Rembrandt Painting

Rembrandt Painting
Mr Cust drew himself up still further.A beam of delight irradiated hisface. "Do you know，I believe you're right!Famous!In all the papers.I shalltake your advice，M.Poirot.The money will be most agreeable-most agreeable.Ishall have a little holiday......And then I want to give a nice weddingpresent to Lily Marbury-a dear girl-really a dear girl，M.Poirot." Poirot patted him encouragingly on the shoulder. "You are quite right.Enjoy yourself.And-just a little word-what about abisit to an oculist?Those headaches，it is probably that you want newglasses." "You think that it may have been that all the time?" "I do." Mr Cust shook him warmly by the hand.
Rembrandt Painting
Mrs. McGillicuddy panted along the platform in the wake of the porter carrying her suitcase. Mrs. McGillicuddy was short and stout, the porter was tall and free-striding. In addition, Mrs. McGillicuddy was burdened with a large quantity of parcels; the result of a day's Christmas shopping. The race was, therefore, an uneven one, and the porter turned the corner at the end of the platform whilst Mrs. McGillicuddy was still coming up the straight.
Rembrandt Painting