Salvador Dali The Crucifixion painting

Salvador Dali The Crucifixion paintingSalvador Dali Les Elephants paintingMark Rothko Orange and Yellow painting
that upset him the way he'd upset Uncle Ira. . . I can't say it right. . . but much as I hated him right then, it seemed to me he had someterrible need of his own."
I struck the sand with my stick, and Croaker growled under me. "If you sayhe spanked you too, I'll flunk him! There's been enough spankings!"
Max said nothing.
"It wasn't that," Anastasia replied. "He just had an awful look in his eyes -- I thought he was ready to cry himself, can you imagine? Then he told me in this strange voice that he knew very well I'd confessed on purpose to save Uncle Ira's Business, but he couldn't decide just why, and before he made up his mind whether to help Uncle Ira or not he had to know some things: Hadn't I really enjoyed it with those boys? And didn't I let Uncle Ira spank me so I could get what I wanted from him? Mind you, I couldn't tell which answers would be the right ones for Uncle Ira's sake. Also there was this awful need on Maurice'sown face, like if I said the wrong thing it would do something terrible