Other Fiction Leverson, Ada: The Limit, v1.2, 26 October 2009.

[Patricia]

Ada Leverson (1862–1933)
The Limit (1911)

Ada Leverson was a close fiend of Oscar Wilde, and wrote witty society novels which contain both acute observation and bon mots.
In this novel, a young married woman must choose how far to permit the attentions of a man friend. Meanwhile, her husband must set the limit of his toleration.

We now have all of Mrs. Leverson’s novels in the MR library.

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[AlexBell]

Originally Posted by Patricia

Ada Leverson (1862–1933)
The Limit (1911)

Ada Leverson was a close fiend of Oscar Wilde,

Thanks, Patricia. She seems like a very interesting person.

Regards, Alex

[Patricia]

Originally Posted by Patricia

Ada Leverson was a close fiend of Oscar Wilde, and wrote witty society novels which contain both acute observation and bon mots.

Oh dear. I meant to say "friend."

Thanks, Alex.

[Patricia]

I’m uploading a corrected version.
Thanks to Alex Bell for pointing out a typo.

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