Waythorn

It is also known as Waythorn, Rainberry Thorn, Highway Thorn and

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He had to deliver right over the hill at Bickley; also go round by Waythorn, Roddam, and Pyeminster, whose names, like his own, were in Domesday Book.

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Waythorn felt himself reddening in anticipation of the other's smile.

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That strain was becoming momentarily more apparent to Waythorn, and when, at Cortlandt

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"If anything happens before Sellers is about, I'll see you again," said Waythorn quietly.

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TEN DAYS later, Mr. Sellers, still house-bound, asked Waythorn to call on his way down town.

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But in his heart Waythorn was sure of Haskett's single-mindedness; he even guessed in the latter a mild contempt for such advantages as his relation with the Waythorns might offer.

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Waythorn wondered vaguely since when Varick had been dealing in "important things."

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The newspapers, at the time of Mrs. Waythorn's marriage, had acquainted their readers with every detail of her previous matrimonial ventures, and Waythorn could fancy the clerks smiling behind Varick's back as he was ushered in.

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Waythorn grew used to the idea of Haskett's weekly visit.

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