” Part 4 They sat with tea and strawberries and cream before them at a little table in front of the pavilion in Regent’s Park. On this side was a razor with which a son had murdered his father; the blade notched, the haft crusted with blood: on that, a bar of iron, bent, and partly broken, with which a husband had beaten out his wife's brains. See!" she added, tearing the rag from her head,—"I had beautiful black hair once. That is so awful. Why was he there? why did the tempter dare to invade that sacred spot! She could not answer her own questions, but vague fearful suspicions passed through her mind. ‘I have not asked for this trouble from anyone. Be seated, and calm yourself. You'll tell me next, I dare say, that I recommended you to go and visit his mother so frequently under the plea of charity; to give her wine, and provisions, and money; to remove her from the only fit quarters for such people —the Mint; and to place her in a cottage at Willesden, of which you must needs pay the rent? Marry, come up! charity should begin at home. "Do you know anything further of Sir Rowland?" he asked. It would have been the right idea, had Ruth been other than what she was.
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