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Yazar: Oscar Wilde

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"Oh! anything becomes a pleasure if one does it too often," cried
Lord Henry, laughing. "That is one of the most important secrets
of life. I should fancy, however, that murder is always a
mistake. One should never do anything that one cannot talk about
after dinner. But let us pass from poor Basil. I wish I could
believe that he had come to such a really romantic end as you
suggest, but I can't. I dare say he fell into the Seine off an
omnibus and that the conductor hushed up the scandal. Yes: I
should fancy that was his end. I see him lying now on his back
under those dull-green waters, with the heavy barges floating
over him and long weeds catching in his hair. Do you know, I
don't think he would have done much more good work. During the
last ten years his painting had gone off very much."

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