s. quot;Being adored is a nuisance. omen treat us just as y treats its gods. to do somet;

    quot;I s  given to us,quot; murmured t;te love in our natures. t to demand it back.quot;

    quot;t is quite true, Dorian,quot; cried hallward.

    quot;Note true,quot; said Lord henry.

    quot;t; interrupted Dorian. quot;You must admit,  o men t;

    quot;Possibly,quot; ;but t it back in suc is tty Frenc it, inspire us o do masterpieces and al us from carrying t.quot;

    quot; know w;

    quot;You ; ;ill you er, bring coffee, and fine-ctes. No, dont mind ttes--I  alloo smoke cigars. You must te. A cigarette is t type of a perfect pleasure. It is exquisite, and it leaves one unsatisfied.  more can one ? Yes, Dorian, you  to you all to commit.quot;

    quot; nonsense you talk, ; cried taking a lig ter able. quot;Let us go doo tre. age you o you t you ;

    quot;I ; said Lord ired look in ;but I am alion. I am afraid, , for me at any rate, till, your ing. It is so muc us go. Dorian, you  t follow us in a ;

    t up and put on ts, sipping tanding. ter  and preoccupied. t bear t it seemed to o be better t miger a fees, tairs. cs of ttle broug of range sense of loss came over  t Dorian Gray o  . Life reets became blurred to  tre, it seemed to  he had grown years older.