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Oscar Wilde, a reference to Irish literature, asked ironically one of the most romantic ideas in his time: "A man can be happy with any woman, always and when...
The phrase comes from his book "The Photo of Dorian Gray", published in 1890.The satirie on the morality of victory and parallelism with the author's own life.
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ClarínOscar Wilde, a reference to Irish literature, asked ironically one of the most romantic ideas in his time: "A man can be happy with any woman, always and when...ClarínOscar Wilde, a reference to Irish literature, asked ironically one of the most romantic ideas in his time: "A man can be happy with any woman, always and when...9 recorded states
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