One should always be in love. That is the reason one should never marry.
Oscar Wilde · Lord Illingworth in the picture gallery at Hunstanton.
Oscar Wilde · Lord Illingworth in the picture gallery at Hunstanton.
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Often credited to Oscar Wilde · Wilde never wrote it; the line first appears unsigned in a 1999 internet post, was credited to a Gilbert Perreira in 2000, and picked up Wilde's name later, though Thomas Merton had voiced the same idea in 1967.
Oscar Wilde · From the long letter he wrote in Reading Gaol to Lord Alfred Douglas, on how few people ever live as themselves.
Oscar Wilde · Gwendolen's answer when Jack asks her to wait a moment while he speaks to her mother; the funniest vow of devotion on the English stage.
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