famous animal painting

people,lawyers, clergymen; American husband and wife near the door, a French family near thefireplace. Nobody flashy, nobody out of place; most of them enjoying an old-fashionedEnglish afternoon tea. Could there really be anything seriously wrong with a place thatserved old-fashioned afternoon tea?
　　The Frenchman made a remark to his wife that fittedin appositively enough.
　　"Le Five-o'-clock,"he was saying. "C'est bien Anglais ca, n'est ce pas?" He looked round him with approval.
　　"Le-Five-o'-clock,"thought Davy as he passed through the swing doors to the street. Thatchap doesn't know that 'le Five-o'-clock' is as dead as the Dodo!
　　Outside, various vast American wardrobe cases andsuitcases were being loaded on to a taxi. It seemed that Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Cabot were ontheir way to the Hotel Vendome, Paris.