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LORD ARTHUR SAVILE’S CRIME	3
THE CANTERVILLE GHOST	65
THE SPHINX WITHOUT A SECRET	121
THE MODEL MILLIONAIRE	133
THE PORTRAIT OF MR. W. H.	145

PAGE
THE RISE OF HISTORICAL CRITICISM	1
THE ENGLISH RENAISSANCE OF ART	109
HOUSE DECORATION	157
ART AND THE HANDICRAFTMAN	173
LECTURE TO ART STUDENTS	197
LONDON MODELS	213
POEMS IN PROSE	227

PAGE
The Young King	1
The Birthday of the Infanta	31
The Fisherman and his Soul	73
The Star-child	147

Page
The Happy Prince	1
The Nightingale and the Rose	25
The Selfish Giant	43
The Devoted Friend	57
The Remarkable Rocket	87

PAGE
Charmides	9
Requiescat	67
San Miniato	69
Rome Unvisited	71
Humanitad	77
Louis Napoleon	114
Endymion	116
Le Jardin	119
La Mer	120
Le Panneau	121
Les Ballons	124
Canzonet	126
Le Jardin Des Tuileries	129
Pan: Double Villanelle	131
In the Forest	135
Symphony in Yellow	136
SONNETS
Hélas!	139
To Milton	140
On the Massacre of the Christians in Bulgaria	141
Holy Week at Genoa	142
Urbs Sacra Æterna	143
E Tenebris	144
At Verona	145
On the Sale by Auction of Keats’ Love Letters	146
The New Remorse	147

POEMS (1881):	PAGE
		Hélas!	3
	Eleutheria:
		Sonnet To Liberty	7
		Ave Imperatrix	8
		To Milton	14
		Louis Napoleon	15
		Sonnet on the Massacre of the Christians in Bulgaria	16
		Quantum Mutata	17
		Libertatis Sacra Fames	18
		Theoretikos	19
	The Garden of Eros		21
	Rosa Mystica:
		Requiescat	39
		Sonnet on approaching Italy	40
		San Miniato	41
		Ave Maria Gratia Plena	42
		Italia	43
		Sonnet written in Holy Week at Genoa	44
		Rome Unvisited	45
		p. viUrbs Sacra Æterna	49
		Sonnet on hearing the Dies Iræ sung in the Sistine Chapel	50
		Easter Day	51
		E Tenebris	52
		Vita Nuova	53
		Madonna Mia	54
		The New Helen	55
	The Burden Of Itys		61
	Wind Flowers:
		Impression du Matin	83
		Magdalen Walks	84
		Athanasia	86
		Serenade	89
		Endymion	91
		La Bella Donna della mia Mente	93
		Chanson	95
	Charmides		97
	Flowers of Gold:
		Impressions: I. Les Silhouettes	135
		II. La Fuite de la Lune	136
		The Grave of Keats	137
		Theocritus: A Villanelle	138
		In the Gold Room: A Harmony	139
		Ballade de Marguerite	140
		The Dole of the King’s Daughter	143
		Amor Intellectualis	145
		Santa Decca	146
		A Vision	147
		Impression de Voyage	148
		p. viiThe Grave of Shelley	149
		By the Arno	150
	Impressions de Théàtre:
		Fabien dei Franchi	155
		Phèdre	156
		Sonnets written at the Lyceum Theatre
		I. Portia	157
		II. Queen Henrietta Maria	158
		III. Camma	159
	Panthea		161
	The Fourth Movement:
		Impression: Le Réveillon	175
		At Verona	176
		Apologia	177
		Quia Multum Amavi	179
		Silentium Amoris	180
		Her Voice	181
		My Voice	183
		Tædium Vitæ	184
	Humanitad		185
	Flower of Love:
		ΓΛΥΚΥΠΙΚΡΟΣ ΕΡΩΣ	211
UNCOLLECTED POEMS (1876–1893):
		From Spring Days to Winter	217
		Tristitiæ	219
		The True Knowledge	220
		p. viiiImpressions: I. Le Jardin	221
		II. La Mer	222
		Under the Balcony	223
		The Harlot’s House	225
		Le Jardin des Tuileries	227
		On the Sale by Auction of Keats’ Love Letters	228
		The New Remorse	229
		Fantasisies Décoratives: I. Le Panneau	230
		II. Les Ballons	232
		Canzonet	233
		Symphony in Yellow	235
		In the Forest	236
		To my Wife: With a Copy of my Poems	237
		With a Copy of ‘A House of Pomegranates’	238
		Roses and Rue	239
		Désespoir	242
		Pan: Double Villanelle	243
THE SPHINX (1894)			245
THE BALLAD OF READING GAOL (1898)			269
RAVENNA (1878)			305

Preface	v
The Ballad of Reading Gaol (Complete Version)		1
The Ballad of Reading Gaol (Shorter Version)		61
Ave Imperatrix		89
To My Wife (with a copy of my poems)		100
Magdalen Walks		102
Theocritus—a Villanelle		106
Sonnets—
	Greece	108
	Portia (to Ellen Terry)	110
	Fabien Dei Franchi (to Henry Irving)	112
	Phèdre (to Sarah Bernhardt)	114
	p. viiiOn Hearing The Dies Iræ Sung In The Sistine Chapel	116
	Ave Maria Gratia Plena	118
	Libertatis Sacra Fames	120
	Roses and Rue	122
	From ‘The Garden of Eros’	128
	The Harlot’s House	140
	From ‘The Burden of Itys’	144
	Flower of Love	158

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The Happy Prince	15
The Nightingale and the Rose	41
The Selfish Giant	59
The Devoted Friend	73
The Remarkable Rocket	105

	page
The Tomb of Keats	1
Keats’s Sonnet on Blue	4
Dinners and Dishes	8
Shakespeare on Scenery	10
‘Henry the Fourth’ at Oxford	15
A Handbook to Marriage	18
To Read or Not to Read	21
The Letters of a Great Woman	22
Béranger in England	27
The Poetry of the People	29
‘The Cenci’	32
Balzac in English	34
Ben Jonson	37
Mr. Symonds’ History of the Renaissance	39
Mr. Morris’s ‘Odyssey’	44
Russian Novelists	48
Mr. Pater’s ‘Imaginary Portraits’	51
A German Princess	55
‘A Village Tragedy’	63
Mr. Morris’s Completion of the ‘Odyssey’	65
Mrs. Somerville	70
Aristotle at Afternoon Tea	76
p. viEarly Christian Art in Ireland	81
Madame Ristori	85
English Poetesses	91
Venus or Victory	101
M. Caro on George Sand	105
A Fascinating Book	108
Henley’s Poems	123
Some Literary Ladies	129
Poetry and Prison	143
The Gospel According to Walt Whitman	146
Irish Fairy Tales	152
Mr. W. B. Yeats	158
Mr. Yeats’s ‘Wanderings of Oisin’	160
Mr. William Morris’s Last Book	162
Some Literary Notes	167
Mr. Swinburne’s ‘Poems and Ballads’ (Third Series)	173
A Chinese Sage	177
Mr. Pater’s ‘Appreciations’	187
Sententiae	194

Preface	vii
La Sainte Courtisane	111
A Florentine Tragedy	127

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INDEX OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG WORKS OF OSCAR WILDE

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THE PICTURE OF DORIAN GRAY

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BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTE

LORD ARTHUR SAVILE'S CRIME AND OTHER STORIES

Oscar Wilde

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ESSAYS AND LECTURES

By Oscar Wilde

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A HOUSE OF POMEGRANATES

By Oscar Wilde

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THE HAPPY PRINCE AND OTHER TALES

By Oscar Wilde

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CHARMIDES AND OTHER POEMS

By Oscar Wilde

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POEMS

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SELECTED POEMS OF OSCAR WILDE

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OSCAR WILDE MISCELLANEOUS

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THE CANTERVILLE GHOST

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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

VERA; OR, THE NIHILISTS.

A DRAMA IN A PROLOGUE, AND FOUR ACTS

By Oscar Wilde

THE HAPPY PRINCE AND OTHER TALES

By Oscar Wilde

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A CRITIC IN PALL MALL

BEING EXTRACTS FROM REVIEWS AND MISCELLANIES

By Oscar Wilde

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