... the verse reads smoothly and pleasantly. More than half of Lippincott's Magazine this soonth is occupied with a story by Oscar Wilde, entitled The Picture of Dorian Gray. This apostle of culture has waxed so terribly wroth with a contemporary for daring ...

... season no entertainment was considered complete at which this celebrated lady did not figure. The next in rotation was Mr. Oscar Wilde and the ' Posturists,' the affected disciples of Postletli wait. Then in quick succession followed Mrs. Langtry, the pr ...

... compete for popular support under the title of Black and White. The Woman's World no longer bears the sign manual of Oscar Wilde as its editor, but it none the less speaks with authority upon recondite matters of fashion in costume, and the numerous ...