The Home and the World by Rabindranath Tagore

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"The money, Queen? " said Sandip with his keen glance full on my face.

Amulya also fixed his gaze on me. Though not my own mother's child, yet the dear lad is brother to me; for mother is mother all the world over. With his guileless face, his gentle eyes, his innocent youth, he looked at me. And I, a woman -- of his mother's sex -- how could I hand him poison, just because he asked for it?

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