Winnie

Only one day previous did he first experience the feelings of lust—unable to stop staring at Winnie at her brother's funeral.

It contained no note, but the address was in Winnie's handwriting.

But Winnie's numb brain was on another tack; she did not pursue the implications of Mrs. O'Leary's remark.

"The Cuckoo's got its feathers now, and has grown a very handsome bird," said Winnie, watching Rona as the latter walked away.

And, Jack, that's my turkey—my Winnie—and nobody but Betty knows anything about this box and this letter.

"Let's go in now," said Winnie, putting her arm through his.