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Oscar Wilde, a study

by André Gide

Level C1 · AdvancedClassics13 chapters
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Length
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About this book

Explore the remarkable life of a brilliant poet and playwright whose rise from scholarly success to theatrical fame is shadowed by scandal and imprisonment, revealing the complexities behind his celebrated works and tragic downfall.

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Contents

13 chapters in all. The first chapter is free to read with no account.

02Αἴλινον, αἴινον εἰπὲ, Τὸ δ᾽ ευ̉ νικάτω
03NOTE.
04CONTENTS.
05LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.
06Oscar Wilde Introductory.
07Letters from M. André Gide.
08Oscar Wilde
09TO OSCAR WILDE,
10LIST OF PUBLISHED WRITINGS OF OSCAR WILDE.
11NOTE.
12Books containing Selections from the Works of Oscar Wilde.

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