CHAPTER VI Sidney Carton, thought Ruth, in pursuit of a sing-song girl! The idea was so incongruous that a cold little smile parted her lips. No other man should touch her; she was Hoddy's, body and soul, in this life and after. His own peculiar genius—a miracle key to the hidden things in men's souls—had given him this immediate and astonishing illumination. The shouts of indignation—the frightful yells now raised baffle description. The expression, however, which would chiefly have interested a beholder, was that of settled and profound melancholy. Anna watched her from the windows, watched the carriage jolt away along the cobbled street and disappear. Dolby was portly and handsome. It was most amusing.
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