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

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Unbreakable Spirit,d in the years that followed, when his friends and admirers saw with the greatest pain the downfall of a man of genius, is not for me to write of or to criticize. We all have our faults, and as Father Bernard Vaughan once said to me: ‘Don’t let us ever blame anyone for what they do, but instead knee

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Oscar Wilde,rld speaks in whispers, but of whom I say openly that I never heard an objectionable word from his lips and saw in him at no time anything more vicious than vanity; to the memory of.actor (in a great life tragedy as in everything else), artist (in more crafts than one, including flattery), poet, cri

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Oscar Wilde in Prison, an aid to the discharge of my duties on this Committee I had a warrant which enabled me to go to any prison, at any hour, and call on the Governor to produce any prisoner. During the time of our work Oscar Wilde had been sentenced to a term of imprisonment under circumstances which are well remembe

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The Poet in Prison,, or bear the punishment that was sure to follow; turn the monotonous crank, along with his fellows, by which the prison was supplied with water; read the silly books from the library, or pace his cell, a prey to his own sad thoughts, until his health broke down under the unnatural strain, and, to p

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,Wilde’s God,alously preserved. At the time when he was writing ‘De Profundis’ he had one afternoon a long talk with a man in Reading Gaol, who, writing from memory, supplies for the purpose of this biography the following account of it:—

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