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Frank Harris

Oscar Wilde, His Life and Confessions — Volume 1

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    "Give me the luxuries," he used to say, "and anyone can have the necessaries."
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    One of them, the Church, is a noble body without a soul; the soul, our nostrils tell us, died some time ago,
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    he was at once pleasure-loving, vainly self-confident and weak;
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    always seemed to me, was over-educated, had learned, that is, too much from books and not enough from life and had thought too little for himself
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    His sympathy with the poor bored me:

    Yet still wrotr soul of a man undrt socialism

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    My very soul seemed to expand within me to peace and joy.
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    , but he was plainly not the man for the dolichos (or long struggle), though first-rate for a short examination."
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    He never entertained any pronounced views on social, religious or political questions while in College;

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    But the future was beckoning to me, and I could not help talking about it,
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    As early as I can remember I used to identify myself with every distinguished character I read about,
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