s o my talking to you like t realized s, ne, but you must not like me less. I am c you must al you are better t stronger-- you are too muc you are better. And o be toget leave me, Basil, and dont quarrel  I am. to be said.quot;

    ter felt strangely moved. tely dear to y  turning point in .  bear ter all,   was good, so muc was noble.

    quot;ell, Dorian,quot;  lengt;I  speak to you again about ter to-day. I only trust your name  be mentioned in connection . t is to take place ternoon. ;

    Dorian s tion of t;inquest.quot; t everyt;t kno; he answered.

    quot;But surely s;

    quot;Only my Cian name, and t I am quite sure sioned to any one. Sold me once t to learn  ty of  do me a dra;

    quot;I ry and do somet  you must come and sit to me yourself again. I cant get on  you.quot;

    quot;I can never sit to you again, Basil. It is impossible!quot; arting back.

    ter stared at ;My dear boy, ; ;Do you mean to say you dont like ? Let me look at it. It is t take t is simply disgraceful of your servant . I felt t as I came in.quot;

    quot;My servant o do , Basil. You dont imagine I let tles my floimes-- t is all. No; I did it myself. t oo strong on trait.quot;

    quot;too strong! Surely not, my dear fello is an admirable place for it. Let me see it.quot; And ohe room.

    A cry of terror broke from Dorian Grays lips, and er and t;Basil,quot; ;you must not look at it. I dont ;

    quot;Not look at my o serious.  I look at it?quot; exclai