Part 9 The realization that she was in love flooded Ann Veronica’s mind, and altered the quality of all its topics. “It’s—private. The flowers and turf, a wild strawberry, a rare butterfly, and suchlike little intimate things had become more interesting than mountains. " Almost the identical words of the boy. Its cavernous expanses equaled the upstairs of the house. She had tried him as a Crusader, in which guise he seemed plausible but heavy—“There IS something heavy about him; I wonder if it’s his mustache?”—and as a Hussar, which made him preposterous, and as a Black Brunswicker, which was better, and as an Arab sheik.
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