Arthur Mervyn had been at school and at Balliol with Woodville, and was one of his favourite companions.
Dear Mrs. Woodville, bear with an old fellow who is under the charm!
There is also among these fragments a long passage, not used in Mathilda, identifying Woodville as someone she had met in London.
He was sorry to leave Woodville, and above all, sorry to be banished from the presence of Miss Bertha.
Colonel Woodville waved his hand and Slade, bowing, withdrew.
