nt of ting. It feels instinctively t manners are of more importance ts opinion, t respectability is of mucer all, it is a very poor consolation to be told t te life. Even tues cannot atone for rées, as Lord , and to be said for y are, or s. Form is absolutely essential to it. It sy of a ceremony, as s unreality, and ser of a romantic play and beauty t make sucful to us. Is insincerity sucerrible t. It is merely a metiply our personalities.
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Yet one ors in literature as emperament, many of tainly ely conscious. times o Dorian Gray t tory as in act and circumstance, but as ion ed it for t range terrible figures t age of tlety. It seemed to in some mysterious heir lives had been his own.
t er ells lig strike , as tiberius, in a garden at Capri, reading tis, ted round e-player mocked ted jockeys in tables and supped in an ivory manger leted ian, ion of t o end ennui, t terrible taedium vitae, t comes on to ter of pearl and purple dra of Pomegranates to a ed aff among t tic