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Original paragraph in
Wairarapa Daily Times - Friday, October 18, 1895
Wairarapa Daily Times - Friday, October 18, 1895
Most similar paragraph from
Los Angeles Herald - Sunday, August 25, 1895
Los Angeles Herald - Sunday, August 25, 1895
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Friends of Oscar Wilde who have visited him in his London prison say that he continues to enjoy good health, and is making the best of
the situation, although he frequently expresses the wish to die. Those who are interested in the future of the disgraced man have been discussing
(according to a despatch of August 24th) what Wilde will do when he leaves prison. Although nothing definite has been decided, it is generally believed
that he will be smuggled out of the country, and enabled to begin life anew, under another name, depending upon his pen for a living.
Friends of Oscar Wilde who had visited him in prison say that he continues to enjoy good health and is making the best of the
situation, although he fully expresses the wish to die. Those who are interested in the future of the disgraced man have been discussing what Wilde will
do when he leaves prison. Although nothing definite appears to be decided, it is generally believed that he will be smuggled out of the country and
enabled to begin life anew under an assumed name, depending upon his pen for a living.