Kitap · The Picture of Dorian Gray
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Yazar: Oscar Wilde
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"Oh, some of the papers do. It does not seem to me to be at all
probable. I know there are dreadful places in Paris, but Basil
was not the sort of man to have gone to them. He had no
curiosity. It was his chief defect."
"What would you say, Harry, if I told you that I had murdered
Basil?" said the younger man. He watched him intently after he
had spoken.
"I would say, my dear fellow, that you were posing for a
character that doesn't suit you. All crime is vulgar, just as all
vulgarity is crime. It is not in you, Dorian, to commit a murder.
I am sorry if I hurt your vanity by saying so, but I assure you
it is true. Crime belongs exclusively to the lower orders. I
don't blame them in the smallest degree. I should fancy that
crime was to them what art is to us, simply a method of procuring
extraordinary sensations."
"A method of procuring sensations? Do you think, then, that a man
who has once committed a murder could possibly do the same crime
again? Don't tell me that."
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