] CHAPTER VIII Slowly Ruth entered her own room. Fortescue had not much ability to keep her sister, and a little while after her mother’s death Ann Veronica met Gwen suddenly on the staircase coming from her father’s study, shockingly dingy in dusty mourning and tearful and resentful, and after that Gwen receded from the Morningside Park world, and not even the begging letters and distressful communications that her father and aunt received, but only a vague intimation of dreadfulness, a leakage of incidental comment, flashes of paternal anger at “that blackguard,” came to Ann Veronica’s ears. " "I could make a fine sketch of him now," whispered Hogarth to Gay. ‘One of they Frenchies, that’s what I say—if it ain’t a ghost. But there was no feeling of remorse; there was only the sensation of exaltation. “There’s no delusions, so far as I know,” said Ann Veronica. It felt wonderful and golden to bask in the sunlight of their approval, even if their approval was fickle and dangerous.
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