her head.

    Lord s. quot;It is perfectly monstrous,quot;  last, quot;t no one be are absolutely and entirely true.quot;

    quot;Isnt ; cried Dorian, leaning forward in his chair.

    quot;I ; said ess, laug;But really, if you all o be in t;

    quot;You oo  is because sested   is because  ry t;

    quot;Narboroug perfect,quot; cried the old lady.

    quot;If  ; ;omen love us for our defects. If s. You o dinner again after saying t it is quite true.quot;

    quot;Of course it is true, Lord  love you for your defects,  of unfortunate bac,  t er you muc;

    quot;Fin de siècle,quot; murmured Lord henry.

    quot;Fin du globe,quot; answered ess.

    quot;I ; said Dorian ;Life is a great disappointment.quot;

    quot;A; cried Lady Narborougting on ;dont tell me t you ed life.  one kno life ed imes o be good-- you look so good. I must find you a nice  Mr. Gray s married?quot;

    quot;I am alelling ; said Lord h a bow.

    quot;ell,  look out for a suitable matct carefully to-nig a list of all t;

    quot;it; asked Dorian.

    quot;Of course, ly edited. But not be done in a  it to be  calls a suitable alliance, and I  you boto be ;

    quot; nonsense people talk about ; exclaimed Lord ;A man can be  love ;

    quot;A a cynic you are!quot; cried to Lady Ruxton. quot;You must come and dine onic, mucter t Sir Andre tell me o meet, t it to be a delig;

    quot;I like men ; ;Or do you t  a petticoat party?quot;

    quot;I fear