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quadgram	frequency
ballad of reading gaol	21
to lord alfred douglas	19
for the first time	19
the ballad of reading	18
at the same time	16
it seemed to me	14
as soon as he	14
from time to time	13
i could not help	13
i am going to	13
i said to myself	12
as if he had	11
as soon as the	11
of lord alfred douglas	10
at the caf royal	10
i do not know	10
importance of being earnest	10
of the fact that	10
he told me that	9
with lord alfred douglas	9
criticisms by robert ross	9
lord alfred douglas had	9
lord alfred douglas and	9
a good deal of	9
in the case of	9
as soon as i	9
i told him i	9
in spite of the	9
the marquis of queensberry	8
on the other hand	8
but he would not	8
at the end of	8
a little later i	8
as a matter of	8
that he was a	8
i want you to	8
it seems to me	8
i did not know	7
in the course of	7
for the sake of	7
the importance of being	7
letters to lord alfred	7
and lord alfred douglas	7
i should have been	7
it would have been	7
a great deal of	7
i had no idea	7
a great romantic passion	7
that oscar wilde was	7
in spite of his	7
that he could not	7
he went on to	7
to go into the	6
one of the most	6
that oscar wilde had	6
towards the end of	6
a day or two	6
made up his mind	6
i went to the	6
i said to him	6
the hands of the	6
to say that he	6
for the most part	6
i should like to	6
again and again he	6
that he had been	6
to be found in	6
i should not have	6
the proprietor of the	6
proprietor of the hotel	6
to me that he	6
in the middle of	6
notre dame de liesse	6
he did not know	6
if he had been	6
the end of the	6
and asked him to	6
there was not a	5
that sir william wilde	5
came out of prison	5
was one of the	5
time in my life	5
so forth and so	5
as he had been	5
and the value of	5
into the witness box	5
i had to go	5
as if he were	5
and so forth and	5
the first time in	5
the end of his	5
in the hands of	5
oscar wilde had been	5
the middle of the	5
the worst of it	5
had no idea that	5
to him in the	5
he knew nothing about	5
is one of the	5
first time in my	5
of the man who	5
a couple of years	5
me again and again	5
and as soon as	5
a matter of fact	5
what do you think	5
with a touch of	5
sir william wilde was	5
to be able to	5
on the part of	5
me that he had	5
between oscar wilde and	5
i have no doubt	5
with regard to the	5
the case of a	5
forth and so on	5
the rest of the	5
went to the door	4
in the saturday review	4
that lord queensberry had	4
sir edward clarke then	4
william and lady wilde	4
a work of art	4
have the opportunity of	4
and i gave him	4
by sir edward clarke	4
of sir william wilde	4
verdict of not guilty	4
made a point of	4
came to him in	4
a copy of the	4
not think of it	4
be able to help	4
come and see me	4
did you first meet	4
it would be a	4
and in spite of	4
to my astonishment oscar	4
so far as to	4
grew more and more	4
when i asked him	4
that he did not	4
i wish i could	4
that lord alfred douglas	4
sir william and lady	4
by the fact that	4
lord douglas of hawick	4
talk of him as	4
i do not think	4
on to say that	4
write the first act	4
again and again in	4
did not want to	4
the course of this	4
the whole of the	4
that there was no	4
the pall mall gazette	4
it is a great	4
there is no comparison	4
i could not get	4
was regarded as a	4
day or two later	4
he came out of	4
seemed to me to	4
as soon as possible	4
had nothing to do	4
for a long time	4
that he would be	4
again and again i	4
the first time that	4
it was in the	4
it is for you	4
great romantic passion is	4
tone of good society	4
the man who was	4
some of the best	4
nothing to do with	4
priest and the acolyte	4
was a sort of	4
it is the only	4
what a great romantic	4
to say that the	4
lord alfred douglas is	4
a large sum for	4
and i told him	4
on the th of	4
when the time came	4
declared that he had	4
the only thing that	4
i wish you would	4
went on to say	4
but oscar wilde was	4
i wrote to oscar	4
and above all the	4
of course i was	4
i asked him to	4
did you know that	4
me that he was	4
came up to me	4
went so far as	4
i stared at him	4
seemed to me a	4
the tone of good	4
i used to think	4
i shall never forget	4
whom i have already	4
in spite of all	4
under the title of	4
the charges of conspiracy	4
he said to me	4
that i could not	4
i think it was	4
the fact that the	4
the priest and the	4
he said he was	4
that there was nothing	4
in the old days	4
a great deal about	4
my friendship with you	4
the saturday review and	4
that it would be	4
there is no such	4
in a short time	4
and some of the	4
a copy of it	3
it may be that	3
intrigue with sir william	3
at the savoy hotel	3
between lord alfred douglas	3
at the close of	3
he had been a	3
i have not done	3
i have said to	3
i shall have to	3
form of sexual indulgence	3
the picture of dorian	3
i told him what	3
i could not make	3
oscar wilde had already	3
told him i was	3
always seemed to me	3
i would rather not	3
far as to say	3
was proud of meeting	3
had to be carried	3
over and over again	3
you came out of	3
as soon as she	3
in one of the	3
a touch of the	3
of some of the	3
i do not like	3
you give him money	3
am not going to	3
with a sense of	3
in the daily chronicle	3
i think it is	3
i did not believe	3
soul of man under	3
an example of the	3
who had gone bail	3
gave it to him	3
from week to week	3
with sir william wilde	3
but i would not	3
trying to protect his	3
you must admit that	3
the greater part of	3
as well as the	3
spent the whole of	3
shrugged his shoulders and	3
the first edition of	3
to me in london	3
of which he was	3
the truth is that	3
you are an artist	3
solid social foundations in	3
oscar wilde and lord	3
of reading gaol is	3
if you want to	3
in two or three	3
the central criminal court	3
have a fair trial	3
it would not be	3
is for you to	3
hands of the clock	3
if it had been	3
in view of the	3
i wanted him to	3
i ought to have	3
that i should be	3
that it was only	3
a year or so	3
by one of the	3
did not know the	3
the house of commons	3
in the ballad of	3
when oscar was in	3
he was a little	3
wilde had at length	3
and wanted to know	3
i regret to say	3
not be able to	3
the strength of the	3
told me that he	3
in the place of	3
for a few days	3
on the ground that	3
glad to see you	3
i went into the	3
but as soon as	3
oscar wilde was arrested	3
and i could not	3
it was he who	3
next day at lunch	3
noticed that he was	3
i wish i had	3
what a pity it	3
the lower education of	3
the plea of justification	3
he ought to have	3
on the fact that	3
it may be worth	3
the case of the	3
he shrugged his shoulders	3
that he had had	3
we had a great	3
lord alfred douglas was	3
i am glad to	3
to be compared with	3
half an hour later	3
of everything and the	3
i should have to	3
could not help saying	3
the names of the	3
it had been the	3
i blame myself for	3
out of the court	3
will give you a	3
i can do nothing	3
he had not written	3
the result of the	3
of the middle ages	3
came out of the	3
to leave the room	3
have you ever met	3
but i was not	3
up my mind to	3
was about this time	3
it ought not to	3
a pity it is	3
i wanted to know	3
course of this narrative	3
face to face with	3
end of his imprisonment	3
what can i do	3
a young man who	3
i did not want	3
have been allowed to	3
the fact that i	3
ought not to have	3
as far as i	3
do you think of	3
the evidence of shelley	3
come out of prison	3
that oscar wilde should	3
i am told that	3
verdict against a father	3
for a single moment	3
i will give you	3
know what a great	3
not hear of it	3
time to time he	3
the sake of the	3
in my life i	3
he seemed to have	3
so that i could	3
wanted to know if	3
i asked him what	3
as much as he	3
to me to be	3
unpublished portion of de	3
to tell the truth	3
he came up to	3
i have ever met	3
breeches and silk stockings	3
out of the room	3
he was not only	3
i have ever known	3
he replied with a	3
one would have thought	3
i know it is	3
as a sort of	3
had no right to	3
should be tried separately	3
and talk to him	3
i did not like	3
there will be no	3
that he had no	3
to get him to	3
hotel de la plage	3
he was going to	3
the fact that he	3
him from time to	3
a very short time	3
be a matter of	3
read out in court	3
reproduced in the appendix	3
will be able to	3
find a place here	3
to leave the country	3
asked him to lunch	3
and there is no	3
an intrigue with sir	3
that there is any	3
and begged him to	3
to have the opportunity	3
to the door and	3
that there was something	3
did you give him	3
and the rest of	3
the value of nothing	3
was to be done	3
to tell me that	3
when did you first	3
that miss travers had	3
the soul of man	3
would not have been	3
in praise of shame	3
he had not only	3
may be worth while	3
price of everything and	3
i am not going	3
he had never seen	3
of oscar as a	3
i noticed that the	3
in an english prison	3
in order to be	3
if they did not	3
he was a great	3
portion of de profundis	3
that if he had	3
after he left prison	3
if i live in	3
a man of the	3
he does not understand	3
time he sighed heavily	3
to go to the	3
on the way to	3
the play was a	3
the topmost height of	3
of man under socialism	3
would have been a	3
have said to you	3
wanted to know whether	3
one of the greatest	3
went into the witness	3
he wrote to me	3
i had to tell	3
as a young man	3
which he had not	3
i was in a	3
the fact that oscar	3
but i could not	3
i went to see	3
the needs of the	3
he had taken the	3
he declared that the	3
day at the caf	3
the same time he	3
i gave him the	3
and left the room	3
a letter from him	3
the present state of	3
and said to him	3
it is not for	3
of a fair trial	3
imprisonment with hard labour	3
i had known him	3
gave him the money	3
do you really think	3
i am thinking of	3
lady of the sonnets	3
the conduct of the	3
i could hardly believe	3
had an extraordinary success	3
the change in him	3
impossible for me to	3
if i did not	3
had gone bail for	3
in the present state	3
i want to live	3
is the only way	3
which lord alfred douglas	3
to dine with you	3
would not hear of	3
i pointed out to	3
in his summing up	3
that he might be	3
it was about this	3
everything and the value	3
of nothing but the	3
think of nothing but	3
out of the question	3
the portrait of mr	3
i should be quite	3
could think of nothing	3
that the man who	3
that you have been	3
a matter of course	3
of notre dame de	3
picture of dorian gray	3
as a man of	3
matter of fact i	3
one after the other	3
told me he had	3
what was to be	3
the price of everything	3
and the ballad of	3
two or three days	3
to my astonishment he	3
i thought you were	3
i could tell you	3
a verdict against a	3
pity it is that	3
he was a snob	3
the best life of	3
had an intrigue with	3
did not attempt to	3
he had had a	3
to paris in september	3
of life and the	3
from his life in	3
had never seen the	3
to time he sighed	3
that oscar had written	3
in the pall mall	3
him to give me	3
that there is no	3
took no interest in	3
but there is a	3
he was one of	3
felt that there was	3
of what took place	3
it will be remembered	3
that his hair was	3
though he did not	3
there is not a	3
being taken to the	2
in every possible way	2
if he had a	2
as editor of the	2
do you remember how	2
offices had to be	2
is by way of	2
of controversy from whistler	2
i should do it	2
shuffled his papers together	2
there would still be	2
just as i was	2
the hands of a	2
in his heart he	2
oscar wilde a verdict	2
at first it was	2
was one of those	2
as much as possible	2
i looked at the	2
care to do it	2
face to the wall	2
sir william wilde had	2
nine out of ten	2
oscar wilde as he	2
not even a good	2
watched by the police	2
given some sweet biscuits	2
when i had money	2
the ordinary english reader	2
in the world and	2
a little hungry child	2
soon as we were	2
of the world and	2
but she did not	2
the decay of lying	2
did not respond to	2
the police that a	2
it is no use	2
not in my own	2
have been delighted to	2
i knew very little	2
alfred douglas and his	2
him was stronger than	2
a list of the	2
i knew that the	2
i could think of	2
have thought of it	2
the artist in him	2
i noticed for the	2
it was only famous	2
took him aside and	2
the full significance of	2
it in an envelope	2
know that it is	2
me in the same	2
he could not be	2
this is no place	2
wilde had already been	2
he was hard up	2
of a fisher boy	2
it would be better	2
the sort of thing	2
everyone held his breath	2
i think he ought	2
are kind to you	2
in so many words	2
all day and all	2
have gone into the	2
someone to give them	2
to stand or fall	2
children in english prisons	2
to think that you	2
so long as he	2
oscar wrote to me	2
him two or three	2
in spite of my	2
judge of the high	2
passion you impoverish life	2
in the summer of	2
was proud of his	2
that he should be	2
have yet to know	2
you did not understand	2
i will not tell	2
him by the hour	2
must see now that	2
i thought he was	2
did not understand it	2
see in him to	2
the beginning of the	2
of him last night	2
in possession of all	2
have ever heard in	2
the same time that	2
this too i know	2
of no use to	2
keep love in my	2
goes to bed at	2
i was told i	2
into the next room	2
and report on oscar	2
declared that oscar had	2
of oscar wilde by	2
the weight of argument	2
edward clarke rose and	2
of those who had	2
written two or three	2
and a good deal	2
but it was impossible	2
a confession of guilt	2
the same idea was	2
by saying that if	2
he had changed greatly	2
how to do it	2
did not care to	2
for the moment the	2
into the hands of	2
action against your father	2
not a particle of	2
his papers together and	2
the jury on the	2
was of the slenderest	2
has asked me to	2
the late horatio lloyd	2
and i am sure	2
had been employed in	2
you have put it	2
anything i can do	2
a young man to	2
may be regarded as	2
of the hundred best	2
he has still to	2
to him and said	2
of prison determined not	2
any other civilised country	2
build is built with	2
i did not then	2
a father trying to	2
cry out at the	2
for the sweet sage	2
knew very little about	2
when i pointed out	2
of the saturday review	2
like a sort of	2
was in the infirmary	2
to write the first	2
they punish me for	2
the memory of our	2
fascination of the man	2
was put off with	2
for the showman in	2
off with an assurance	2
but i did not	2
a one too long	2
when she came to	2
and again in spite	2
he used always to	2
friends hardly recognise me	2
they have no mind	2
to talk to the	2
want to see him	2
recalled the fact that	2
a friend of his	2
one hundred thousand words	2
worthy of the love	2
under the same roof	2
better than his best	2
to sir william wilde	2
a pyramid of guilt	2
the joy of life	2
what ought to be	2
of the whole case	2
when he sat down	2
talked a great deal	2
he said he did	2
could anything be done	2
say more than that	2
i asked in amazement	2
on one occasion he	2
it seems a pity	2
picture of him at	2
memory will have to	2
spite of all his	2
and now he says	2
had come out of	2
knows the price of	2
he could not help	2
would not have it	2
in england and the	2
seemed to me the	2
defendants should be tried	2
had promised to write	2
in spite of a	2
to do with the	2
whatever you may think	2
i should have done	2
did not like to	2
bread and a tin	2
knew that he was	2
how men their brothers	2
to protect his son	2
the head of the	2
was afraid of what	2
he had not even	2
love of the uncommon	2
had to admit that	2
great friend of mine	2
part of de profundis	2
and when i could	2
for the madness of	2
for me to have	2
of the soul of	2
justice and fair play	2
the wisest thing to	2
a judge of the	2
he had lent her	2
when i told him	2
i am forced to	2
i was not angry	2
had no wish to	2
he could have gone	2
a word of the	2
dame de liesse is	2
and to do him	2
to speak to you	2
he who lives more	2
to forgive him and	2
other end of the	2
third and fourth acts	2
in the days of	2
one really fatal defect	2
let me give you	2
oscar wilde has done	2
the first time the	2
nearer the truth when	2
years of age and	2
life and the joy	2
but it is for	2
if he had not	2
out of the common	2
being watched by the	2
jury would give oscar	2
name off the bill	2
does not understand me	2
was not in the	2
oscar wilde was punished	2
shut the doors against	2
harder than you think	2
he seemed to me	2
conjure wonder out of	2
in a day or	2
that she did not	2
had seemed to him	2
i could not afford	2
for your kindness to	2
the son of his	2
beauty like a dress	2
think he ought to	2
his judgment of wilde	2
which i did not	2
to me when i	2
all the night through	2
you to have a	2
and told him to	2
would not think of	2
he had a certain	2
how he loved the	2
what i have said	2
me to tell him	2
i should so much	2
seems a pity that	2
to go down to	2
i gave him a	2
hours out of the	2
admitted at once that	2
golden voice and marked	2
we should try to	2
i like to think	2
how could i help	2
in answer to his	2
that in spite of	2
wish i could tell	2
had given to him	2
he had come back	2
bothering me to write	2
means by which we	2
the nick of time	2
think he was a	2
the showman in him	2
to me that i	2
out of due time	2
to oscar that i	2
the editor of the	2
with bricks of shame	2
look on it with	2
but i never saw	2
for me in the	2
in the queensberry trial	2
good deal of his	2
the girl had been	2
the last few days	2
of the sort of	2
summer of was the	2
you are no friend	2
what do you mean	2
my play was advertised	2
to give her a	2
to get him some	2
is the first condition	2
may well be that	2
i can only say	2
and went to the	2
the evidence for the	2
later oscar told me	2
i did not think	2
appeared in the daily	2
than i had ever	2
my surprise he was	2
of reading gaol was	2
height of happy hours	2
against sir william wilde	2
more painful part of	2
in the world of	2
lady wilde was a	2
who wants me to	2
could not be certain	2
he had all the	2
it must not be	2
i felt sure that	2
in and out of	2
when he had talked	2
could do what i	2
a single moment i	2
do what he likes	2
had gone to the	2
and we had a	2
would have been ill	2
with which he was	2
the life and soul	2
she was one of	2
was not even brought	2
in the trial before	2
had gone with you	2
day i was not	2
do you want to	2
able to judge of	2
say that i am	2
to the society favourite	2
your kindness to me	2
i took out a	2
would give me a	2
and that if he	2
i was told that	2
utterly unconscious of the	2
to come to me	2
or fall by it	2
was going to the	2
to be with you	2
sins they have no	2
it is not my	2
you will allow me	2
to make an end	2
place in the world	2
waiting for the train	2
as a critic of	2
either at school or	2
of the young man	2
the admiration of the	2
it might have been	2
wilde to lord alfred	2
the other end of	2
the supreme vice is	2
that every prison that	2
the part of sir	2
i am a different	2
would be only too	2
the most part they	2
she must have suffered	2
was at a loss	2
looked at me with	2
him the money he	2
you had given me	2
i turned to him	2
letters to the papers	2
for some time and	2
is set apart for	2
he was not a	2
do anything for him	2
asked ross to go	2
because he felt that	2
in my last year	2
the man i loved	2
to both of us	2
world does not understand	2
then know that he	2
year after his release	2
he was not even	2
i could not tell	2
wittiest and most humorous	2
lives more lives than	2
who lives more lives	2
major isaacson was the	2
that oscar was a	2
fool to the eyes	2
the beauty of the	2
as the evangel of	2
with a pair of	2
stood first on the	2
artistic view of life	2
the majority of the	2
with it a certain	2
see him on the	2
this summer of was	2
in a sort of	2
a letter of mine	2
asked me to give	2
all listen to you	2
he was able to	2
to my surprise he	2
lying on the grass	2
dreamed of him last	2
slipped out of the	2
tell me what you	2
but at the time	2
you have nothing to	2
thought it better to	2
fact may well give	2
brought about a reconciliation	2
noticed for the first	2
make up my mind	2
terrible offices had to	2
the expenses of a	2
to the savoy hotel	2
him if he had	2
could not give a	2
unconscious of the fact	2
that taylor was arrested	2
it did not alter	2
schools for the lower	2
being sent to the	2
of oscar wilde and	2
lord alfred douglas who	2
common thing the hidden	2
to go at once	2
and after i had	2
jury retired to consider	2
i took him aside	2
asked him to come	2
when i come out	2
worst of it is	2
enough to make a	2
should be glad to	2
last year at portora	2
seemed to revive him	2
you to tell me	2
all the while oscar	2
came to me with	2
there is also another	2
the last two years	2
no jury would give	2
his attitude towards life	2
and he was a	2
so kind to me	2
obscene letters to his	2
now there is no	2
have no mind to	2
been in the hands	2
that i was not	2
he might do so	2
to the fact that	2
where are we going	2
summing up of the	2
oscar when he was	2
in a few weeks	2
what you might do	2
be brought up against	2
did not know it	2
more lives than one	2
the first condition of	2
to ooze out of	2
fourteen years of age	2
go into the witness	2
a man of genius	2
must come and see	2
the charge of conspiracy	2
of the queensberry trial	2
give a verdict against	2
what good is it	2
the halo of fame	2
collins did not attempt	2
and i was so	2
you have not explained	2
i recalled the fact	2
would not let him	2
asked him to write	2
it was said that	2
this is the only	2
did not realise that	2
but he could not	2
which you have just	2
by day and night	2
the most hideous kind	2
enlisted in the army	2
i asked him once	2
to you about it	2
nothing i can do	2
which i have been	2
is the most characteristic	2
prison that men build	2
services to his country	2
i could not but	2
i will give it	2
seemed to be a	2
be worth while to	2
of florence boyle price	2
the crystal of a	2
i did not care	2
i thanked him for	2
regarded himself as a	2
ooze out of him	2
evidence for the prosecution	2
is not always a	2
the evidence of the	2
in the appendix to	2
the very soul of	2
he cried in a	2
and all of them	2
i had met in	2
your conduct to me	2
but she would not	2
with which it was	2
would not like to	2
attempt on her virtue	2
the mode in which	2
tell me that i	2
of the world with	2
it is probable that	2
the madness of kissing	2
as a rule the	2
he had had money	2
extensive corruption of the	2
do not know how	2
in favour of the	2
took me to his	2
it with different eyes	2
me to say that	2
afraid of what you	2
for the charm and	2
and it will do	2
i never saw him	2
for months and months	2
had little or no	2
in front of the	2
name stood first on	2
to a verdict of	2
way out of the	2
addressed to lord william	2
did not wish to	2
letter showed me that	2
which were read out	2
the sins they have	2
you mention his ugliness	2
back the hands of	2
was at his best	2
needs of the mind	2
that his wife is	2
nothing but the most	2
in the world that	2
it at the time	2
it had seemed to	2
luck would have it	2
did not know what	2
must keep love in	2
of the average man	2
father trying to protect	2
to do something that	2
soon as my play	2
with oscar in reading	2
will be seen from	2
it is because she	2
the article in the	2
with you on the	2
such a case as	2
the first part of	2
more deaths than one	2
and that was all	2
trace under the common	2
it had to be	2
stand or fall by	2
was not a particle	2
of extensive corruption of	2
put off with an	2
but at the same	2
and the only one	2
i found he had	2
his greek love of	2
who had been employed	2
from the moment he	2
i had made a	2
will have to stand	2
from this time on	2
believes a man who	2
modify the most perfect	2
no idea that he	2
i was going out	2
and as of old	2
give me a year	2
a letter from lord	2
the first series of	2
when he came out	2
will be a matter	2
i come to the	2
given it to me	2
was deprived of the	2
give it back to	2
first series of sonnets	2
to take the initiative	2
if i had chosen	2
what am i to	2
can be no doubt	2
sir william wilde and	2
the truth when he	2
about this time oscar	2
the unpublished portion of	2
the dedication was addressed	2
as it was to	2
may find a place	2
with a copy of	2
do you happen to	2
and a tin of	2
i asked him one	2
i thought of the	2
received a letter from	2
in a few years	2
glad to see me	2
i could not contain	2
that he must not	2
trial took place at	2
he has to modify	2
he used to say	2
the tears pouring down	2
of the slenderest kind	2
to the edge of	2
there must have been	2
had a good word	2
in london when i	2
to posterity as the	2
two and a half	2
why did you mention	2
the trinity don whom	2
must have been the	2
i could not go	2
for he who lives	2
supreme vice is shallowness	2
part of the book	2
i have since been	2
in de profundis that	2
at the very moment	2
how i could have	2
you would have found	2
one of the few	2
admirers whom i have	2
him what i had	2
he was the real	2
thing in the world	2
it was manifest that	2
i said it was	2
of a man of	2
oscar used to say	2
and was in the	2
to be carried out	2
a book of yours	2
him because of his	2
a long time he	2
condemned by a royal	2
if each could know	2
as he had always	2
themselves in this way	2
in the middle ages	2
to my friendship with	2
very little of your	2
i knew him better	2
a member of the	2
that you knew so	2
that he does not	2
in almost unbroken silence	2
at a loss to	2
he was punished by	2
you did not care	2
want to know what	2
to have such a	2
think it was the	2
but you ought to	2
not been for two	2
i am sure i	2
as luck would have	2
the other hand he	2
could know the same	2
fact that i have	2
the day after his	2
first on the indictment	2
he knew of art	2
what seemed to me	2
he pulled his jowl	2
to get a good	2
punishing him for his	2
him at his best	2
you are going to	2
at this time i	2
i left the room	2
who could resist it	2
to make my life	2
it is impossible to	2
the man she loved	2
to the man and	2
seemed to me that	2
that is to say	2
it was a great	2
to the south for	2
douglas of hawick and	2
up to you in	2
would give oscar wilde	2
i took no interest	2
but it was only	2
as i love to	2
must have known that	2
was the daughter of	2
wilde after he had	2
is going to happen	2
he expected me to	2
in any way with	2
should be able to	2
is the usual course	2
he sent me a	2
i got to know	2
with an assurance that	2
the trial before mr	2
and that is the	2
sense of his own	2
he thanked me and	2
no interest in the	2
was said to have	2
is only to be	2
the noblest form of	2
tried to be kind	2
oscar as a schoolboy	2
a loss to imagine	2
the past comes back	2
such a one too	2
tell you what i	2
went into the box	2
an article which he	2
had given me a	2
and i wanted him	2
quarter of an hour	2
in a quarter of	2
because you know that	2
lord alfred douglas to	2
oscar wilde was in	2
the conversation turned on	2
begging me to come	2
for the last two	2
that a man who	2
no such thing as	2
i have often lunched	2
however ill i was	2
she went on to	2
had already paid him	2
if he did not	2
she did not know	2
he was regarded as	2
it occurred to me	2
what he called his	2
in chief had been	2
to me as if	2
you have no conception	2
to which he had	2
remark that he had	2
he was at his	2
what is good in	2
i tried to get	2
house in oakley street	2
a week or two	2
to me of the	2
would not stand him	2
ought not to take	2
it was a complete	2
been kept at the	2
in a depressed way	2
as soon as it	2
what i had heard	2
he could not live	2
to a certain extent	2
two poems of lord	2
give a list of	2
i think it would	2
to the house of	2
for days and days	2
was true in every	2
he could not write	2
come and have a	2
against a father trying	2
i shall be able	2
to me that you	2
at the expense of	2
in any case i	2
he had been in	2
and now i am	2
and then went on	2
when i tried to	2
the story of jesus	2
travers when she wrote	2
country in the world	2
than it had ever	2
pouring down his cheeks	2
it is better to	2
a man of my	2
two or three of	2
of the man in	2
and he pulled his	2
i shall not be	2
that all those who	2
he was incapable of	2
that he would have	2
i should be happy	2
for you to do	2
at first he seemed	2
it is not friendly	2
but it is not	2
back to la napoule	2
oscar asked me to	2
in england and america	2
is not made for	2
told me that his	2
came out of court	2
should so much like	2
de profundis and the	2
in order to have	2
won the admiration of	2
distinguished services to his	2
from day to day	2
lord alfred douglas in	2
a quarter of an	2
it is the most	2
his eyes were clear	2
jumped at the idea	2
you a copy of	2
meeting with lord alfred	2
afterwards that he had	2
retired to consider their	2
i was a great	2
to me as a	2
to go abroad and	2
the value of a	2
i owed him money	2
the wind in the	2
it had ever been	2
and i can only	2
the pivot of the	2
oscar wilde in the	2
asked me if i	2
he has broken me	2
as well as i	2
view of life is	2
the use of the	2
and went into the	2
little later i heard	2
the booing of the	2
beerbohm tree also writes	2
i had been a	2
fact that he was	2
indeed one of the	2
talk to me of	2
built with bricks of	2
that you are going	2
dreamed of you last	2
chance of a fair	2
the man in the	2
i did my best	2
late in this year	2
i had already paid	2
at the old bailey	2
am a different actor	2
a royal commission as	2
there can be no	2
that will make you	2
did not alter my	2
from beginning to end	2
each and all of	2
from the beginning to	2
corruption of the most	2
i could not live	2
a great friend of	2
him that he could	2
it would be to	2
you have no idea	2
at war with himself	2
one day at lunch	2
the english prison system	2
not a man of	2
i found that oscar	2
to go upstairs and	2
examination in chief had	2
and cheered and cheered	2
the hatred of the	2
the courage of the	2
out in court and	2
had never dreamt of	2
trial of oscar wilde	2
a few minutes later	2
came in and i	2
that owing to the	2
books and writing materials	2
to be kind to	2
a tin of water	2
might have been the	2
he was a sort	2
of the young men	2
of what ought to	2
the hundred best books	2
if i can do	2
i received the following	2
to him that he	2
you came to me	2
he assured me that	2
and of controversy from	2
i have never known	2
tell you the truth	2
the case was adjourned	2
that he had asked	2
of his own class	2
thing the hidden grace	2
one who knows the	2
the final touch of	2
be there at all	2
he had been brought	2
was not to be	2
you are talking about	2
ought to be a	2
shall perish by the	2
in your soul you	2
a breach of confidence	2
as one who had	2
was told that oscar	2
is of course a	2
a ghost of a	2
but it has been	2
of course i have	2
moment i thought you	2
he asked ross to	2
in his relations with	2
the curse of the	2
in which i had	2
it was not long	2
it will be all	2
and that it is	2
an assurance that you	2
i noticed that he	2
christ should see how	2
boys of his own	2
would pay for it	2
a friend and admirer	2
was the outcome of	2
could not believe that	2
an exile and outcast	2
stay with him in	2
him that shakespeare had	2
a minute or two	2
of his own importance	2
the very heart of	2
down to posterity as	2
that chloroform had been	2
sir william wilde for	2
i heard that the	2
police that a warrant	2
tried to put the	2
i wanted to get	2
lower education of women	2
a fight of it	2
in answer to the	2
the young men he	2
i shrugged my shoulders	2
mean things put on	2
i had never dreamt	2
oscar wilde should be	2
found that oscar had	2
the salt of the	2
i should be arrested	2
of an ideal husband	2
had gone into the	2
i would not think	2
what i had written	2
the buzz of talk	2
his tone was that	2
out to him that	2
the man for the	2
son of his father	2
of the most hideous	2
true in every particular	2
as a poet and	2
you gambled with my	2
is the only thing	2
or i should have	2
as soon as we	2
that it carried with	2
the course of the	2
and could talk of	2
he surprised me by	2
he was in prison	2
that he would not	2
letter from lord alfred	2
did not know whether	2
dreadful to be here	2
that i cannot write	2
to a young man	2
a short time to	2
as we have seen	2
did not know that	2
sixteen years of age	2
sense of the word	2
it was impossible to	2
his life in the	2
i could have been	2
he took up the	2
class in england is	2
him to write his	2
reading and report on	2
humour was beginning to	2
he would not hear	2
all the world was	2
what took place at	2
to be drawn from	2
be able to write	2
period of our friendship	2
when he went to	2
wrote to me that	2
i got a telegram	2
after the first act	2
there was nothing in	2
in the nick of	2
spend the summer with	2
my solicitors tell me	2
tell him the truth	2
have come to see	2
i might have succeeded	2
and that he had	2
the sweet sage green	2
will take me to	2
him because he was	2
well as could be	2
has nothing to do	2
a special leaning to	2
the trial of oscar	2
my life would be	2
he wrote a little	2
asked him about his	2
sir edward clarke applied	2
had written a great	2
asked him one day	2
and so on till	2
true evidence of good	2
a few brief months	2
of this sort was	2
sir william wilde to	2
from his associates and	2
he was full of	2
of you last night	2
that it was all	2
to meet me with	2
that for a single	2
is there nothing i	2
could not contain myself	2
are no friend of	2
admitted that he had	2
has a sacred sheen	2
i must keep love	2
in spite of himself	2
giving up to you	2
a glimpse of the	2
a tidbit of scandal	2
such a large sum	2
on the point of	2
don whom i have	2
if he had known	2
it is not only	2
and he came and	2
it may well be	2
it was only the	2
three or four months	2
with a special leaning	2
and conjure wonder out	2
at the head of	2
that oscar had not	2
intimacy with lord alfred	2
ought to have done	2
he loved the title	2
a special dislike for	2
i got a letter	2
the fact that in	2
the refusal of sir	2
that it is about	2
that men build is	2
but i do not	2
him at this time	2
all radiant and unshadowed	2
i should be glad	2
do something that would	2
but there was always	2
i hope you will	2
deaths than one must	2
i happened to be	2
is the secret of	2
not one of his	2
oscar wilde to lord	2
out of the twenty	2
the flower of english	2
that such a man	2
was unconscious of any	2
i think i can	2
he could afford to	2
by lord alfred douglas	2
said to myself in	2
i will do my	2
to tell him that	2
pointed out to him	2
refusal of sir william	2
be said for it	2
taste in literature and	2
heard that oscar wilde	2
to talk of him	2
went out of the	2
to be in the	2
the joy of living	2
out of your head	2
that oscar was going	2
has the courage of	2
i must write to	2
met me at the	2
you at that time	2
than one more deaths	2
for some years after	2
i thank god every	2
oscar had not only	2
can be found in	2
that the dedication was	2
the bitter lees of	2
in extenuation of his	2
than i had imagined	2
the best of it	2
i have made him	2
to do him justice	2
you did not realise	2
that it should be	2
brought about the first	2
it is true that	2
the warder came in	2
able to help you	2
a man who has	2
in knee breeches and	2
as well as could	2
day and all night	2
the nature of the	2
tone of his reply	2
colour from his associates	2
could do nothing but	2
assurance that you were	2
will do my best	2
it is one of	2
declaring that he was	2
face all radiant and	2
the governor met me	2
the evangel of a	2
was the real defendant	2
a man who had	2
from first to last	2
foul and filthy black	2
the man who had	2
do you think i	2
did you call him	2
of the most delightful	2
and bound with bars	2
gone bail for him	2
social foundations in england	2
pressed him to write	2
i had gone with	2
dark lady of the	2
that when he had	2
of the man that	2
you wonder that i	2
do as he was	2
i will tell you	2
swear that it was	2
to know him because	2
to which you had	2
should never have been	2
oscar in reading gaol	2
soon as he saw	2
brought tears to my	2
i was overjoyed to	2
he had been guilty	2
the things of the	2
that he had gone	2
he had no claim	2
i was not a	2
the rest of his	2
knew nothing about it	2
been condemned by a	2
his talk was more	2
is no place for	2
in the conduct of	2
such a judgment as	2
if oscar wilde had	2
to do better than	2
and i did not	2
to keep the peace	2
later i received a	2
home secretary would be	2
we came out of	2
the astonishing success of	2
ross to go to	2
the promise of may	2
by saying that his	2
he was talking as	2
clear that he must	2
his fame as a	2
lord alfred douglas i	2
allowed you to bring	2
he said in a	2
letter from oscar wilde	2
it was not his	2
him as easily as	2
i did not respond	2
is realised is right	2
sir evelyn ruggles brise	2
put on beauty like	2
when he had finished	2
i felt that there	2
rest of his life	2
on one of my	2
to see that the	2
where he had been	2
to know whether he	2
what he was doing	2
there is no other	2
i caught a glimpse	2
he told me a	2
world was an enchanted	2
in the form of	2
wilde and lord alfred	2
she would not have	2
i have indicated sufficiently	2
what could i say	2
as long as the	2
he was proud of	2
the caf de la	2
sit in a caf	2
could not stand it	2
that it was an	2
he shook his head	2
has to modify the	2
the previous evening that	2
i should go mad	2
it was clear that	2
you were worthy of	2
he spoke to me	2
speech for the defence	2
that the charge of	2
the only way to	2
then in all the	2
want to live here	2
there never was an	2
nothing else to do	2
the next morning i	2
in the civilised world	2
began to realise that	2
what i thought of	2
the peacock blue has	2
no more beautiful life	2
every prison that men	2
of society to the	2
to lord william herbert	2
englishmen out of ten	2
in his rooms at	2
each could know the	2
i have been told	2
all through his life	2
a verdict of not	2
that we did not	2
him a good boy	2
knee breeches and silk	2
gentlemen of the jury	2
be able to do	2
if i had not	2
during the last few	2
should have been allowed	2
to believe that he	2
he was a man	2
in the story of	2
had to tell him	2
soon as i could	2
he does not mind	2
was said to be	2
that she could not	2
he asked me to	2
seemed to me appalling	2
i have tried it	2
a few days later	2
art and of controversy	2
why on earth did	2
on it with different	2
on the road to	2
made up my mind	2
the expense of the	2
the case against oscar	2
tin of water for	2
to give him the	2
special leaning to poetry	2
such a man is	2
that i was angry	2
at the time and	2
did not see that	2
for the higher education	2
from oscar wilde which	2
letter to lord alfred	2
that the defence was	2
as one of the	2
do you wonder that	2
delighted to see you	2
more clearly i saw	2
had written to him	2
and tell me about	2
want you to get	2
is on my side	2
you would be glad	2
sing the song of	2
often lunched with you	2
i talked to him	2
were worthy of the	2
i have already quoted	2
given me a cheque	2
or that for a	2
warned by the police	2
used to think of	2
and all the while	2
is the curse of	2
till the next sessions	2
and i was very	2
a great part of	2
the higher education of	2
just the sort of	2
he thought it better	2
money for us both	2
a good deal about	2
of the old humour	2
at length to give	2
and out of season	2
a story i had	2
ask god to make	2
but i am not	2
oscar declared that he	2
all the money he	2
me that the only	2
that for the first	2
got a telegram from	2
i returned to my	2
had taken place in	2
and also because it	2
asked god to make	2
a judge in chambers	2
afterwards to have been	2
play was a success	2
i cannot help it	2
very glad to see	2
fell in love with	2
and on the day	2
have written to me	2
he asked the jury	2
one might have thought	2
believe that he would	2
one more deaths than	2
me that i should	2
is to go to	2
as i went to	2
that douglas should have	2
and everyone tried to	2
men their brothers maim	2
i do not believe	2
but when we met	2
not want to see	2
another letter from oscar	2
one of the very	2
he did his best	2
i had written to	2
to live in the	2
have often lunched with	2
the attention of the	2
house in tite street	2
the other side of	2
the wittiest and most	2
to me as i	2
the opportunity of making	2
from the beginning he	2
it out of my	2
i used to call	2
william wilde to go	2
of the trial was	2
he turned on me	2
he would be given	2
what he was saying	2
poems of lord alfred	2
he told me he	2
interest of the story	2
on the day of	2
he got up and	2
it is an old	2
i had heard it	2
as if i were	2
i went to him	2
blue has a sacred	2
i was at a	2
and that it was	2
that he was going	2
be no doubt that	2
should be taken first	2
fight with his father	2
the people who have	2
that he was in	2
the jury retired to	2
will not think of	2
he had finished the	2
of course i had	2
if you will not	2
taylor in the box	2
to me to say	2
with a sort of	2
ten times as much	2
did not believe in	2
a thing that is	2
under the common thing	2
of joy and pleasure	2
of the unco guid	2
and he was allowed	2
the meaning of the	2
he turned to me	2
you are not allowed	2
that i should always	2
to his credit that	2
i am very glad	2
have given him money	2
i could not say	2
can only say that	2
evangel of a new	2
and i wanted to	2
are to be found	2
he had been invited	2
said he might do	2
of him as a	2
the fact that it	2
i began to realise	2
alfred douglas and the	2
will allow me to	2
rest of the day	2
wilde should be treated	2
that is for you	2
had made up his	2
than any of his	2
that he must do	2
it must be admitted	2
he had been taught	2
paid no heed to	2
was an enchanted place	2
as if i had	2
send him some money	2
i was put off	2
of the high court	2
had a sort of	2
be only too glad	2
have it out with	2
in park lane and	2
i had always thought	2
topmost height of happy	2
and great ladies that	2
a certain amount of	2
of the plank bed	2
of course that the	2
by sir edward sullivan	2
with some of the	2
of the love i	2
i dreamed of him	2
i can do no	2
give oscar wilde a	2
for the rest of	2
off the statute book	2
evidence of good esteem	2
those whom i have	2
i do not wish	2
a friend of mine	2
does not seem to	2
and at the same	2
girl had been violated	2
is the result of	2
was placed in the	2
to believe that the	2
i saw his face	2
view of life which	2
me to get him	2
the song of solomon	2
of it and the	2
wrote to warder martin	2
with his own hands	2
we got into the	2
the incidents of his	2
have to stand or	2
i changed the subject	2
i was coming to	2
friend and intimate of	2
i will not say	2
told him what i	2
and unshadowed of distress	2
it is not a	2
pet organ of the	2
now and then he	2
ghost of a chance	2
lord queensberry had been	2
soon as he left	2
three hours out of	2
till mean things put	2
wilde was not in	2
asked me what i	2
the respect of his	2
way of being a	2
and it will be	2
came to see me	2
soon as it was	2
why did he not	2
i will let you	2
in so far as	2
that he wanted to	2
out of court with	2
should see how men	2
bosie douglas came in	2
you must see that	2
is no such thing	2
when i come to	2
seemed to ooze out	2
only be convicted through	2
greek born out of	2
wilde a verdict against	2
after a pause he	2
i will not go	2
that as soon as	2
which he was suffering	2
lest christ should see	2
and he laughed mischievously	2
case to go to	2
examining oscar as to	2
the first class in	2
not believe in the	2
with me at the	2
memories of oscar wilde	2
anything to do with	2
the spectators in the	2
on beauty like a	2
those we love who	2
than one must die	2
out the evidence of	2
i have ever seen	2
because i did not	2
going to the south	2
am going to write	2
no one seemed to	2
large sum for it	2
i would rather have	2
he cared nothing for	2
there is no theatre	2
but he was a	2
i think if you	2
was just the sort	2
could have been so	2
they would let me	2
i had never heard	2
nine englishmen out of	2
you ought to know	2
at least as far	2
things put on beauty	2
all the time you	2
all the people who	2
from the fact that	2
the end of an	2
time to live and	2
him as well as	2
love of plastic beauty	2
that dare not speak	2
i was going to	2
he was in a	2
was warned by the	2
i would not see	2
at gland in switzerland	2
eyes filled with tears	2
the one really fatal	2
the song of apollo	2
he would not be	2
that he might have	2
radiant and unshadowed of	2
that is the usual	2
lord alfred douglas has	2
this time oscar had	2
might have said that	2
was a great poet	2
and again in the	2
him in his arms	2
the fact that his	2
and he laughed delightedly	2
i could not stand	2
for them and for	2
and he went on	2
he won first honours	2
for the lower education	2
can do no good	2
he had quarrelled with	2
am i to do	2
tone was that of	2
want you to tell	2
after the success of	2
it carried with it	2
i had ever seen	2
and i felt that	2
of the english governing	2
did not hesitate to	2
i knew that he	2
the mouth of the	2
making fun of the	2
the summer with him	2
brought him to ruin	2
the chief features of	2
out at the time	2
afraid you have been	2
to ask you to	2
to me again and	2
i would go to	2
and he could not	2
in spite of myself	2
my last year at	2
in oakley street to	2
not speak its name	2
regius professor of greek	2
the daughter of a	2
the fool to the	2
article in the chameleon	2
but all in vain	2
the song of sorrow	2
was going to be	2
to write to you	2
me to come to	2
not have a fair	2
i had no right	2
wrote a little note	2
ought to have known	2
the aristocracy and the	2
not ask me to	2
took place at this	2
i made up my	2
do you ever think	2
in connection with the	2
attempt to restrain the	2
should not be condemned	2
not likely to be	2
and gave it to	2
see how men their	2
exasperated by the fact	2
his vacations in dublin	2
of the man of	2
must not be thought	2
would be a good	2
the value of money	2
it is not true	2
out of the brougham	2
in which he tells	2
it out with him	2
this was not the	2
sir edward clarke rose	2
do not be afraid	2
to eat and drink	2
soon as he had	2
beginning to the end	2
knew of art and	2
promised to write a	2
occurred to me that	2
or two later he	2
not been able to	2
hardships of the poor	2
and the worst of	2
and when i pressed	2
my friends hardly recognise	2
with him at gland	2
i was eager to	2
from him that he	2
insisted on drinking absinthe	2
during the first year	2
all this seems to	2
tears pouring down his	2
the public might be	2
a flash i saw	2
and all the world	2
as long as i	2
was not only an	2
great deal about the	2
the world does not	2
that the book was	2
the pleasures of eating	2
prison determined not to	2
what is it now	2
marquis of queensberry had	2
i remember a lunch	2
tried to outdo his	2
it was at the	2
i ought not to	2
out of prison determined	2
he took me to	2
the time you were	2
the world was an	2
he thinks of my	2
to consider their verdict	2
parker would tell them	2
he did not see	2
is not even a	2
when i pressed him	2
beyond all comparison the	2
the outside of the	2
and i talked to	2
for a couple of	2
of what you might	2
one morning in the	2
i looked at him	2
he lunched with me	2
to stay with him	2
i told him it	2
without plan or purpose	2
things of the spirit	2
to lunch at the	2
if i had been	2
the beginning to the	2
of this narrative i	2
that you are hurt	2
shall be able to	2
his letters to lord	2
know the meaning of	2
the gravity of the	2
i had no wish	2
i know him well	2
a hundred generations of	2
oscar wilde ever wrote	2
born out of due	2
how sorry he was	2
i wrote to him	2
i did not wish	2
who had written a	2
applied to sir william	2
men build is built	2
you looking so well	2
in spite of their	2
have been to me	2
which grew more and	2
of art and of	2
to see him in	2
great deal of harm	2
miss travers when she	2
the pet organ of	2
it was a pity	2
dedication was addressed to	2
you say that the	2
life and soul of	2
we were in the	2
profundis and the ballad	2
i was in the	2
write a first act	2
all he knew of	2
about this time that	2
the first sketch was	2
to be there at	2
up their minds that	2
on the other side	2
there nothing i can	2
for a year or	2
but in the case	2
he pointed out that	2
come back to me	2
the secret of the	2
letter of oscar wilde	2
at last i got	2
the minds of the	2
wilde to go into	2
you really think that	2
the manager of the	2
the love of the	2
care what became of	2
one of the best	2
rue des beaux arts	2
i knew nothing of	2
on the top of	2
that this is a	2
see him in a	2
had to do was	2
i saw your face	2
showed that he was	2
conduct of the prosecution	2
if you are an	2
justice collins did not	2
some of the young	2
as to say that	2
and i think it	2
to have it out	2
i have ever heard	2
so much like to	2
i had gone to	2
it may be a	2
on the one hand	2
me a little later	2
went to see him	2
us that he had	2
but he had no	2
to him by the	2
make him a good	2
think of myself as	2
did not care for	2
i thought i should	2
looked up at me	2
not a characteristic of	2
made for himself a	2
this seems to me	2
of my school life	2
you had not been	2
the terror of a	2
if he were really	2
would let me write	2
the temptation of the	2
him and asked him	2
to modify the most	2
lives than one more	2
and he went away	2
met or heard of	2
do you remember once	2
oscar had begun to	2
he agreed with me	2
peacock blue has a	2
i must have a	2
said to me once	2
another letter from him	2
shortly after his release	2
would be glad if	2
to restrain the cheering	2
if he were condemned	2
tears to my eyes	2
he must have gone	2
that it was chloroform	2
as he was told	2
that this man should	2
is built with bricks	2
he knew i was	2
came to me through	2
oscar told me that	2
me if he could	2
we are fated to	2
the judge would probably	2
a professor of sthetics	2
by way of being	2
but after all he	2
by which we become	2
well as i could	2
spectators in the court	2
from lord alfred douglas	2
the letter complained of	2
me at the moment	2
that i am the	2
single moment i thought	2
and did not hesitate	2
three or four days	2
interest in the matter	2
as good as the	2
if i would go	2
to do is to	2
i was unconscious of	2
that the case was	2
of ham and eggs	2
were read out in	2
again in spite of	2
that it was not	2
as my play was	2
to reading and report	2
not only all the	2
shall never forget it	2
for the common weal	2
that if he were	2
and it may well	2
letter of thanks to	2
was told i should	2
for me to do	2
it came as a	2
had been invited to	2
whether there was any	2
wonder out of emptiness	2
the life of the	2
and that i had	2
he took the ball	2
peculiar exaltation of mind	2
love in my heart	2
when he was dying	2
you must tell me	2
i need not tell	2
who ought to have	2
could be witty about	2
seemed to me as	2
will not say the	2
letters which had been	2
get him some clothes	2
and was eager to	2
all the past comes	2
is more than half	2
what i should have	2
the venus of milo	2
the world of art	2
you got my silver	2
of him at this	2
and that if i	2
oscar as to his	2
the best in the	2
and i went on	2
all i have written	2
nothing out of the	2
he may have been	2
that it was impossible	2
became more and more	2
day at lunch i	2
to oscar when he	2
be able to judge	2
let me know if	2
i hear of it	2
talk of nothing but	2
was only in the	2
took place at the	2
as if it had	2
he nodded his head	2
wrote to me saying	2
than he had ever	2
he knew that he	2
no one could help	2
had ever seen him	2
got up and said	2
the common thing the	2
could not help it	2
having given some sweet	2
i asked oscar about	2