كتاب · The Picture of Dorian Gray
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المؤلف: Oscar Wilde
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He collected together from all parts of the world the strangest
instruments that could be found, either in the tombs of dead
nations or among the few savage tribes that have survived contact
with Western civilizations, and loved to touch and try them. He
had the mysterious juruparis of the Rio Negro Indians, that women
are not allowed to look at and that even youths may not see till
they have been subjected to fasting and scourging, and the
earthen jars of the Peruvians that have the shrill cries of
birds, and flutes of human bones such as Alfonso de Ovalle heard
in Chile, and the sonorous green jaspers that are found near
Cuzco and give forth a note of singular sweetness.
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