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... 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. 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 ...
... OSCAR WILDE DUPED. T; a superintendent of the Saw York police confirms the repot that Oscar Wilde was duped by Banco swindlers on December 14th. One of them pretended to be the eon of Drexel, the banker, and thereby inducer Mr. Wilde to lend him, first ...
... OSCAR WILDE INTERVIEWD. -Mr. Wilde had a lively time the day following his arrival in New York. The reporters were out after him early, the smartest being the New York Dramatic News man, who caught the poet in a tram-car with this effect:--I object to ...
... MR. OSCAR WILDE. The Daily News says that Mr. Oscar Wilde returns to England a sadder not a wiser man. He leaves the Americans a merrier but not a less wise people. They have laughed at him, and when they were tired of laughing they forgot him. In New ...
... OSCAR WILDE DUPED. The superintendent of the New York police con. firms the report that Oscar Wilde was duped by Banco swindlers on December 14th. One of them pretended to be the son of Drexel, the hanker, and thereby induced Mr. Wilde to lend him ...
... Mr. Oscar Wilde. Mr. Oscar Wilde sailed for England by the Bothnia yesterday. The correspondent of the Dail)i News states that Mr. Wilde left sorrowfully. He says his mission to reform the tastes and dress of the Americans has been a failure. He has been ...
... OSCAR WILDE DUPED. The superintendent of the New York police confirms the report that Oscar Wilde was doped by Banco swindlers on December 14th. One of them pretended to be the eon of Drexel, the banker, and thereby induced Mr. Wilde to lend him, ...
... OSCAR WILDE DUPED. The superintendent of the New York police confirms the report that Oscar Wilde was duped by Banco swindlers oa December 14th. Oct of them pretended to the son of Drvxel. the banker, and thereby induced Mr. Wilde lend bim, first ca«h ...