Chapter

 1  1,1|    II., and grandson, by his mother Henrietta Stuart, of Charles
 2  5,2| called the "Jane," after his mother; the "Van Baerle," after
 3  7,2|   had just detached from the mother bulb, pure, perfect, and
 4  8,2|     garden, had taken up the mother bulb, and, as we have seen,
 5  8,2|    1672, I have taken up the mother bulb of the grand black
 6 18,2|   last piece of gold; as the mother over her child; as the wounded
 7 20,2|   child of mine, if I were a mother. Only by becoming its mother,"
 8 20,2| mother. Only by becoming its mother," Rosa added, smilingly, "
 9 20,2|  care even much more for the mother." ~"To-morrow?" said Rosa,
10 21,2|      tone of an affectionate mother who grants a pleasure to
11 23,1|  watched over her tulip as a mother over her child, or a dove
12 31,1|       even as the bearers of Mother Cybele used to take turn
13 31,2|     forced the inexhaustible mother to be delivered of what