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In 1917, in a book inappositely titled "The Real Oscar Wilde," he attacked Ransome for mentioning syphilis and claimed that during the 17 years he had known Wilde, "I never saw . . . the slightest sign af a malady which has a very distinct way of announcing its existence."
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