Peter Paul Rubens Rape of the Daughters of Leucippus painting

Peter Paul Rubens Rape of the Daughters of Leucippus paintingWinslow Homer Snap the Whip paintingWinslow Homer Gloucester Harbor painting
Typhon appears to be genuinely pained by Dunny’s reaction. His plump face puckers with dismay. His eyes, usually characterized as much by a sparkle of merriment as by their singular blue color, now cloud with sadness.This man is remarkably easy to . “If you succeed, then I succeed. Your interests are my own.”To reassure his benefactor that they are in full understanding of each other, Dunny says, “I’ll do everything I possibly can for Ethan Truman—always keeping a low profile, of course. But I won’t make any move against Corky Laputa.”“What an appalling piece of work he is.” Typhon clucks his tongue, but his eyes twinkle. “The world desperately needs God’s mercy as long as there are men like Corky in it.”read, open with his emotions, not in the least enigmatic, which is one reason that he’s so likable.[217] “Dunny, I’m truly sorry if you feel chastised. That wasn’t my intention. I just needed to clear the air. The thing is, I want you to succeed, I really do, lad. But if you’re to succeed, you’ve got to operate according to the high standards we originally discussed.”“All right. You’re more than fair. And I’m grateful to have another chance.”“Ah, now, there’s no need for gratitude, Dunny.” Typhon smiles broadly, his merriment regained