This collection presents a series of essays, poems, and stories by noted Irish author and playwright Oscar Wilde, first published in 1914. The works cover a variety of themes, including art, culture, love, and morality, and showcase Wilde's wit and humor, making it an entertaining and thought-provoking read. The book also includes an introduction by Wilde's close friend and editor Robert Baldwin Ross, providing insights into the author's life and legacy.

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