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very little faces beaming up at me I wanted to throw a huge love blanket over all of you and it made me so it's incredibly great
busy as as Lord Alfred was nicknamed it was definitely because he had a Jeep I'm sure you will have Jeep
is in your rooms in college no that's Cambridge sorry scouts you have you have a scout from bless you is it just going on like a tennis match
the gentleman would change their under
about 2 or 3 times a week and their shirts and collars about 2 or 3 times a day but
Queensbury Who
absolutely
in fact it's an odd statistic that during the 19th century more theatres were built
the last forever except The Importance of Being Earnest there's a new Victorian masterpieces except that
the marks of Queensbury went round backstage with rotten cabbages and tomatoes and things he was going to throw on stage at the end he was barred by the state's dormant have been
two Oscar Wilde posing as a sodomite
when wild went to the club the next day he was given this card he opened it and read it now do you mean someone writing to Oscar
Lord
who was then Foreign Secretary and Queensbury was Madden by the fact that he couldn't get it Lord queensberry because Lord queensberry was too powerful
that Jew queer Rosebery called him rosemary became Prime Minister the Prime Minister just before Salisbury I think he's 20
and Queensbury saw his chance he may not be able to get Rosebery
what causes eldest son Francis to commit suicide but he could get this Irish nobody who had no place in Society
and the testimony was so shocked European audiences involved the stains on bed linen for us is almost unimag
even today to think this is these things are raised in court to a Victorian who never read these things in newspapers the whom these things were never
with Lord Beecham who famously was the model of Lord March man in that absolutely unbeatable Oxford novel Brideshead Revisited which
Sebastian flyte and who dies a drunkenness and it's a
because the police were on his heels King George V was King at the time memorably said I thought men Like That shot themselves
he awaited events
kinds of world literature
where felons and criminals dwell we must ask you to come with us quietly for this is the Cadogan Hotel
which in my opinion is not nearly harsh enough you must go to prison
extraordinary strongman to Dublin a group of rugby players to come to break up his famous collection of blue and white China
I don't need to be retold so it is in fact just passed his 160th birthday he died in November the 1900
quietly into my room I shall make you
toast with anchovy butter and tell you stories little meatly went up and listening telling stories sitting by the fire was the unbelievably captivating
congratulated for first using the word homosexual in his book Kindle where he's using it in
specific gender or sex
which is of course not necessarily how we will anyone of us would have been whether girls straight if we've been born 200 years ago that's not attractive person I really would love
probably know he was Irish his father sir William Wilde was an ophthalmic surgeon and poet
generally wrong so suddenly you're a noun instead of a verb and as the philosophy Hume
it gets a sort of underlining with pretentious but it's still pretty cool concrete Flux independent rating intensities
that's what we all are verbs we happen we don't we're not nouns even tables or process being a table stab
demons and they were tormenting priest Monk and he wants them
and was the ophthalmic surgeon surgeon royal which meant should the odd occasion arrived where
turn off it him love knowledge we have offered him everything but he stays true to his church he is truly a man of God for
9 Days and 39 nights we have tempted to still he holds fast and the devil said out of the way and he whispered in the monks here
gardeners church filling the air with the most vile hideous for fame speech and the Demons bow down is it truly
what can you have said in 5 seconds when we had tried 39 days and 39 nights you said oh it was very simple I merely told him that his brother
play reflect the human spirit but I want to go back to wild dying in Paris and I'm sorry
slowly to gain a name for himself and a fantastic Jacob Epstein sarcophagus is erected at Pearl of shares Cemetery the great Cemetery of
philosophers and of course most famously if you like your rock and roll Jim Morrison of The Doors
if you're going down 5th Avenue which is one of the avenues that goes downtown as opposed to up like it's neighbours Madison
was the tallest building in the world the Empire State Building
to Trinity College Dublin which is where all Protestants went if they were of any sort of ambition and ability in a
unlike most British traffic lights American traffic lights are beautiful synchronised so once you hit
and the pigments were regarded is great names with completely forgotten now people who wrote plays called things like the second Mrs Tanqueray
no orchids for Miss blandish things like that plays a very rarely performed except as a joke and he himself
ignore me and when I first started doing that the posters on the wall you almost could go with your eyes shut you knew what that be
Karl Marx that one with a huge bushy beard maybe John Lennon the imagine cover
maybe Lenin maybe Jimi Hendrix and
Berlin Wall United you know the United States of the Soviet Union that the Warsaw pact as it was known
so instead I started to notice the tumours common figures to be on the walls no I know it's just in beaver so it's a whole different deal
the most common figures to be on the walls of a student's rooms would be Albert Einstein an Oscar Wilde
different titles by Brian Cox we still don't really get it and it's no good being enthusiastic we don't speak
humanitarian face of Einstein's either the one with his
ever is the most highly priced thing we have who would have thought by the 21st century the Freedom of thought was even up for questioning but it is
is that you fail to acquire what is sometimes called the Oxford Manor which I take to mean the ability to play Grace
with ideas the ability to play gracefully with ideas isn't that a magnificent thing do you think you've got that
31 stone on the left and on the right is Oscar usually that tinnies with green photograph of melancholy full lipped face
did you realise when you're told you you know for a fact that after Shakespeare he is in many many countries the most translated in red English
king of Bohemia that land you should never ever leave the land that all students are issued a visa to when they go through the gates of their University
saying this is the
a lawn mower it's the moment you die inside we don't want that of you to sparkly and twinkly
Oscar is the prince of all students the Student Prince so hold this
yellow oxonian very dear in your hearts thank
famous famous in the British press famous all over the country and even in the continent not because it written anything particularly extraordinary
and he then did you still have vivers here yeah those of you don't
live voice it's a kind of examination which isn't written down the way
he was doing this
this examination and you had to show that you were familiar not just with classical Greek attic Greek as they call it but also with New Testament Greek the New Testament is I'm
an explosion of promise and he was going to become a politician this is what everybody's view was and he would be the most brilliant politician of his day he would make Israeli the only person
compare him with also a flamboyant Dandy who made this really look possibly positively in a mothball and he arrived
met this woman Constance Lloyd actually beautiful wonderful intelligent perfect soulmate and they married and and then a very
anything happened Gilbert and Sullivan now much less celebrated they were in their own time wrote one of the operators and it's called patience
play for the way he dressed a bit like Malcolm McLaren way before you were born was in about 1974
who ran the Savoy opera companies it was called and called Survivor because it's quite
and the Savoy Hotel is the most modern extraordinary hotel in the world at the time it had lifts it had a
where is the chef it had the most remarkable Oscar in the bum in the horrible way but at the time Richard dolly part was an incred
if you had anything to declare he said I have nothing to declare except my genius and he was asked by Americans were very curious about their own country and the way Britain
violent deadly war that has ever been waged terms of deaths horrible thought all civil wars so
yes I am looking at you by Ben venuto shalini the famous
10% in gold I'm sure you know the one you know it of course you do anyway he was a remarkable man Chile and he wrote his own autobiography he was a criminal he was an extraordinary figure and
he went down a silver mine in leadville Colorado and he held the Miners in
can we talk to this
who shot him is believed by one of his best biographies Richard Hillman
who is the younger younger son
play the did just composed
call salome Richard written for Sarah Bernhardt the greatest actress of a day though to be perfectly force her about because he says in the forward of the translation
play foreign actor or actress would be the work of an artisan not an artist so here we go himself naturally as an artist but Al
what does had no inhibitions he had the full cruel absolute garnish self-confidence of the Victorian
it was utterly without concealment which is quite admirable in some ways he was utterly without shame she's also admirable in some ways he was actually
the vacations and they became lovers and the word harm
the Abominable crime of buggery had been on the statute books for hundreds of years and around this time only 10 years earlier had been a motion in Parliament called the
chair amendment which was passed which was actually a law against prostitution which at the last minute hand sort of sort of slipped into it a law against
indecent behaviour between those between men actually not between women at all because it is rumour though never substantiated the Queen Victoria

very little faces beaming up at me I wanted to throw a huge love blanket over all of you and it made me so it's incredibly great

busy as as Lord Alfred was nicknamed it was definitely because he had a Jeep I'm sure you will have Jeep

is in your rooms in college no that's Cambridge sorry scouts you have you have a scout from bless you is it just going on like a tennis match

the gentleman would change their under

about 2 or 3 times a week and their shirts and collars about 2 or 3 times a day but

Queensbury Who

absolutely

in fact it's an odd statistic that during the 19th century more theatres were built

the last forever except The Importance of Being Earnest there's a new Victorian masterpieces except that

the marks of Queensbury went round backstage with rotten cabbages and tomatoes and things he was going to throw on stage at the end he was barred by the state's dormant have been

two Oscar Wilde posing as a sodomite

when wild went to the club the next day he was given this card he opened it and read it now do you mean someone writing to Oscar

Lord

who was then Foreign Secretary and Queensbury was Madden by the fact that he couldn't get it Lord queensberry because Lord queensberry was too powerful

that Jew queer Rosebery called him rosemary became Prime Minister the Prime Minister just before Salisbury I think he's 20

and Queensbury saw his chance he may not be able to get Rosebery

what causes eldest son Francis to commit suicide but he could get this Irish nobody who had no place in Society

and the testimony was so shocked European audiences involved the stains on bed linen for us is almost unimag

even today to think this is these things are raised in court to a Victorian who never read these things in newspapers the whom these things were never

with Lord Beecham who famously was the model of Lord March man in that absolutely unbeatable Oxford novel Brideshead Revisited which

Sebastian flyte and who dies a drunkenness and it's a

because the police were on his heels King George V was King at the time memorably said I thought men Like That shot themselves

he awaited events

kinds of world literature

where felons and criminals dwell we must ask you to come with us quietly for this is the Cadogan Hotel

which in my opinion is not nearly harsh enough you must go to prison

extraordinary strongman to Dublin a group of rugby players to come to break up his famous collection of blue and white China

I don't need to be retold so it is in fact just passed his 160th birthday he died in November the 1900

quietly into my room I shall make you

toast with anchovy butter and tell you stories little meatly went up and listening telling stories sitting by the fire was the unbelievably captivating

congratulated for first using the word homosexual in his book Kindle where he's using it in

specific gender or sex

which is of course not necessarily how we will anyone of us would have been whether girls straight if we've been born 200 years ago that's not attractive person I really would love

probably know he was Irish his father sir William Wilde was an ophthalmic surgeon and poet

generally wrong so suddenly you're a noun instead of a verb and as the philosophy Hume

it gets a sort of underlining with pretentious but it's still pretty cool concrete Flux independent rating intensities

that's what we all are verbs we happen we don't we're not nouns even tables or process being a table stab

demons and they were tormenting priest Monk and he wants them

and was the ophthalmic surgeon surgeon royal which meant should the odd occasion arrived where

turn off it him love knowledge we have offered him everything but he stays true to his church he is truly a man of God for

9 Days and 39 nights we have tempted to still he holds fast and the devil said out of the way and he whispered in the monks here

gardeners church filling the air with the most vile hideous for fame speech and the Demons bow down is it truly

what can you have said in 5 seconds when we had tried 39 days and 39 nights you said oh it was very simple I merely told him that his brother

play reflect the human spirit but I want to go back to wild dying in Paris and I'm sorry

slowly to gain a name for himself and a fantastic Jacob Epstein sarcophagus is erected at Pearl of shares Cemetery the great Cemetery of

philosophers and of course most famously if you like your rock and roll Jim Morrison of The Doors

if you're going down 5th Avenue which is one of the avenues that goes downtown as opposed to up like it's neighbours Madison

was the tallest building in the world the Empire State Building

to Trinity College Dublin which is where all Protestants went if they were of any sort of ambition and ability in a

unlike most British traffic lights American traffic lights are beautiful synchronised so once you hit

and the pigments were regarded is great names with completely forgotten now people who wrote plays called things like the second Mrs Tanqueray

no orchids for Miss blandish things like that plays a very rarely performed except as a joke and he himself

ignore me and when I first started doing that the posters on the wall you almost could go with your eyes shut you knew what that be

Karl Marx that one with a huge bushy beard maybe John Lennon the imagine cover

maybe Lenin maybe Jimi Hendrix and

Berlin Wall United you know the United States of the Soviet Union that the Warsaw pact as it was known

so instead I started to notice the tumours common figures to be on the walls no I know it's just in beaver so it's a whole different deal

the most common figures to be on the walls of a student's rooms would be Albert Einstein an Oscar Wilde

different titles by Brian Cox we still don't really get it and it's no good being enthusiastic we don't speak

humanitarian face of Einstein's either the one with his

ever is the most highly priced thing we have who would have thought by the 21st century the Freedom of thought was even up for questioning but it is

is that you fail to acquire what is sometimes called the Oxford Manor which I take to mean the ability to play Grace

with ideas the ability to play gracefully with ideas isn't that a magnificent thing do you think you've got that

31 stone on the left and on the right is Oscar usually that tinnies with green photograph of melancholy full lipped face

did you realise when you're told you you know for a fact that after Shakespeare he is in many many countries the most translated in red English

king of Bohemia that land you should never ever leave the land that all students are issued a visa to when they go through the gates of their University

saying this is the

a lawn mower it's the moment you die inside we don't want that of you to sparkly and twinkly

Oscar is the prince of all students the Student Prince so hold this

yellow oxonian very dear in your hearts thank

famous famous in the British press famous all over the country and even in the continent not because it written anything particularly extraordinary

and he then did you still have vivers here yeah those of you don't

live voice it's a kind of examination which isn't written down the way

he was doing this

this examination and you had to show that you were familiar not just with classical Greek attic Greek as they call it but also with New Testament Greek the New Testament is I'm

an explosion of promise and he was going to become a politician this is what everybody's view was and he would be the most brilliant politician of his day he would make Israeli the only person

compare him with also a flamboyant Dandy who made this really look possibly positively in a mothball and he arrived

met this woman Constance Lloyd actually beautiful wonderful intelligent perfect soulmate and they married and and then a very

anything happened Gilbert and Sullivan now much less celebrated they were in their own time wrote one of the operators and it's called patience

play for the way he dressed a bit like Malcolm McLaren way before you were born was in about 1974

who ran the Savoy opera companies it was called and called Survivor because it's quite

and the Savoy Hotel is the most modern extraordinary hotel in the world at the time it had lifts it had a

where is the chef it had the most remarkable Oscar in the bum in the horrible way but at the time Richard dolly part was an incred

if you had anything to declare he said I have nothing to declare except my genius and he was asked by Americans were very curious about their own country and the way Britain

violent deadly war that has ever been waged terms of deaths horrible thought all civil wars so

yes I am looking at you by Ben venuto shalini the famous

10% in gold I'm sure you know the one you know it of course you do anyway he was a remarkable man Chile and he wrote his own autobiography he was a criminal he was an extraordinary figure and

he went down a silver mine in leadville Colorado and he held the Miners in

can we talk to this

who shot him is believed by one of his best biographies Richard Hillman

who is the younger younger son

play the did just composed

call salome Richard written for Sarah Bernhardt the greatest actress of a day though to be perfectly force her about because he says in the forward of the translation

play foreign actor or actress would be the work of an artisan not an artist so here we go himself naturally as an artist but Al

what does had no inhibitions he had the full cruel absolute garnish self-confidence of the Victorian

it was utterly without concealment which is quite admirable in some ways he was utterly without shame she's also admirable in some ways he was actually

the vacations and they became lovers and the word harm

the Abominable crime of buggery had been on the statute books for hundreds of years and around this time only 10 years earlier had been a motion in Parliament called the

chair amendment which was passed which was actually a law against prostitution which at the last minute hand sort of sort of slipped into it a law against

indecent behaviour between those between men actually not between women at all because it is rumour though never substantiated the Queen Victoria