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Oscar Wilde, Volume 2 (of 2)

CHAPTER XXVII
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You came to me to learn the pleasure of life and the pleasure of art.

Perhaps I am chosen to teach you something much more wonderful, the meaning of sorrow and its beauty.
Your affectionate friend, OSCAR WILDE.
This letter of Oscar Wilde to Lord Alfred Douglas is curiously self-revealing and characteristic.

While reading it one should recall Oscar's provocation.

Lord Alfred Douglas had driven him to the prosecution, and then deserted him and left him in prison without using his influence to mitigate his friend's suffering or his pen to console and encourage him.

The abandonment was heartless and complete.


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