She recited Clarenceux's last phrases with such genuine emotion that I could almost hear Clarenceux himself saying them.
Cooke, Clarenceux, granted upwards of five hundred coats, and the two Dethicks twice that number in this reign.
I felt sure that she had remembered them precisely, and that Clarenceux would, indeed, have employed just such terms.
My love was independent of my will, and therefore the ghost of Clarenceux, do what it might, could not tear it from me.
Across the lower part of it ran the signature, in large, stiff characters, "Clarenceux."
