'Yass,' he said, 'I haf some of Mr.Armour's work there.

This one, that one, all those remaining pictures--they are all the work of Mr.Armour.' 'I didn't know that any of his things were to be seen outside his studio,' I observed.
'So?
They are to be seen here.

There is no objection.' 'Why should there be any objection ?' I demanded, slightly nettled.
'People must see them before they buy them.' 'Buy them!' Kauffer's tone was distinctly exasperated.

'Who will buy these pictures?
Nobody.

They are all, every one of them to REfuse.' 'If you know Mr.Armour well enough,' I said, 'you should advise him to exhibit some of his local studies and sketches here.