Index of the Project Gutenberg Works of Oscar Wilde

poor ghost,' she murmured; 'have you no place where you can sleep?'" "The ghost glided on more swiftly" "He heard somebody galloping after him" "Out on the landing stepped Virginia" "Chained to it was a gaunt skeleton" "By the side of the hearse and the coaches walked the servants with lighted torches" "The moon came out from behind a cloud" VERA; OR, THE NIHILISTS. A DRAMA IN A PROLOGUE, AND FOUR ACTS By Oscar Wilde PROLOGUE. I. II. III. IV. CORRECTIONS AND ADDITIONS. THE HAPPY PRINCE AND OTHER TALES By Oscar Wilde CONTENTS Page The Happy Prince 15 The Nightingale and the Rose 41 The Selfish Giant 59 The Devoted Friend 73 The Remarkable Rocket 105 A CRITIC IN PALL MALL BEING EXTRACTS FROM REVIEWS AND MISCELLANIES By Oscar Wilde CONTENTS page The Tomb of Keats 1 Keats’s Sonnet on Blue 4 Dinners and Dishes 8 Shakespeare on Scenery 10 ‘Henry the Fourth’ at Oxford 15 A Handbook to Marriage 18 To Read or Not to Read 21 The Letters of a Great Woman 22 Béranger in England 27 The Poetry of the People 29 ‘The Cenci’ 32 Balzac in English 34 Ben Jonson 37 Mr. Symonds’ History of the Renaissance 39 Mr. Morris’s ‘Odyssey’ 44 Russian Novelists 48 Mr. Pater’s ‘Imaginary Portraits’ 51 A German Princess 55 ‘A Village Tragedy’ 63 Mr. Morris’s Completion of the ‘Odyssey’ 65 Mrs. Somerville 70 Aristotle at Afternoon Tea 76 Early Christian Art in Ireland 81 Madame Ristori 85 English Poetesses 91 Venus or Victory 101 M. Caro on George Sand 105 A Fascinating Book 108 Henley’s Poems 123 Some Literary Ladies 129 Poetry and Prison 143 The Gospel According to Walt Whitman 146 Irish Fairy Tales 152 Mr. W. B. Yeats 158 Mr. Yeats’s ‘Wanderings of Oisin’ 160 Mr. William Morris’s Last Book 162 Some Literary Notes 167 Mr. Swinburne’s ‘Poems and Ballads’ (Third Series) 173 A Chinese Sage 177 Mr. Pater’s ‘Appreciations’ 187 Sententiae 194 *** END OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK INDEX OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG WORKS OF OSCAR WILDE *** Updated editions will replace the previous one—the old editions will be renamed. Creating the works from print editions not protected by U.S. copyright law means that no one owns a United States copyright in these works, so the Foundation (and you!) can copy and distribute it in the United States without permission and without paying copyright royalties. Special rules,…