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The Picture of Dorian Gray

CHAPTER 6
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One can use them in fiction, of course.

But then the only things that one can use in fiction are the things that one has ceased to use in fact.

Believe me, no civilized man ever regrets a pleasure, and no uncivilized man ever knows what a pleasure is." "I know what pleasure is," cried Dorian Gray.

"It is to adore some one." "That is certainly better than being adored," he answered, toying with some fruits.

"Being adored is a nuisance.


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