I will send you a copy of it if you like, but it is much more likely to reach you if you order it through Putnam's in New York as they are Methuen's agents.
I would like you to see it because it fortifies your opinion about Douglas' ridiculous contention; though I could explode the whole thing by Wilde's letters to myself from Berneval.

Certain verses were indeed added at Naples.

I do not know what you will think, but to me they prove the mental decline due to the atmosphere and life that Wilde was leading at the time.

Let us be just and say that perhaps Douglas assisted more than he was conscious of in their composition.

To me they are terribly poor stuff, but then, unlike yourself, I am a heretic about the Ballad.
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