leonardo da vinci the last supper

leonardo da vinci the last supper
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excitement.He had -mademoiselle will forgive me -"he bowed apologetically toSarah -"just passed through a moment of great emotional crisis.That is,he hadfallen in love.The exaltation of his feelings might lead him to act in one ofseveral ways.He might feel mellowed and softened towards the world ingeneral,including his stepmother -he might feel the courage at last to defy herand shake off her influence -or he might find just the additional spur to turnhis crime from theory to practice.That is the psychology!Let us now examine thefacts. "Ramond Boynton left the camp with the others about three-fifteen.MrsBoynton was then alive and well.Before long Raymond and Sarah King had atête-à-
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tête interview.Then he left her.According to him,hereturned to the camp at ten minutes to six.He went up to his mother,exchanged afew words with her,then went to his tent and afterwards down to the marquee.Hesays that at ten minutes to six,Mrs Boynton was alive and well. "But we now come to a fact which directly contradicts that statement.Athalf-past six Mrs Boynton's death was discovered by a servant.Miss King,whoholds a medical degree,examined her body and she swears definitely that at thattime,though she did not pay any special attention to the time when death hadoccurred,it had most certainly and decisively taken place at least an hour (andprobably a good deal more)before six o"clock. "We have here,you see,two conflicting statements.Setting aside the