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And it was worthy of remark that she appeared to be the only person among Winterfield's correspondents who was not acquainted with the address of his hotel or of his club.

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Scampering round and round the room, as an appropriate expression of happiness, he came into collision with the side table and directed Winterfield's attention to the letters by scattering them on the floor.

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Winterfield's voice, look, and manner satisfied me of this -- the true motive for his sudden change of feeling toward Romayne is jealousy of the man who has married Miss

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Romayne perceived an unusual formality in his wife's manner, and a strange disappearance of Winterfield's easy grace of address.

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In spite of Winterfield's reassuring reply to her letter, Stella instinctively suspected and dreaded the Jesuit.

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The tick-tick of the clock on the mantel-piece steadily registered the progress of time, and Winterfield's fantastic attentions were still lavished on his dog.

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Winterfield's lively enthusiasm had sunk in Stella's presence!

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I can, at any time, make the disclosure to Romayne which informs him that his wife had been Winterfield's guest in Devonshire, when she affected to meet her former host on the footing of a stranger.

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Father Benwell rightly conjectured that Winterfield's destination was the town in which his wife had died.

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It was not wonderful that Winterfield's cordiality should have been chilled by the cold welcome that he had received from the mistress of the house.

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