Through her door curtain she could see the light from the study lamp. She ought to have written at once and told him exactly what had happened. She put a hand to the lad’s cold cheek and choked on a sob. He noted that she was fully dressed, that her hair was carefully done, that there was a knotted ribbon around her throat. She remembered abruptly that she was really living upon his money. His perception of her personal beauty deepened and quickened with each encounter. But when all was over, a sorrowful calm succeeded, and, if not free from grief, she was tranquil. "Put your arms about me. Never before had he seen a man like Enschede nor heard a voice like Ruth's. “Upon my word,” he exclaimed, “this is most extraordinary. It was painted in the early seventeenth century by a minor artist named DuPre.
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