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... BEN BRIERLEY'S JOURNAL. oscAR WILDE. A vague but horrible rumour is being handed around with blanched lips that Oscar Wilde will marry and settle in America. Just a few more straws on the dromedary's back and war with the mother country will be itievitable ...
... was the Oscar Wilde style once more. It's been going on all over my farm ever sincemoonlight walks, kissing under the appletrees, hugging over the verandah, and calling each other darling all over the door yard. And now it wasn't Oscar Wilde style after ...
... THE DISAPPOINTING OCEAN. A schoolboy, Wm. Kempson, like Mr. Oscar Wilde, found the ocean disappointing. After explaining that sailors don't wear collars because their necks are so thick, and giving other interesting information respecting the life of ...
... order to cut a fine figure, while a man gets tight in order to cut a bad figure.—Warsato Wasp. A LONDON paper says .that Oscar Wilde is a fool. The London press is always slow in getting news.—Arkansate Traveller. ...
... woman look at her boots. rNew Proverbs of Society. And oh, to know if worth your love, Be sure to mark her style of glove. Oscar Wilde is writing a play for Anderson. She wouldn't let him do it unless he made her a duchess. He has done so, and a murderess ...
... profile better. What did she say about the pictures ? In speaking of the first portrait, said Mr. Barony, she quoted Oscar Wilde, saying, You've made me pretty; I'm beautiful.' And your impression of Mrs. Langtry was what ? Well, said Mr. Barony ...
... home on poetry. How they scintillate on the subject of Tennyson or Longfellow, or even the muchabused and much-coddled Oscar Wilde It would turn a city critic green with envy to hear them. Where did they get it all? Why, from the head fountain of all ...
... tell one of her sporting tales, and John Strange Winter, The Countess of Munster, Lady Constance Howard, Violet Fans, Mr. Oscar Wilde, and other well-known literary people will write special stories or poetry. The Book will be unique in shape and get-up ...
... 'patriot must at all times be ready to die for his country, even though it shall cost him his life !—( Thundering applause.) Oscar Wilde says that with his mortal eyes he can see angels where other men can see only flesh and blood. Oh, well; so could that other ...