suitable matct carefully to-nig a list of all t;
quot;it; asked Dorian.
quot;Of course, ly edited. But not be done in a it to be calls a suitable alliance, and I you boto be ;
quot; nonsense people talk about ; exclaimed Lord ;A man can be love ;
quot;A a cynic you are!quot; cried to Lady Ruxton. quot;You must come and dine onic, mucter t Sir Andre tell me o meet, t it to be a delig;
quot;I like men ; ;Or do you t a petticoat party?quot;
quot;I fear so,quot; sood up. quot;A ton,quot; s;I didnt see you finiste.quot;
quot;Never mind, Lady Narboroug deal too muco limit myself, for ture.quot;
quot;Pray dont, Lady Ruxton,quot; said Lord ;Moderation is a fatal t.quot;
Lady Ruxton glanced at ;You must come and explain t to me some afternoon, Lord sounds a fascinating t; s out of the room.
quot;No stay too long over your politics and scandal,quot; cried Lady Narboroug;If you do, o squabble upstairs.quot;
t up solemnly from t of table and came up to top. Dorian Gray c and and sat by Lord o talk in a loud voice about tuation in t rinaire--error to tisime to time betive prefix served as an ornament of oratory. ed t. ted stupidity of termed it--y.
A smile curved Lord urned round and looked at Dorian.
quot;Are you better, my dear fello; ;You seemed rat of sorts at dinner.quot;
quot;I am quite is all.quot;
quot;You le duce devoted to you. Sells me so Selby.quot;
quot;So come on tiet;
quot;Is Monmouto be too?quot;
quot;O;
quot; as mucoo clever for a of clay t make t are very pretty, but t feet of clay. e porcelain feet, if you like. t fire does not destroy, it ;
quot;; asked Dorian.
quot;An eternity, sells me. I believe, according to t is ten years, but ten years ernity, ime t;
quot;Oess, Geoffrey Clouston, t. I rian.quot;
quot;I like ; said Lord ;A great many people dont, but I find ones for being occasionally