Dressed in neat, dark-blue serge, Jason Otter had the quiet, self-composed air of a much-travelled man of the world. His clean-shaven face, framed by prematurely grey hair, was massively and yet abnormally expressive. Forehead and chin were imposing and commanding; but his effort was diminished and almost negated by the peculiar kind of restless misery displayed in the lines of the mouth. The man's eyes were large and greay; and instead of glancing aside in the way Darnley's did, they seemed to cry out for help without cessation or intermission.
(It's better to create than destroy what's unnecessary)
Friday, January 9, 2009
Wolf Solent - pg. 68
Labels: John Cowper Powys
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