Modern Art Painting

Modern Art Painting
"That's true-that's awfully true.The same thing happened afterBetty-died.Mum had bought some stockings for her as a present-bought themthe very day it happened.Poor mum，she was all broken up.I found her cryingover them.She kept saying:"I bought them for Betty-I bought them forBetty-and she never enven saw them.""Her own voice quivered a little.Sheleaned forward，looking straight at Franklin Clarke.There was between them asudden sympathy-a fraternity in trouble. "I know，"he said."I know exactly. Those are just the sort of things that are hell to remember." Donald Fraser stirred uneasily. Thora Grey diverted the conversation.
Modern Art Painting
Aren't we going to make any plans-for the future?"she asked. "Of course."Franklin Clarke resumed his ordinary manner."I think thatwhen the moment comes-that is，when the fourth letter arrives-we ought tojoin forces.Until then，perhaps we might each try our luck on our own.Idon't know whether there are any points M.Poirot thinks might repayinvestigation?" "I could make some suggestions，"said Poirot. "Good.I'll take them down."He produced a notebook."Go ahead，M.Poirot. A-?" "I consider it just possible that the waitress，Milly Higley，might knowsomething useful." "A-Milly Higley，"wrote down Franklin Clarke.
Modern Art Painting