Titlebook: Oscar Wilde; Interviews and Recol E. H. Mikhail Book 1979 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1979 collections.i

Cerumen

诱使

祸害隐伏

Memories of Trinity Days, that it made him a laughing stock. But those who made fun of Wilde did not know him. He was a big-hearted, liberal fellow, who never did a mean, underhanded thing, and his last shilling was at anybody’s disposal.’

interlude

Oscar Wilde at Magdalen College Oxford,om my noisy Etonian. friends, and spent happy hours in Ward’s eyrie, enjoying his company and his pleasant talk. ‘Do you know the man who has the rooms below me?’ he said, one day. ‘No, I don’t,’ I replied, ‘but whoever he is, he has got the jolliest rooms in college.’ ‘Why, he is a demy. who hails

cyanosis

Entropion

cathartic

沉思的鱼

grandiose

生命

Oscar Wilde and the Pre-Raphaelite Movement,f being caricatured by Gilberto in his operas, but when George du Maurier’s Mrs. Cimabue Brown appeared in . as the companion-figure to Postlethwaite its origin was commonly attributed to the wife of the director of the Grosvenor Gallery. I had long been accustomed to supporting a certain amount of