The First Stone On Reading the Unpublished Parts of De Profundis
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Nursed and tended him, Not merely with luxuries Of fruit and flowers and books, But with fond solicitude And singular affection ; I got " special grapes from London, " Invented things to please him And remained at his bedside To quiet and amuse him . . .
Under my kindly care In a day or two, of course, He recovered, and "went for drives. " Then / feel extremely ill, A terrible fever attacks me, I had caught my friend's influenza !
Oh yes, I had, I had!
And how did he treat me ? Sweet Jove !
15 ...Help me to cry my wrongs !
It was not a question of grapes, Flowers and charming gifts, It was a question, alas !
Of common necessities ; I could not get the milk The Doctor had ordered me ; Lemonade lemonade Was pronounced impossible, And when I begged my friend To purchase a book for me At a neighbouring bookseller's shop, He actually didn't !
For this black treachery I reproached him in scathing terms And bade him leave the room ; But, when I lifted my head From the downy pillow in which I had carefully buried it, Believe me or not, as you will, My friend was still there and he laughed, A brutal common laugh, Laughed at me, Oscar Wilde, Oscar O'Flahertie Wilde, The intensive genius, The Lord of Language and Life, The Symbol of my Age Told me I drank too much 16 And that I ought to eat less, And turned on his wicked heel !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nursed and tended him, Not merely with luxuries Of fruit and flowers and books, But with fond solicitude And singular affection ; I got " special grapes from London, " Invented things to please him And remained at his bedside To quiet and amuse him . . .
Under my kindly care In a day or two, of course, He recovered, and "went for drives. " Then / feel extremely ill, A terrible fever attacks me, I had caught my friend's influenza !
Oh yes, I had, I had!
And how did he treat me ? Sweet Jove !
15 ...Help me to cry my wrongs !
It was not a question of grapes, Flowers and charming gifts, It was a question, alas !
Of common necessities ; I could not get the milk The Doctor had ordered me ; Lemonade lemonade Was pronounced impossible, And when I begged my friend To purchase a book for me At a neighbouring bookseller's shop, He actually didn't !
For this black treachery I reproached him in scathing terms And bade him leave the room ; But, when I lifted my head From the downy pillow in which I had carefully buried it, Believe me or not, as you will, My friend was still there and he laughed, A brutal common laugh, Laughed at me, Oscar Wilde, Oscar O'Flahertie Wilde, The intensive genius, The Lord of Language and Life, The Symbol of my Age Told me I drank too much 16 And that I ought to eat less, And turned on his wicked heel !
What to read after The First Stone On Reading the Unpublished Parts of De Profundis?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T W H Thomas William Hodgson Crosland to read onlineMoreLess
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