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Lord Henry watched hím. He knew the exact moment when tosay nothing.
touched his soul. Yes, rhere had been rhings in his boyhood that hehad not understood. He nnderstood them now.'with his srnile, Lord Henry watched him. He knew the exactmoment when to say nothing. He was surprised at the suddeneffect of his words on the boy. How fascinating rhe boy was!Hallward continued painting and did nor notice that the otherswere silent.'Basil, I am tired,' cried Dorian Gray, suddenly.'I rnust go and sitin the garden. There is no air in here.,'My dear boy, I arn sorry.'when I am painting, rrry work is ail Ican think about. But you never sat better. I do''t know what Harryhas been saying ro you, but there is a wonderful bright look in youreyes. I suppose he has been flattering you. you shouldn,t believe aword he says.''He has certainly not been flattering me. perhaps that is why Idon't believe anything he has told me.,'You know you believe it all,' said Lord Henry looking at himwith his dreamy eyes.'r will go our to the garden with you. It,shorribly hot in this room.,'Don't keep Dorian too long,'said the painter.'This is going tobe my best painting.'Lord Henry went out to the garden, and found Dorian Grayholding a flower to his face. He came close to hinr., and put his handon his shoulder.Dorian Gray frowned and turned away. He liked the tari youngman who was standing by him. His dark, romantic face interestedhim. There was something in his low, musical voice that wasfascinating. But he felt a little afraid. why was this stranger havi'g astrong influence on him like this? He had known Basil Hallward formonths, but the friendship berween them had not changed him.suddenly someone had come into his life and rurned it upsidedown. Someone who seemed to have the key ro the mystery of lifeitself,,
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Page 4 and 5: Introduction ? .r)tt 'flf I could s
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Page 8 and 9: importance that was above or separa
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Page 12 and 13: life. In some strange way his perso
Page 14 and 15: Henry his face went red for a momen
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Page 22 and 23: The painter bit his lip and walked
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Page 28 and 29: wrong about these rhings. Your port
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Page 32 and 33: 'l am going to stay until the end,'
Page 34 and 35: never see you again. I will never t
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Page 38 and 39: A cry of pain came from the boy's l
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Page 52 and 53: you seriously. Don't frown like tha
Page 54 and 55: Hallward looked around the room in
Page 56 and 57: Dorian threw the knfe down on the t
Page 58 and 59: five minutes a servant appeared. FI
Page 60 and 61: 'Yes.'The same look of sadness came
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It was better not to think ofthe pa
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ACTIVITIESChapters 1-2Before you re
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Dorian has fallen in love with a se
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Student B: You are Lord Henry. List
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23 What do you know abouta Adrian S
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The Picture of Dorian GrayAn artist
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