 She had filled twelve large volumes of cloth-bound books with some 3,203 pages and more than a million words, displaying a blend of Victorian reserve and startling candour.The diaries were edited by the assistant editor of the Sunday Times W. F. Cater into two books, published under the titles "Love among the Butterflies" and "Butterflies and Late Loves".Cater had produced an abridged 340 page version of her diaries, for the popular market.