Monday, August 25, 2008

Andrea Mantegna Madonna with Sleeping Child painting

Andrea Mantegna Madonna with Sleeping Child paintingJames Jacques Joseph Tissot Journey of the Magi paintingJules Joseph Lefebvre Mary Magdalene In The Cave painting
intentions, gullibility, straightforwardness, lack of culture, abundance of wealth, and sentimentality. The wealth was certainly a fact: the manufacture of riot-matèriel (directed in part by his wife) had made him immensely prosperous, and the great post-riot demand in NTC for building-material, paper, and plastics (a line he'd branched into during the hostilities, when metal was scarce) promised to make him more prosperous yet: Ira Hector alone exceeded him and unofficial influence in Tower Hall.
"But things went kerflooey all the same?" I asked. I was eager now to have done with the story, which however had certainly illumined me on the subject of shook his headno, but in a way that I presently understood to meanYes, and I still don't understand it, or something similar. His speech grew no less at odds with itself from here until the end of his relation: an inharmonious amalgam of the several idioms I'd hear him employ thus far:
"Durn if I can figure what got to us, togethernesswise. We bought us a fine house

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