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What does Basil mean by “one tragedy might be followed by another”?
Here, Basil means he feared Dorian might harm himself after Sibyl’s death. He says he couldn’t find Dorian the previous evening, considered returning to his rooms, and wished Dorian had sent him a telegram. Those details show that “another tragedy” expresses his worry about Dorian—it isn’t a prediction of a later event.
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