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Oscar Wilde is a world famous writer, poet and playwright, born October 16, 1854 in the Irish city of Dublin. After graduating from college, "Trinity", Wilde entered the University of Oxford, where he studied philosophy and classical literature. He quickly became known in the community with a preference for emerging over the "pure latin grammy winners art" and extravagant style of dress.
In 1881, Oscar Wilde published his first collection, called simply latin grammy winners "Poems." latin grammy winners Although it attracts the interest of readers with the depth of their message and their innovative methods of expression, poetry book was condemned by critics as "insincere." Maybe thats cool intake makes the young author to focus on prose and start working latin grammy winners on short stories, novels and essays. Meanwhile, Wilde traveled through France, lectures latin grammy winners on contemporary art, fashion and design in the UK and U.S. and worked as an editor at the magazine "Women's World". Oscar Wilde married in 1884. Soon afterwards, his wife Constance Lloyd gives birth to two sons who were named Cyril and Vivian. In 1890 published the novel "The Picture of Dorian Gray", which brings Wilde worldwide fame as a writer with their own style and unconventional thinking. Great interest and enjoy his comedic plays. Oscar Wilde is the author of nine plays, the most famous of which is "The Importance of Being Earnest" and "An Ideal Husband."
In the early nineties of XIX century latin grammy winners Irishman is the most popular latin grammy winners name in British literature and drama and I created the name of the master of dialogue latin grammy winners and remarkable humorist. But his fame has positives too short.
1891 Oscar Wilde met Lord Alfred Douglas and both men survived latin grammy winners homosexual love. In Puritan England such conduct can not be tolerated, and in 1895 the writer latin grammy winners was sentenced to two years hard labor for "immoral" relationships. When released in 1897, Oscar Wilde meets icy disdain of the British public and was forced to move to Paris. There he hardly writes and lives in extreme poverty with insufficient funds sent by his family. The famous writer was forgotten by everyone and has become a beggar. On November 30, 1900 Oscar Wilde died of meningitis. More about Oscar Wilde:
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O, tempora! O, mores! ............................................ "O, tempora, o, mores! Sit and wonder why a person gets angry when his saying, donkey, pig or ox, and do not be angry - Doru still happy - when he say, chicken, pigeon, nightingale, latin grammy winners even kitty and calf? Whether Nightingale brought more benefit to society of men than the noble pig, this productive force in nature of animals, which look just like a man naumyava him something latin grammy winners aristocratic, something polite and length and width? ... " Members of the site
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