And down the long and silent street, the dawn, with silver-sandalled feet, crept like a frightened girl

And down the long and silent street, the dawn, with silver-sandalled feet, crept like a frightened girl

Oscar Wilde, known for his eloquent and poetic writing style, often used vivid imagery and personification to convey his thoughts and emotions. The line "And down the long and silent street, the dawn, with silver-sandalled feet, crept like a frightened girl" is a perfect example of Wilde's ability to paint a picture with words.