Claude Monet Water Lily Pond painting

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blocked their way.
"Look!" I seized his hair and my own-which was to say, my own and his -- and yanked both masks away, wondering what face Bray would show beneath. It was his own -- that is, a semblance of the one I doffed -- and people cried astonishment. My mother looked wailing from one to the other of us and clutched her head.
"I'mGeorge the Goat-Boy!" I declared bitterly to the crowd. "My diploma's false; I've failed everything --"
I could say no more for g; anyhow they were upon me -- seized me by the hair, and, seeing it was real, commenced to kick and pummel. Mother screamed, and was fetched from me. My diploma (the erstwhile Assignment-list) they stuffed into my mouth and bade me eat -- as willingly I would have, in self-despite, had it not been retchy sheepskin. When they hoist me to a sidecar-top and readied the noose, I could see Bray moving porchwards on the shoulders of the faithful. From the mansion-steps Reginald Hector held out his arms to welcome the true Grand Tutor -- nay, more, tore off his own shirt to