Miss Martha Marple was 40 years old but she was not married. She had a shop where she sold bread both fresh and stale. Stale bread was cheaper than fresh bread. One man came to Miss Martha’s shop two or three times a week. The man was not young but he was very pleasant .He wore cheap clothes but they always looked nice on him. The man was not healthy. He coughed, his eyes were red. Miss Marple wanted him to recover but she understood that it was difficult for him to go and see the doctor. Doctors and medicine were expensive but Miss Martha decided the man was poor. He always bought stale bread and never fresh.
Miss Martha liked the man very much. She wanted to help him but didn’t know how.
Once she had an idea. She put some butter in the stale bread. When the old man came to her and asked for his usual stale bread she gave him the stale bread with butter.
The next day the poor man came to the shop. He was very angry. He said he was an architect. “I used stale bread to take away pencil lines. Last night I finished a plan for a new office and began to take away the pencil lines. But your butter! … Now I can’t show my plan to anybody!” he said.

Match the parts to get entire sentences:
• The man was not young and never fresh.
• He always bought stale bread in the stale bread.
• She put some butter but he was very pleasant.
• The next day the poor man came to the shop.
• I used stale bread to take away stale pencil lines.