To that end, she learned Latin and Greek, and it was in the process that she became fascinated with books by Ancient Greek authors such as Homer, Pindaros, and Aristophanes. Besides these, she also enjoyed the works of Voltaire, Rousseau, and Waston-Craft."
Arthur took a drag on his cigarette, and the influx of nicotine started his brain rushing.
"The young lady's interests are quite broad; she is a religious enthusiast, yet she likes Voltaire... Hmm... let me guess, could she also be a deist? Does she believe that God created the world and humanity, but then did not intervene thereafter, letting the world operate according to its own laws?"
Mrs. Shelley replied with a smile, "You truly are an outstanding detective. Then guess, which one of your works is her favorite?"
"Which work?" Arthur asked, frowning, "Madam, I have only one work, the 'Hastings Case Files'."
"That's not all," Mrs. Shelley said with a smile. "There's also another, 'St. George's flag still rises'."
