The Artist as Critic: Critical Writings of Oscar WildeRandom House, 1969 - 446页 |
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第164页
... theory complete without it . I laughed at him , and told him that without it the entire theory would fall to the ground , and I warmly congratulated him on his marvellous discovery . We then arranged that the picture should be etched or ...
... theory complete without it . I laughed at him , and told him that without it the entire theory would fall to the ground , and I warmly congratulated him on his marvellous discovery . We then arranged that the picture should be etched or ...
第166页
... theory ; and that in order to show me how firm and flawless his faith in the whole thing was , he was going to offer his life as a sacrifice to the secret of the Sonnets . It was a foolish , mad letter . I remember he ended by saying ...
... theory ; and that in order to show me how firm and flawless his faith in the whole thing was , he was going to offer his life as a sacrifice to the secret of the Sonnets . It was a foolish , mad letter . I remember he ended by saying ...
第216页
... theory as abso- lutely proved . " " But what evidence have you ? " I exclaimed , laying my hand on his . " You have no evidence at all . It is a mere hy- pothesis . And which of Shakespeare's actors do you think that Willie Hughes was ...
... theory as abso- lutely proved . " " But what evidence have you ? " I exclaimed , laying my hand on his . " You have no evidence at all . It is a mere hy- pothesis . And which of Shakespeare's actors do you think that Willie Hughes was ...
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