Libro · The Picture of Dorian Gray
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Autor: Oscar Wilde
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"How fond you are of saying dangerous things, Harry! In the
present instance, you are quite astray. I like the duchess very
much, but I don't love her."
"And the duchess loves you very much, but she likes you less, so
you are excellently matched."
"You are talking scandal, Harry, and there is never any basis for
scandal."
"The basis of every scandal is an immoral certainty," said Lord
Henry, lighting a cigarette.
"You would sacrifice anybody, Harry, for the sake of an epigram."
"The world goes to the altar of its own accord," was the answer.
"I wish I could love," cried Dorian Gray with a deep note of
pathos in his voice. "But I seem to have lost the passion and
forgotten the desire. I am too much concentrated on myself. My
own personality has become a burden to me. I want to escape, to
go away, to forget. It was silly of me to come down here at all.
I think I shall send a wire to Harvey to have the yacht got
ready. On a yacht one is safe."
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