leonardo da vinci mona lisa

leonardo da vinci mona lisa
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leonardo da vinci the last supper
describe as a morbid dislike of any outsiders penetrating into her family circle. Sarah said mutinously: "But Carol is a grown-up woman." Nadine Boynton shook her head. "Oh,no,"she said."In body,but not in mind.If you talked to her you must havenoticed that.In an emergency she would always behave like a frightened child." "Do you think that's what happened?Do you think she became -afraid?" "I should imagine,Miss King,that my mother-in-law insisted on Carol havingnothing more to do with you." "And Carol gave in?" Nadine Boynton said quietly: "Can you really imagine her doing anythingelse?"
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The eyes of the two women met.Sarah felt that behind the mask ofconventional words they understood each other.Nadine,she felt,understood theposition.But she was clearly not prepared to discuss it in any way. Sarah felt discouraged.The other evening it had seemed to her as though halfthe battle were won.By means of secret meetings she would imbue Carol with thespirit of revolt -yes,and Raymond,too.(Be honest now,wasn't it Raymond reallyshe had had in mind all along?)And now,in the very first round of the battle she