Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve hypotheses that are entailed by the premise.
Query: Then , all at once , down at the far end of the garden , I saw a woman walking .<br>I thought at first that it must be Mary Sloane ; but , as she crossed a moonlit path , I saw it was not our old servant 's stout , homely figure .<br>This woman was tall and erect .<br>Although no suspicion of the truth came to me , something about her reminded me of Hester .<br>Even so had Hester liked to wander about the garden in the twilight .<br>I had seen her thus a thousand times .<br>I wondered who the woman could be .<br>Some neighbor , of course .<br>But what a strange way for her to come !
I did wonder who the neighbor could be because I knew if was not hester nor mary sloane walking under the light of the moon at the end of the garden.
There were more then one person in the garden
The caller was a woman. 
The old lady thought it was July
The alleged agent mentioned had a female first name.
The garden name was inspired by a known botanist.
There is a goddess.
I thought at first that it must be the popular Mary Sloane
She was a woman
Hades is a mortal enemny of wonder woman
The garden was tributed in the memory of a botanist.
I had seen her thus only once.
Mary Eliza Mahoney was tall.
Jill an Mary had likely met before
Huge Blair was in love with Hester
The garden had a strong smell
The female knew the man a while.
She was named by a stranger
the suspicious neighbor was not mary sloane in the sunshine
The police were looking for another woman at the time
Wightman is a woman.
Marguerite Aimee Rosine Coppin was a woman.
I had never seen her thus.
I had seen her thus only once.
Something about her did not remind me of Hester.