Quote by Oscar Wilde

Indeed, in many respects she was quite English and was an excellent example of the fact that we have really everything in common with America nowadays, except, of course, the language

Indeed, in many respects she was quite English and was an ex

Summary

This quote highlights the humorous observation that despite differences in language, England and America share many similarities in terms of culture and way of life. It implies that although the English and Americans may have different terminology, traditions, and accents, they still have much in common. The quote suggests that language is the primary factor that distinguishes the two countries, while remarking on the shared values and experiences that bridge the gap between them.

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By Oscar Wilde

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