The Ghost by Arnold Bennet Chapter 13 Page 15

Deschamps became jealous of her because of a certain affair that happened at the Op�ra Comique several years ago — a mere quarrel of artists, of which I have seen many. That was partly the cause, but there was something else. Deschamps used to think that Lord Clarenceux was in love with her — with her! As a fact, he was not; but she used to think so, and when Lord Clarenceux first began to pay attention to mademoiselle, then it was that the jealousy of Deschamps really sprang up. Ah! I have heard Deschamps swear to — But that is nothing. She never forgave mademoiselle for being betrothed to Lord Clarenceux. When he died, she laughed; but her hatred of mademoiselle was unchanged. It smouldered, only it was very hot underneath. And I can understand — Lord Clarenceux was so handsome and so rich, the most fine stern man I ever saw.