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Oscar Wilde, Volume 2 (of 2)

CHAPTER XXVII
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Your memory is at fault here.

The charge against Horatio Lloyd was of a normal kind.

It was for exposing himself to nursemaids in the gardens of the Temple.
[I have corrected this as indeed I have always used Ross's corrections on matters of fact.

F.H.] Page 596 Line 13.

I think there ought to be a capital "E" in exhibition to emphasise that it is the 1900 Exhibition in Paris.
THE SOUL OF MAN UNDER SOCIALISM When I was editing "The Fortnightly Review," Oscar Wilde wrote for me "The Soul of Man Under Socialism." On reading it then it seemed to me that he knew very little about Socialism and I disliked his airy way of dealing with a religion he hadn't taken the trouble to fathom.


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