CHAPTER XIV Ruth lost the point entirely. No doubt he knew enough of his world to recognise that he stood little chance against the word of a major of militia. A man might be without relatives, but certainly he would not be without friends, that is to say, without letters. At present I cannot marry, I will not become bound even to any one. You’ll have to find someone else. She saw herself in very much Vivie’s position—managing something. Then I assumed a rather portentous manner to prepare him. “More than that, he arrived to-day at the boarding-house where I am staying, greeted me with a theatrical start, and claimed me—as his wife. About the Abbey and Abingdon Street stood the outer pickets and detachments of the police, their attention all directed westward to where the women in Caxton Hall, Westminster, hummed like an angry hive.
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