The works of Oscar Wilde.

Running title: The writings of Oscar Wilde.[v. 1]. His life, with a critical estimate of his writings.--[v. 2]. Poems in prose.--[v. 3]. Epigrams; phrases and philosophies for the use of the young.--[v. 4]. Essays, criticisms, and reviews.--[v. 5]. Intentions.--[v. 6]. Salome. The duchess of Padua. Vera. Four illustrations by Aubrey Beardsley.--[v. 7]. Lord Arthur Savile's crime. The portrait of Mr. W.H., and other stories.--[v. 8]. The picture of Dorian Gray. Illustrated by Aubrey Beardsley and other celebrated artists.--[v. 9]. A woman of no importance. An ideal husband.--[v. 10]. Lady Windermere's fan. The importance of being Earnest.--[v. 11]. De profundis, from the original unexpurgated German edition; translated by Henry Zick.--[v. 12]. A house of pomegranates. A happy prince, and other tales.--[v. 13]. Poems, including Ravenna, The ballad of Reading gaol, The sphynx, etc. With an introduction by Richard Le Gallienne.--[v. 14]. What never dies; a romance by Barbey d'Aurevilly, translated into English by Sebastian Melmoth (Oscar Wilde).--[v. 15]. Essays and stories by Lady Wilde (Speranza).Mode of access: Internet