Book · The Picture of Dorian Gray
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Author: Oscar Wilde
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Suddenly he started. His eyes grew strangely bright, and he
gnawed nervously at his underlip. Between two of the windows
stood a large Florentine cabinet, made out of ebony and inlaid
with ivory and blue lapis. He watched it as though it were a
thing that could fascinate and make afraid, as though it held
something that he longed for and yet almost loathed. His breath
quickened. A mad craving came over him. He lit a cigarette and
then threw it away. His eyelids drooped till the long fringed
lashes almost touched his cheek. But he still watched the
cabinet. At last he got up from the sofa on which he had been
lying, went over to it, and having unlocked it, touched some
hidden spring. A triangular drawer passed slowly out. His fingers
moved instinctively towards it, dipped in, and closed on
something.
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