ience at best, and t of life is to reproduce t experience as often as possible.quot;
quot;Even er a pause.
quot;Especially ; answered Lord henry.
turned and looked at Dorian Gray ; do you say to t, Mr. Gray?quot; she inquired.
Dorian ated for a moment. t;I al;
quot;Even w;
quot;;
quot;And does ;
quot;I s ;
quot;And found it, Mr. Gray?quot;
quot;Often. too often.quot;
t;I am searc; s;and if I dont go and dress, I s;
quot;Let me get you some orc; cried Dorian, starting to and ory.
quot;You are flirting disgracefully ; said Lord o ;You ter take care. ing.quot;
quot;If , ttle.quot;
quot;Greek meets Greek, t;
quot;I am on trojans. t for a ;
quot;ted.quot;
quot;ture,quot; she answered.
quot;You gallop ;
quot;Pace gives life,quot; e.
quot;I se it in my diary to-nig;
quot;?quot;
quot;t a burnt c;
quot;I am not even singed. My ouc;
quot;You use t flig;
quot;Courage o is a ne;
quot;You ;
quot;;
;Lady Narboroug; ;Sly adores ;
quot;You fill me o antiquity is fatal to us s.quot;
quot;Romanticists! You ;
quot;Men ed us.quot;
quot;But not explained you.quot;
quot;Describe us as a sex,quot; was her challenge.
quot;Sp secrets.quot;
S ;; s;Let us go and yet told ;
quot;A suit your frock to ;
quot;t ure surrender.quot;
quot;Romantic art begins s climax.quot;
quot;I must keep an opportunity for retreat.quot;
quot;In t;
quot;ty in t. I could not do t.quot;
quot;omen are not alory came a stifled groan, folloarted up. tood motionless in o find Dorian Gray lying face doiled floor in a deathlike swoon.
once into ter a s time, o h a dazed expression.
quot; ; ;O; o tremble.
quot;My dear Dorian,quot; ansed. t ired yourself. You ter not come doo dinner. I ake your place.quot