Wrent

"Do you know a man called Wrent?" asked Lucian abruptly.

The Silent House Fergus Hume 1895

We -- that is, this lady and myself -- wish to know, firstly, how your husband came to be masquerading as Mr. Vrain; secondly, where we can find the man called Wrent, who employed your husband; and thirdly, Mr.. Clear, we wish to know, and the law wishes to know, who killed your husband. "

The Silent House Fergus Hume 1895

"Yes, and perhaps with the murder of Clear; but we don't know if the so-called Wrent committed the crime.

The Silent House Fergus Hume 1895

Therefore, giving no information to Link as to the little woman's whereabouts, Denzil told -- as coming from himself -- his idea that Wrent might fall into a trap set for him in the Pimlico House by means of Mrs. Clear's cypher.

The Silent House Fergus Hume 1895

He bought the cloak for the woman, visited the man Wrent at

The Silent House Fergus Hume 1895

"Wrent did -- the man who lived in Jersey Street."

The Silent House Fergus Hume 1895

If I knew why she hates Wrent, I'd be much more satisfied with her information.

The Silent House Fergus Hume 1895

You know -- at least Ercole told me, and I suppose Mrs. Clear told you -- that she corresponded with Mark -- Wrent, I mean -- in the agony column of the _Daily Telegraph_.

The Silent House Fergus Hume 1895

Wig and beard and venerable looks were all gone, and he recognised at once who Wrent was.

The Silent House Fergus Hume 1895

Lucian did not at once adopt the plan to net Wrent -- whosoever he might be -- invented by Lydia, and approved of by Diana.

The Silent House Fergus Hume 1895