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In the article, Michael Morris says that Wilde "feels very modern; his aphorisms and epigrams feel like they could have been written yesterday.” What do you think he means …

In the article, Michael Morris says that Wilde "feels very modern; his aphorisms and epigrams feel like they could have been written yesterday.” What do you think he means …
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In the article, Michael Morris says that Wilde "feels very modern; his aphorisms

and epigrams feel like they could have been written yesterday.”
What do you think he means by this? Is it a compliment?

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yes I think it’s right because it’s saying that it doesn’t get old and it feels like it was just written.
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