leonardo da vinci last supper painting

leonardo da vinci last supper painting
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leonardo da vinci the last supper
"my preparations are complete,"said Hercule Poirot. With a little sigh he stepped back a pace or two and contemplated hisarrangement of one of the unoccupied hotel bedrooms. Colonel Carbury,leaning inelegantly against the bed which had been pushedagainst the wall,smiled as he puffed at his pipe."Funny feller,aren'tyou,Poirot?"he said."Like to dramatize things." "Perhaps -that is true,"admitted the little detective."But indeed it
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is notall self-indulgence.If one plays a comedy,one must first set the scene." "Is this a comedy?" "Even if it is a tragedy -there,too,the décor must be correct." Colonel Carbury looked at him curiously. "Well,"he said,"it's up to you!I don't know what you're driving at.Igather,though,that you've got something." "I shall have the honour to present to you what you asked me for -thetruth!" "Do you think we can get a conviction?" "That,my friend,I did not promise you." "True enough.Maybe I'm glad you haven't.It depends."