Excerpt from Veronique, Vol. 2 of 3: A Romance
For the next fortnight, notwithstanding his former protestations to the contrary, Gordon Romilly tasted as much honey as can possibly be digested during a single moon. As soon as she believed herself to be unalterably and entirely his, Veronique cast off the shy reserve, which to the last day of her maiden life she had maintained towards him; and without in the least degree intrenching on the barriers of modesty, gave full play to the ardour of her feelings, and let her husband read every thought of her simple heart.
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