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Oscar Wilde, Volume 2 (of 2)

CHAPTER XXII
10/24

I was as light-hearted as could be.

At length I was free of journalism, I thought, and I was going to the South to write my Shakespeare book, and Oscar would work, too, when the conditions were pleasant.

But I could not win a single smile from him; he sat downcast, sighing hopelessly from time to time.
"What on earth's the matter ?" I cried.

"Here you are going to the sunshine, to blue skies, and the wine-tinted Mediterranean, and you're not content.

We shall stop in a hotel near a little sun-baked valley running down to the sea.


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