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Stolen Words – The Camouflage of Virtue


“The self-righteousness of that age was really camouflage to disguise its own hypocrisy, and the people who were loudest in their condemnation of my father were often those whose own lives could least bear investigation.”

– Vyvyan Holland writing in Son of Oscar Wilde. Published by Rupert Hart-Davis (1954)

And I can’t help thinking that the same still applies…