The Collected Oscar Wilde by Wilde, Oscar -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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From the Pages of Title Page Copyright Page OSCAR WILDE THE WORLD OF OSCAR WILDE Introduction FICTION

THE PORTRAIT OF MR W. H.

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LORD ARTHUR SAVILE’S CRIME - A Study of Duty

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THE MODEL MILLIONAIRE - A Note of Admiration THE CANTERVILLE GHOST - A Hylo-Idealistic Romance

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THE YOUNG KING THE BIRTHDAY OF THE INFANTA THE FISHERMAN AND HIS SOUL THE REMARKABLE ROCKET THE CANTERVILLE GHOST - A Hylo-Idealistic Romance

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THE YOUNG KING

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THE BALLAD OF READING GAOL

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LECTURES

THE ENGLISH RENAISSANCE

THE ORIGIN OF THE ART REVOLUTION. THE CHOICE OF SUBJECTS. CHANNELS THROUGH WHICH THE SOUL IS TOUCHED. THE PLACE OF CRITICISM. THE NOVEL AND THE DRAMA. AMERICA TO COMPLETE THE MOVEMENT. WHERE MORALITY IS NOT IN QUESTION. THE REASON OF DECORATIVE ART. THE SUNFLOWER AND THE LILY.

DECORATIVE ART IN AMERICA

JOURNALISM

ON AMERICA

IMPRESSIONS OF AMERICA THE AMERICAN INVASION THE AMERICAN MAN

ON ART

MR. WHISTLER’S TEN O’CLOCK THE RELATION OF DRESS TO ART. A NOTE IN BLACK AND WHITE ON MR. WHISTLER’S LECTURE LONDON MODELS

ON LITERATURE

DINNERS AND DISHES TO READ, OR NOT TO READ BALZAC IN ENGLISH THE POETS AND THE PEOPLE POETRY AND PRISON THE GOSPEL ACCORDING TO WALT WHITMAN MR. PATER’S LAST VOLUME [APPRECIATIONS]

ESSAYS

APHORISMS

CHARACTERS THE SCENES OF THE PLAY ACT I ACT II ACT III

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