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Lord Mountdrago
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“He knew by now that men were liars, he knew how extravagant was their vanity; he knew far worse than that about them; but he knew that it was not for him to judge or to condemn. But year by year as these terrible confidences were imparted to him his face grew a little greyer, its lines a little more marked and his pale eyes more weary.�
A superb psychological tale.
Dr. Audlin has been treating mental health issues ever since he had success with traumatized men during the war. He is patient, persistent, and surprised by his successes. His patient Lord Mountdrago is a cruel snob whose conscience has started to bother him. The story explores the blending of our subconscious world, the world we share with others, and the supernatural.
I adore Maugham. He’s yet to disappoint me.
A superb psychological tale.
Dr. Audlin has been treating mental health issues ever since he had success with traumatized men during the war. He is patient, persistent, and surprised by his successes. His patient Lord Mountdrago is a cruel snob whose conscience has started to bother him. The story explores the blending of our subconscious world, the world we share with others, and the supernatural.
I adore Maugham. He’s yet to disappoint me.
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I hope you get to him Margaret--would love to hear what you think. Thanks!

I have always liked him, but I haven't read The Painted Veil yet. Another of his stories I read recently that you might like is Before the Party.