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The Monastery
Chap. XXXI
a foreign university, but had been long separated from each other; and the change of name, which the preacher had adopted from motives of safety, and the monk from the common custom of the convent, had prevented the possibility
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Henry Warden and the Sub-prior
of their hitherto recognizing each other in the opposite parts which they had been playing in the great polemical and political drama. But now the sub-prior exclaimed, 'Henry Wellwood!' and the preacher replied, 'William Allan!'—and, stirred by the old familiar names, and never-
