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Phil, my dear boy, really -- what's the matter? Why don't you answer? Have you seen the eyes?' Frenham's face was still hidden, and from where I stood behind Culwin I saw the latter, as if under the rebuff of this unaccountable attitude, draw back slowly from his friend. As he did so, the light of the lamp on the table fell full on his congested face, and I caught its reflection in the mirror behind Frenham's head.
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Jorge Castillo
reviewed Eyes on October 12, 2017
Eyes
This is one of Wharton's ghost stories, circa 1910, that is well written, good narration, but not all that creepy. The only things creepy here are the characters. An older gentleman, a writer, gathers a group of admirers around for dinner and story telling. Was Edith channeling her good friend, Henry James, here? Maybe.
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