Observer - Saturday, June 29, 1895
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"WHAT THE PAPERS SAY"
Only a month or two ago the Bulletin read in London Sketch a sparkling interview with Oscar Wilde—which looked very much as if it had been written by himself. In it Wilde was represented as saying: 'Exercise! Oh, no, I never walk—I only talk.' And now they have put him for six hours daily on the treadmill, where he must walk and dare not talk. The irony of it!—Sydney Bulletin.
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