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The Priest and the Acolyte was contained in Oscar Wilde's letters to Lord Alfred Douglas, and the same idea was to be found in Lord Alfred Douglas' poem,
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The Two Loves, [15] which was published in _The Chameleon_. He went on to say that when, in the story of
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The Priest and the Acolyte, the boy was discovered in the priest's bed,[16] the priest made the same defence as Mr. Wilde had made, that the world does not understand the beauty of this love. The same idea was found again in
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Dorian Gray, and he read two or three passages from the book in support of this statement. Mr. Wilde had described his letter to Lord Alfred Douglas as a prose sonnet. He would read it again to the court, and he read both the letters.
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Mr. Wilde says they are beautiful, he went on,
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I call them an abominable piece of disgusting immorality.
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Dorian Gray