Good evening and thank you for joining me for another boring books for bedtime.

I hope tonight selection provides all the boredom your busy brain needs to quiet down and let you get some sleep.

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Now, let's read and relax.

Find a comfortable spot.

Adjust your volume.

Take a nice deep breath in.

Let it out slowly.

And off we go.

Tonight let's relax with the English Renaissance of art

from essays and lectures by Oscar Wilde,

first published in book form in limited edition,

on handmade paper and Japanese film in in 1908 by Methune and Co. limited. 36 Essex Street, W.C. London.

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