picture of the last supper

picture of the last supper
leonardo da vinci last supper painting
leonardo da vinci mona lisa
leonardo da vinci painting
had been ignominiously defeated by that hulk of shapeless flesh with herevil,gloating eyes.Carol had capitulated without a struggle. "It's all wrong!"cried Sarah. Nadine did not answer.Something in her silence went home to Sarah like acold hand laid on her heart.She thought: "This woman knows the hopelessness ofit much better than I do.She's lived with it!" The lift gates opened.The older Mrs Boynton emerged.She leaned on a stickand Raymond supported her on the other side. Sarah gave a slight start.She saw the old woman's eyes sweep from her toNadine and back again.She had been prepared for dislike in those eyes -forhatred
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even.She was not prepared for what she saw -a triumphant and maliciousenjoyment.Sarah turned away.Nadine went forward and joined the other two. "So there you are,Nadine,"said Mrs Boynton."I"ll sit down and rest a littlebefore I go out." They settled her in a high-backed chair.Nadine sat down beside her. "Who were you talking to,Nadine?" "A Miss King." "Oh,yes.The girl who spoke to Raymond the other night.Well,Ray,why don't yougo and speak to her now?She's over there at the writing-table." The old woman's mouth widened into a malicious smile as she looked at