Titlebook: Oscar Wilde; Interviews and Recol E. H. Mikhail Book 1979 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1979 collections.i

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,Oscar Wilde’s Arrival, the vessel came to anchor off the Quarantine Station on Staten Island a . reporter put off in a row-boat managed by two sturdy oarsmen, and although the steamship was not much over a quarter of a mile from the shore it was three-quarters of an hour before he stepped upon the deck of the Arizona. Pr

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On the Philadelphia Express,dock exclaimed in subdued tones: ‘There he is; see him, that’s Oscar Wilde.’ The tall figure of the apostle of aestheticism, clad in his olive-green overcoat with its otter trimmings, and with his large face brightened by a smile and framed in long brown locks, blown about by the wind, was a conspic

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Oscar Wilde in Boston,of Mr. Oscar Wilde. In a note to Mr. Aldrich, Mr. Stedman said: ‘This Philistine town [New York] is making a fool of itself over Oscar Wilde, who is lecturing on Art Subjects, appearing in public in an extraordinary dress — a loose shirt with a turn-down collar, a flowing tie of uncommon shade, velv

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A Man of Culture Rare, to the Osburn house, where rooms had been assigned them. The great leader in modern aestheticism at once retired to his apartment and did not again make his appearance until half past 7 o’clock, when he rode to the Grand Opera house, where a blushing reporter of this paper was presented to him in t

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