Franz Marc paintings

Franz Marc paintings
Fabian Perez paintings
Francois Boucher paintings
Greene for a blindness fool and Greene Leonid for a patch-eyed liar, nose-on-his-facewise. In vain Max and I hauled at them, lest they carry their new Tutoring too far; despite his recent fat and sloth Greene was formidably strong, as was his adversary. By the time Stoker unlocked the cell and nonchalantly fired his pistol near their heads, each had a thumb at the other's good eye.
"No-good Student-Unionist!" Greene muttered as we drew them apart. "Telling filthy lies about the sweetest gal in New Tammany college!"
"Oy," Max said.
"Blind other eye!" Leonid jeered. "Can't see anyhow!"
"You're the one's blind," Greene retorted. "Can't tell a virgin from a flunking floozy!"
They would have set to again, but Stoker and I got between them and pushed Greene into the aisleway. Not that he gave a flunk which fool killed which, Stoker assured them; but he thought it a pity to waste the spectacle on so small an audience. "It's time I