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31. Wyatt waved, picked up his suitcase, and started across the meadow.

32. Wyatt hugged her; she had taught him how to swim two summers ago.

33. Carter had worked under James Wyatt, one of the first professional architects to recognize the Gothic style in the eighteenth century.

34. In his boxer shorts, wearing his glasses, Wyatt felt himself shaking.

35. Lord Wyatt, the Master, seemed to take every check and every lost line as a personal affront.

36. In 1938 Cranmer was asked to take over the captaincy from Bob Wyatt.

37. She pretended a greater surprise than she felt that the leader of those upon the bridle path was Lord Wyatt.

38. Inside, close enough to an open window to hear the crow, Wyatt was packing.

39. Wyatt was beginning to get a headache from all the white walls and the neatness.

40. Now, at certain times of day, sitting at his desk, Wyatt felt light-headed.

41. He stepped on to the elevator, and the doors closed in front of him before Wyatt remembered to get on with him.

42. And none for you, either, or for Jeanne over there, or Wyatt, or anybody.

43. A last ray of burning rusty light glanced off the monkey bars, where Wyatt remembered playing, himself as a kid.

44. Susan was teaching Wyatt how to stand on his hands.

45. Nora turned back to wait for Lord Wyatt, on the road between the Panshanger gate lodge and the stables.

46. By examining the coverage of the war over 20 years, Mr Wyatt convincingly disputes this view.

47. Wyatt had dabbed at his salad but so far had been unable to launch the meat on his plate into his mouth.

48. For once she took notice and Wyatt faded from the scene ... only to be replaced by another.

49. Eugene had brought the map back after a business trip, and Wyatt had promptly memorized many of the stops.

50. Her maiden name was Wyatt, but now she's called Hughes.

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51. Such noises made Wyatt wonder if Cyril bothered to use the clutch at all or had resolved somehow to do without it.

52. Mrs or Mme Wyatt wore patent-leather shoes and a smart brownish suit with a gold brooch.

53. She woke out of that dream, and Wyatt rubbed her back to help her return to sleep.

54. Wyatt heard scribbling or scratching in the background, and the chattering of what he took to be a fax machine.

55. Wyatt asked what township it was, and the kid said it was Harrisonville, at least he thought so.

56. Through the thick Plexiglas, on the intercom phone, Wyatt introduced Cyril to Susan.

57. His former classmate kept his eyes fixed on his food while Wyatt talked.

58. After she had left the office, Wyatt sat and listened to the ventilator go on and off.

59. A migraine headache instantly struck Wyatt, electricity tearing through a leaf and departed as quickiy as it had come.

60. It smelled of fish oil and something that made Wyatt think of a mattress that had been doused with beer.