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Оскар Уайльд тоже чувствовал приближение смерти. «Англичане не вынесут, если начнется новое столетие, а я буду еще жив», — говорил он. В ноябре 1900 года он будет умирать от менингита, а Робби Росс, самый преданный его друг, оставшийся с ним до самого конца, приведет католического священника, чтобы тот окрестил и соборовал умирающего. 30 ноября 1900 года Оскара Уайльда не станет. А вскоре канет в прошлое и та эпоха, которая сначала вознесла его на пьедестал, а потом заклеймила.
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Примечания
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В викторианскую эпоху в ходу были монеты с разным достоинством: полфартинга, фартинг (1/4 пенни), полпенни, пенни, двухпенсовик, трехпенсовик, четырехпенсовик, шестипенсовик, шиллинг (12 пенсов), флорин (2 шиллинга), полкроны (2,5 шиллинга), крона (5 шиллингов), полсоверена (10 шиллингов), соверен (20 шиллингов). 21 шиллинг равнялся одной гинее.
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Приход — низший административный округ с системой самоуправления.
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Тем не менее, глагол to crap — «испражняться» — появился гораздо раньше и никак не связан с изобретателем. Вероятнее всего, его фамилия происходит от слова cropper — старинное обозначение фермера.
