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Don't talk to me, Frank, about the hardships of the poor. The hardships of the poor are necessities, but talk to me of the hardships of men of genius, and I could weep tears of blood. I was never so affected by any book in my life as I was by the misery of Balzac's poet, Lucien de Rubempré.
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as men of science call them, or the
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as rhetoricians prefer to style them. The many are only there to produce more
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and ultimately to benefit by them. All this is valid enough; but it leaves the crux of the question untouched. The poor in aristocratic England are too degraded to produce
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of genius, or indeed any
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of much value to humanity. Such an extravagant inequality of condition obtains there that the noble soul is miserable, the strongest insecure. But Wilde's creed was intensely popular with the
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Smart Set because of its very one-sidedness, and he was hailed as a prophet partly because he defended the cherished prejudices of the