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Keith
keithsz at mac.com
Fri Apr 13 21:44:11 CDT 2007
M&D, p. 583: 'When Tom wakes next morning, only slowly recognizing
the bed Mrs. Warford is charging him five shillings for, the first
thing he notices is the wallpaper, pattern'd all over with identical
small blue Flowers, upon a Ground of glowing Vermilion.'
GR, p. 25: 'the powdery wipe of Nothing's hand across wallpaper
awhisper with peacocks spreading their fans'
A few days before he died Wilde declared that ‘My wallpaper and I are
fighting a duel to the death. One or other of us has to go.’ The
wallpaper won.
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On Apr 12, 2007, at 5:44 AM, bekah wrote:
182:30 "The wallpaper in particular presented not a repeating
pattern at all"
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