The Annotated Oscar WildeSchitterend geïll. uitg. van Wilde's volledige werk; met inleiding per genre, uitgebreide annotaties en index.; poëzie, verhalende literatuur, drama, lezingen, essays en brieven. |
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... present day have any really solid qualities , any of the qualities that last , and improve with time . We live , I regret to say , in an age of surfaces . ( To CECILY ) : Come over here , dear . ( CECILY goes across . ) Pretty child ...
... present day have any really solid qualities , any of the qualities that last , and improve with time . We live , I regret to say , in an age of surfaces . ( To CECILY ) : Come over here , dear . ( CECILY goes across . ) Pretty child ...
Page 471
... present it is a horrible duel between himself and the doctor . The doctor is fighting for a theory . The man is fighting for his life . I am anxious that the man should win . But let the whole case be examined into by experts who ...
... present it is a horrible duel between himself and the doctor . The doctor is fighting for a theory . The man is fighting for his life . I am anxious that the man should win . But let the whole case be examined into by experts who ...
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... present prison system seems almost to have for its aim the wrecking and the destruction of the mental faculties . The production of insanity is , if not its object , certainly its result . That is a well- ascertained fact . Its causes ...
... present prison system seems almost to have for its aim the wrecking and the destruction of the mental faculties . The production of insanity is , if not its object , certainly its result . That is a well- ascertained fact . Its causes ...
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