leonardo da vinci the last supper

leonardo da vinci the last supper
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Sacrifice.It has an -how shall I say?-an atmosphere1"He described the scene indetail,adding: "mademoiselle here sat like a young judge,speaking of thesacrifice of one to save many.You remember,Miss King?" Sarah shivered."Don't!Don't let's talk of that day." "No,no,"said Poirot."Let us talk of events further back in the past.I aminterested,Dr Gerard,in your sketch of Mrs Boynton's mentality.What I do notquite understand is this,having brought her family into absolute subjection,whydid she then arrange this trip abroad where surely there was danger of outsidecontacts and of her authority being weakened?" Dr Gerard leaned forward excitedly. "But,mon vieux,that is just it!Old ladies are the same
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all the worldover.They get bored!If their speciality is playing patience,they sicken of thepatience they know too well.They want to learn a new patience.And it is just thesame with an old lady whose recreation (incredible as it may sound)is thedominating and tormenting of human creatures!Mrs Boynton -to speak of her as unedompteuse -had tamed her tigers.There was perhaps some excitement as they passedthrough the stage of adolescence.Lennox's marriage to Nadine was anadventure.But then,suddenly,all was stale.Lennox is so sunk in melancholy thatit is practically impossible to wound or distress him.Raymond and Carol show nosigns of rebellion.Ginevra -ah!La pauvre Ginevra -she,from her mother's point ofview,gives the poorest sport of all.For Ginevra has found a way of escape!Sheescapes from reality into fantasy.The more her mother goads her,the more easily