Maternal relations. She realized that no man had ever placed a mantle of respect upon her as Sebastian did; respect for more than just her pretty face and her now lost ability to bear children. Across that world was written in letters of light, “Endowment of Motherhood. I could not keep away any longer. "Mr. Ann Veronica liked their relationship all the more because it was an unusual one. "Ah!" he exclaimed, "a letter, beginning 'dearest Aliva,'—that's your mother's name, Thames. He must be a sly fox to get out of the Mint without my knowledge. What do you think people will make of that? What will this lover of yours make of that?” At intervals Ann Veronica demanded to go, declaring her undying resolve to repay him at any cost, and made short movements doorward. And then as we went down you’d try to explain. Perhaps it was the recollection of those happy days. And thus it was that she came upon a book of Stevenson's verse—her first adventure into poetry.
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