Book · The Picture of Dorian Gray
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Author: Oscar Wilde
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"I can tell you, Harry. It is not a story I could tell to any one
else. I spared somebody. It sounds vain, but you understand what
I mean. She was quite beautiful and wonderfully like Sibyl Vane.
I think it was that which first attracted me to her. You remember
Sibyl, don't you? How long ago that seems! Well, Hetty was not
one of our own class, of course. She was simply a girl in a
village. But I really loved her. I am quite sure that I loved
her. All during this wonderful May that we have been having, I
used to run down and see her two or three times a week. Yesterday
she met me in a little orchard. The apple-blossoms kept tumbling
down on her hair, and she was laughing. We were to have gone away
together this morning at dawn. Suddenly I determined to leave her
as flowerlike as I had found her."
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