The quiet encounter and home-coming Ann Veronica and she had contemplated was entirely disorganized by this misadventure; there were no adequate explanations, and after they had settled things at Ann Veronica’s lodgings, they reached home in the early afternoon estranged and depressed, with headaches and the trumpet voice of the indomitable Kitty Brett still ringing in their ears. Why had Ruth married him? A penniless outcast, for she must have known he was that. And who is the man you are not allowed to marry? Valade, perhaps?’ ‘Dieu du ciel,’ exclaimed the girl, jumping up. She could still remember his face, the perpetually wet lips that turned down at the sides, his drooping Roman eyes. There was a sharp knocking at the outside door. But those days are over—quite over. I can no longer bear to address you by that formal madame. It was wonderful. Telling the porter that he would attend to the house himself, he bade him go in search of Jack Sheppard. She wants to be free—she wants to be legally and economically free, so as not to be subject to the wrong man; but only God, who made the world, can alter things to prevent her being slave to the right one. But, by Jove! it’s going to make our loving a fiercely abstract thing.
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