Wilde, Oscar - The Picture of Dorian Gray

This is one of Wilde's most memorable stories.  Dorian Gray for years led a life of incessant dissipation, but still retained the appearance of the elegant youth whose portrait was so much admired by London society.  Yet it was THIS portrait - by then relegated to an attic - which revealed the terrible truth about Dorian Gray...
This book was largely responsible for Wilde's imprisonment and ruin.  At the trial, it was charged that only a depraved monster could have written it...

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