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Webthe novel explores the irony that his pursuit of eternal youth ultimately leads to a life marked by moral decay.

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Webthe picture of dorian gray, moral fantasy novel by irish writer oscar wilde, published first in lippincott’s monthly magazine in 1890 and as a book in 1891.

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