Famous painting

Famous painting
"God bless my soul，"said Mr Downes，sobered into whispering. He got up.He looked suddenly old and shaken. "If you don't want me any more，gentlemen，I think I'll go home.I-Idon't feel very well." "That's quite all right，Mr Downes.I'll send a constable with you-justto see you're all right." "Oh，no-no，thank you.That's not necessary." "Might as well，"said Colonel Anderson gruffly. His eyes slid sideways，asking an imperceptible question of theinspector.The latter gave an equally imperceptible nod. Mr Downes went out shakily.
Famous painting
"Just as well he didn't tumble to it，"said Colonel Anderson."There'llbe a couple of them-eh?" "Yes，sir.Your Inspector Rice has made arrangements.The house will bewatched." "You think，"said Poirot，"that when A B C finds out his mistake hemight try again?" Anderson nodded. "It's a possibility，"he said."Seems a methodical sort of chap，A B C. It will upset him if things don't go according to programme." Poirot nodded thoughtfully. "Wish we could get a description of the fellow，"said Colonel Andersonirritably."We're as much in the dark as ever." "It may come，"said Poirot.Famous painting