maud

Sometimes Maud was in the wagon too, to care for her.

The last thing he wanted was word to be passed to Maud.

There was no possible chance of a second meeting with Maud that night.

I cannot understand how Maud could have come to lose her head over such a man.

Maud spoke as one who had already thought it out.

Let Maud be number four in my roll call of our party.

Maud would do anything to be in this flat today.

Maud spoke then as if moved only by the elements.

There seems nothing to do but to treat Maud in just the same way.

Maud's reply was the last which George or any man would have expected.

I looked back at Maud, to identify myself, as it were, in time and space.

But Maud quickly finds out that her new life comes at a price.

"Do you know why they wanted me at Maud's this evening?"

Maud could have no reason that was not innocent for going there.

Maud could not stand, nor had I strength to carry her.

It appears that the couple may have had one child, Maud, but there is little information available about her.

She took the frog from Maud and held it up near her face.

Maud had two sisters and one brother, all younger than herself.

In the second part of the novel, Maud takes over the narrative.

Aunt Maud, sitting by the window looking through her post, looked up as she went in.

Each summer they go for a holiday in the country to stay with Maud's aunt.

The child's had her treatment, and now she's to stay at home for a couple of weeks before she goes to Maud's again."

Perhaps he had even decided to marry Maud and make an honest woman of her.

I do think you might take the trouble to speak to Maud."

"Now, this afternoon, why should you not take Maud for a long ride in your car?"