famous flower painting

She came out of the telephone box, noting as she didso the big newspaper placards –BIG TRAIN ROBBERY, IRISH MAILATTACKED BY BANDITS.
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　　Mr. Bollard was serving a customer when the shopdoor opened. He looked up to see the Honourable Elvira Blake entering.
　　"No," she said to anassistant who came forward to her. "I'd rather wait until Mr. Bollard is free."
　　Presently Mr. Bollard'scustomer's business was concluded and Elvira moved into thevacant place.
　　"Good morning, Mr. Bollard," she said.
　　"I'm afraid your watchisn't done quite as soon as this, Miss Elvira," said Mr. Bollard.
　　"Oh, it's not thewatch," said Elvira. "I've come to apologise. A dreadful thing happened." Sheopened her bag and took out a small box. From it she extracted the sapphire and diamondbracelet. "You will remember when I came in with my watch tobe repaired that I was looking at things for a Christmas