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Input (English): In the third act of this play, one character repeatedly laments being unable to get past the "flaming sword" separating him from the woman he loves. That character is horrified that the woman he loves performs menial tasks such as chopping onions and refilling lamps. This play's second act ends with a character accepting an offer to speak at the Guild of St. Matthew, and then asking his secretary Proserpine Garnett and his father-in-law Mr. Burgess to accompany him, deliberately leaving his wife at home with his rival. At its climax, the title character chooses to stay with her husband, a prominent Christian Scientist, instead of an eighteen-year-old poetical aesthete. The second of its author's Plays Pleasant, it centers on the romantic triangle among James Morell, Eugene Marchbanks, and the title woman. For 10 points, name this comedy by George Bernard Shaw about a clergyman's wife.
Output (English): Literature