The Picture of Dorian Gray
by Oscar Wilde
312 pages
6h 30m read
A philosophical novel about a beautiful young man who sells his soul to ensure that his portrait ages while he remains young. As Dorian pursues a life of hedonistic pleasure, his portrait grows increasingly hideous, reflecting the corruption of his soul. The novel explores themes of aestheticism, morality, and the nature of art and beauty.
Chapters
Selected chapters for typing
| CHAPTER I. | 18 Pages | |
| CHAPTER II. | 21 Pages | |
| CHAPTER III. | 17 Pages | |
| CHAPTER IV. | 21 Pages | |
| CHAPTER V. | 16 Pages | |
| CHAPTER VI. | 11 Pages | |
| CHAPTER VII. | 17 Pages | |
| CHAPTER VIII. | 20 Pages | |
| CHAPTER IX. | 15 Pages | |
| CHAPTER X. | 12 Pages | |
| CHAPTER XI. | 27 Pages | |
| CHAPTER XII. | 11 Pages | |
| CHAPTER XIII. | 10 Pages | |
| CHAPTER XIV. | 17 Pages | |
| CHAPTER XV. | 12 Pages | |
| CHAPTER XVI. | 12 Pages | |
| CHAPTER XVII. | 7 Pages | |
| CHAPTER XVIII. | 13 Pages | |
| CHAPTER XIX. | 14 Pages | |
| CHAPTER XX. | 7 Pages |