Folio 62

Created by Sandra Leonard on Sun, 08/15/2021 - 15:28

Folio 62 is a handwritten notebook page with no cutouts. In the top right corner an "E" is scribbled out and there is a circled "d" which typically indicates deletion in Wilde's work. Both markings are make in pencil. A heavy line separates the sonnet that ends Chapter 3 and Chapter 4, marked with the roman numeral "IV."
Folio 62 is a handwritten notebook page with no cutouts. In the top right corner an "E" is scribbled out and there is a circled "d" which typically indicates deletion in Wilde's work. Both markings are make in pencil. A heavy line separates the sonnet that ends Chapter 3 and Chapter 4, marked with the roman numeral "IV."
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Folio 62 is a handwritten notebook page with no cutouts. In the top right corner an "E" is scribbled out and there is a circled "d" which typically indicates deletion in Wilde's work. Both markings are made in pencil. A heavy line separates the sonnet that ends Chapter 3 and Chapter 4, marked with the Roman numeral "IV."

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©Wilde estate, do not copy without permission.

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Rosenbach Manuscript of Oscar Wilde's extended "The Portrait of Mr W.H."