The Sunday Times - Sunday, May 26, 1895
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THE OSCAR WILDE TRIAL.
WILDE IN THE WITNESS-BOX.
("SUNDAY TIMES' SPECIAL MESSAGE.)
LONDON, May 24.
The trial of Oscar Wilde was continued to-day. Wilde went into the witness-box and denied on oath all the charges brought against him.
He declared that he was the victim of machinations of blackmailers, and explained his close friendship with Taylor by stating that he was fond of praise. Lionising and being lionised he said were delightful. Wilde was very weak and ill in appearance. The case was unfinished when the court adjourned.
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