It came to Ann Veronica one night after a long talk with Miss Miniver, as a sudden remarkable thing, as a grotesque, novel aspect, that this slowly elaborating biological scheme had something more than an academic interest for herself. For a time she brooded on the ideals and suggestions of the Socialists, on the vague intimations of an Endowment of Motherhood, of a complete relaxation of that intense individual dependence for women which is woven into the existing social order. Capes looked at one and not over one, spoke to one, treated one as a visible concrete fact. " "Go, I insist," cried Thames, "or take the consequences upon yourself. And yet he knew clearly and definitely what he purposed to do, what the future would be. " This injunction was instantly obeyed. Part 6 These were Ann Veronica’s leading cases in the question of marriage.
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