Oxford: The Holywell Press: 1905.
“Will be found interesting by many readers.”--_Publishers’ Circular._
“Beautifully printed and illustrated, and has genuine literary
attributes.”--_Notes and Queries._
“One of the best accounts yet printed of the poet’s later days ... with
unique illustrations.”--_Reynolds’s Newspaper._
The author “saw much of Wilde in his later days.”--_Evening Standard and
St. James’s Gazette._
“Probably nothing good will ever be written about Oscar Wilde. This is
better than Mr. Sherard’s book; at any rate shorter. But it is very dull
and unintelligent.”--_Oxford Magazine._