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For whilst the beau monde of Wilde’s day might have gave the impression to be polite, Dr. Jekyll-like ladies and gentlemen of their well-lit drawing rooms and cafes, during the night they may be discovered roaming the foggy alleys of licentious London like the gnarly, insatiable Mr. Hyde. Sturgis captures the two the age and the man in all their

Looking to turn out to be famous, Wilde agreed to give lectures about aestheticism and went on a tour that afterwards grew to become famous. When he was at US customs, he mentioned he experienced “practically nothing to declare but his genius.”At some point, the portents gathered steam and, at the height of Wilde’s fame, knocked him