Book · The Picture of Dorian Gray
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Author: Oscar Wilde
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Dorian shook his head, and a look of annoyance passed over his
face at the mention of the word "inquest." There was something so
crude and vulgar about everything of the kind. "They don't know
my name," he answered.
"But surely she did?"
"Only my Christian name, and that I am quite sure she never
mentioned to any one. She told me once that they were all rather
curious to learn who I was, and that she invariably told them my
name was Prince Charming. It was pretty of her. You must do me a
drawing of Sibyl, Basil. I should like to have something more of
her than the memory of a few kisses and some broken pathetic
words."
"I will try and do something, Dorian, if it would please you. But
you must come and sit to me yourself again. I can't get on
without you."
"I can never sit to you again, Basil. It is impossible!" he
exclaimed, starting back.
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