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

招惹

The Poet in Prison,revent his being sent to a madhouse, he was allowed the privilege of having a limited number of books, which were sent by friends, and which afterwards found a place amongst others less abstruse on the shelves of the prison library.

古老

容易生皱纹

The Importance of Being Earnest,ng I had ever appeared in. The atmosphere was strange and I was terrified at my task. George Alexander was very kind but I think occasionally nervous as to whether he had been wise to trust this important part to me.

改变立场

Oscar Wilde Laughed Heartily,en I said good-night to her at the door of the theatre she had tears in her eyes.’ They never met again. Oscar was in an airy mood. Between the acts he paid a visit to George Alexander, who told me what passed between them.

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包裹

桉树

BET

违法事实

,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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