figurative abstract painting

Elvira Blake looked up at the sky, noted that it wasa fine morning and went into a telephone box. She dialled Bridget's number in Onslow Square. Satisfied by the response, she said:
　　"Hallo? Bridget?"
　　"Oh Elvira, is that you?" Bridget's voice sounded agitated.
　　"Yes. Has everything been all right?"
　　"Oh no. It's beenawful. Your cousin, Mrs. Melford, rang up Mummy yesterday afternoon."
　　"What, about me?"
　　"Yes. I thought I'ddone it well when I rang her up at lunchtime. But it seems she got worried about yourteeth. Thought there might be something really wrong with them. Abscesses or something. Soshe rang up the dentist herself and found, of course, that you'dnever been there at all. So then she rang up Mummy and unfortunately Mummy was right thereby the telephone. So I couldn't get there first. And naturallyMummy said she didn't know anything about it, and that youcertainly weren't staying here. I didn't know what to do."