‘Lawks-a-mussy! It’s Miss Mary. Here was the same Ruth who had left him a few minutes since: the same outwardly; and yet…! On the ninth day Spurlock was up and about; that is, he was strong enough to walk alone, from the companion to his chair, to lean upon the rail when the chair grew irksome, to join Ruth and his employer at lunch and dinner: strong enough to argue about books, music, paintings. I quickly ingratiated myself to Gianfrancesco, playing on his insecurities, drawing from his need for more and more power. CHAPTER XXIV Spurlock's novel was a tale of regeneration. (What was the name he had given her that day?) He was walking beside the chair upon which appeared to be a bundle of colours.
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