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... OSCAR WILDE. It was favourite saying of Dicken?, when any one talked of a person's coming out, that it was eisy enough to come out: the difficulty was to keep out; a remark practical indeed, and fraught with truth. Most people, I think, imagined that ...
... By OSCAR WILDE The DECAY of LYING : a Dialogue. “A THOUSAND MORE MOUTHS EVERY DAY.” By the Right Hon. the EARL of MEATH. CLUBS for WORKING GIRLS. the Hon. MAUDE STANLEY. CATHEDRAL-ROOM for NEGLECTED RECORDS. By the Rev. Dr. jessopp. The POSTHUMOUS VI ...
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... OSCAR WILDE. Who would hare expected to find in the apostle of culture a champion of the weaker races? It appears that recently Oscar Wilde's agent purchased three sleeping-car tickets from Atlanta, Oa., to Savanah, and when the three berths were occupied ...
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... OSCAR WILDE. Describing Oscar Wilde's appeartnee at his lecture in that city, a Glavow paper says Exactly at eight he walked on the platform alone, and entiosity was put at rePt. The **theta wan then 'teen to be a man of middle .IZP, of stoutish figura ...
... OSCAR WILDE. Penelope writes in the La 'waster Obxen•rr : —Mr. Oscar Wilde ban returned fmm America, full of anecdotes and in the beat humour with both sides the Atlantic, only Irroatly amuse:: with the practices of Western journalists, who in it terviewirg ...
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... than he—Mr. Oscar Wilde. Now, we must say that there is much lin the too utterly utter schist which is to us the acme of absurdity and nonsense—though there wan plenty of the :esthetically absurd in fashionable society long before Oscar Wilde was heard ...
... OSCAR WILDE. &vently Mr. Oscar Wilde delivered Isis lecture The 'Louse Beantifill• before an exceedingly numerous audience in Newea the-on- Tyne. That he met aith the approbation of hid auditors was maiiifu-t from the freqiie A and hearty app'au-si lie ...
... OSCAR WILDE. He had done indeed a wonderful work, as was everywhere apparent throughout America. It had resulted in elevating the taste of the people to a higher state than before his coming. The example of that man's life, whose public efforts as a reformer ...
... OSCAR WILDE. The Woman’s World Volume for 1888. Edited by Oscarß WILDE. Illustrated throughout with High-class Wood Engravings. 18s. The Magazine of Art Volume for 1888. With 12 Etchings and Photogravures, and Hundreds of beautiful Wood Engravings from ...