_ (1931, published in 1932) (pp. 230–60) _Nymphs_ (1928, published in 1929) (pp. 261–98) _A Phoenix Too Frequent_ (1932, published in 1933) (pp. 299–320) _Troilus and Cressida_ (1933, published in 1934) (pp. 321–56) # Index Page numbers listed correspond to the print edition of this book. 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