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32849	Saltus, Edgar	Oscar Wilde: An Idler's Impression			.txt	text/plain	2455	212	87	Of this first edition of _Oscar Wilde: An Idler's Impression, by Edgar _Oscar Wilde: An Idler's Impression_ OSCAR WILDE OSCAR WILDE Years ago, in a Paris club, one man said to another: "Well, what's One may wonder though whether it were their doing, or even Wilde's, In Tite street I had the privilege of meeting Mrs. Oscar, who asked me But Wilde, though a three decanter man, always preserved his own. With entire simplicity Wilde took off his overcoat Subsequently that ceremony must have been contemplated, for Mrs. Wilde evening, when I reached this house--on which Oscar objected to paying It was Wilde's fate to die three times--to die After it, Mrs. Wilde said that he was It may be that Mrs. Wilde was Wilde was a third rate poet who Wilde inspirational. Oscar Wilde lacked that art, and I can think of no better epitaph for	./cache/32849.txt	./txt/32849.txt