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Chapter 14
inseparable, indeed. timacy o an end.  in society no was only Dorian Gray who smiled: Alan Campbell never did.

    remely clever young man, tion of ts, and tle sense of ty of poetry irely from Dorian.  intellectual passion  Cambridge  a great deal of ime ory, and aken a good class in tural Science tripos of ill devoted to tudy of cry, and ory of o s ly to t  on anding for Parliament and  a c er t amateurs. In fact, it   brougoget indefinable attraction t Dorian seemed to be able to exercise  being conscious of it. t at Lady Berks t Rubinstein played ter t used to be aloget teen montimacy lasted. Campbell  Selby Royal or in Grosvenor Square. to o many otype of everyt is ing in life.  a quarrel aken place bet suddenly people remarked t t and t Campbell seemed alo go ay at rangely melanc times, appeared almost to dislike   ime left in ise. And tainly true. Every day o become more interested in biology, and ific revieion ain curious experiments.

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    At last t entered. urned gla
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