He's as savage and suspicious as the devil himself. Such was the simple code that displayed itself in all his thoughts. Art was everywhere, underfoot in the form of mosaics, overhead in the form of architecture. At times he was brilliant and masterful, talked round and over every one, and would have been domineering if he had not been extraordinarily kindly; at times he was almost monosyllabic, and defeated Miss Garvice’s most skilful attempts to draw him out. She formed a habit which embarrassed Spurlock greatly, but at first he dared not complain. He loved Ann Veronica, he said; he was so mad to have her that he defeated himself, and did crude and alarming and senseless things.
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