Oscar Wilde: Tell me, when you are alone with him Sphinx, does he take off his face and reveal his mask?

Tell me, when you are alone with him Sphinx, does he take off his face and revea — Oscar Wilde

Tell me, when you are alone with him Sphinx, does he take off his face and reveal his mask?

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