Rancid - Name

She loved to have dinner with me, because she knew that they would feed her well here. She very closely watched her figure and ate only once a day, but loved that the food was plentiful and tasty. I asked her to come by nine, knowing that only at this time she had an appetite, and ordered dinner at half past nine. She arrived at a quarter past nine. She was dressed in a greenish-gray satin dress with a very low neckline at the front and no neckline at all; she wore a string of large pearls, expensive-looking rings, and on her left hand were diamond bracelets with emeralds from the wrist to the elbow. Two or three stones were really real. A narrow diamond diadem was visible in her blue-black hair. Even in the old days, going to a ball at Strafford House, she could not have looked more magnificent. We were in white canvas suits.