This novel's protagonist goes to an opium den after leaving Lady Narborough's party early.
This novel's protagonist goes to an opium den after leaving Lady Narborough's party early. The central object of this novel is observed to be "sweating with blood" after the protagonist smells the nitric acid used by chemist Alan Campbell to dispose of a body. This novel's protagonist is responsible for the suicide of actress (*) Sibyl Vane, and led down the road of debauchery by a "little yellow book" given to him by Henry Wotton. For ten points, identify this novel in which a portrait painted by Basil Hallward ages instead of the title character, a work by Oscar Wilde.
This novel's protagonist goes to an opium den after leaving Lady Narborough's party early.
The {Picture} of {Dorian} Gray