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Original paragraph in
New Zealand Times - Saturday, June 8, 1895
New Zealand Times - Saturday, June 8, 1895
Most similar paragraph from
The Poverty Bay Herald - Thursday, June 13, 1895
The Poverty Bay Herald - Thursday, June 13, 1895
Difference
London, June 6.
The governor of the goal in which Oscar Wilde is confined denies that Wilde is insane.
At first the convict was kept at the treadmill for six hours a day, but as his health is not good he is at present engaged in the
lighter occupation of picking oakum.
A London cable says:—The Governor of the gaol denies that Oscar Wilde is insane. At first the convict was kept at the treadmill for
six hours a day, but as his health is not good he is at present engaged in the lighter occupation of picking oakum.