Wyeth

His face had cleared of the frown it wore some time before, and Wyeth concluded his stomach was better.

Legs put Wyeth wise, when he inquired why Moore was up there so often, since he appeared to have no money.

Wyeth was a literary man now for the sake of gaining a livelihood; but he had studied it, as we know, from a modern point of view.

After this, both were silent for a long time; but Wyeth was thinking.