Bouguereau William

Bouguereau William
"I do not require the use of your kitchen yet - thank you all the same, Mrs. Bunting. I shall come down later - altogether later - after you and your husband have gone to bed. But I should be much obliged if you would see that the gas people come to-morrow and put my stove in order. It might be done while I am out. That the shilling-in-the-slot machine should go wrong is very unpleasant. It has upset me greatly."
Bouguereau William
"Perhaps Bunting could put it right for you, sir. For the matter of that, I could ask him to go up now.
"No, no, I don't want anything of that sort done to-night. Besides, he couldn't put it right. I am something of an expert, Mrs. Bunting, and I have done all I could. The cause of the trouble is quite simple. The machine is choked up with shillings; a very foolish plan, so I always felt it to be."
Bouguereau William