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Foil mentioned in Dorian Gray

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puzzleking123 | 20:03 Mon 07th Feb 2011 | Motoring
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What is a 'foil' in a Victorian context? It has a 'button' and a 'mask', and is spoken of by Henry in Dorian Gray. 'The button from your foil, you have dropped it.'
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Were they fencing?
20:14 Mon 07th Feb 2011
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It is a fencing sword...what is this doing in Motoring?????
20:16 Mon 07th Feb 2011
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It's puzzlejester123 ... where else would it be posted?
20:17 Mon 07th Feb 2011
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http://www.google.co....CcWpxMymGfp6QJOPm8m5g
20:18 Mon 07th Feb 2011
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Ah, ok, it's apparently ... ''verbal fencing''
20:20 Mon 07th Feb 2011
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It's about fencing and in order to answer the same question I had when I read Dorian Gray I found this article very informative: http://hibiscus-sinensis.com/regency/buttontip.htm
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