Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve a hypothesis that is entailed by the premise.
Query: She started , and he had an idea that she changed colour , although it was too dim to be sure .<br>`` Selwyn ! ''<br>she exclaimed , putting out her hands .<br>`` Why , Selwyn Grant !<br>Is it really you ?<br>Or are you such stuff as dreams are made of ?<br>I did not know you were here .<br>I did not know you were home . ''<br>He caught her hands and held them tightly , drawing her a little closer to him , forgetting that she was Tom St. Clair 's wife , remembering only that she was the woman to whom he had given all his love and life 's devotion , to the entire beggaring of his heart .
In the passage, Selwyn Grant is the object of the speaker's affection.
Tim's wedding to his fiancee was beautiful.
Tom allowed his girlfriend's sister to stay with them.
Tom had sex with his wife.
Her husband was only hiding the ring from her
The couple love each other.
His wife was about to leave him.
Tom's girlfriend liked her little sister.
Henry's wife was married. 
She loved her new gown but her boyfriend hated it.
Tom planned to take his relationship to the next level of commitment. 
Tom's wife was active in the selection process
Sam loved a woman
Tom wanted to marry his girlfriend.
The speaker thinks Leslie loves him.
Ethel is concerned about being forgiven for confusing the two personalities that inhabit the body of her young lover. 
His wife could not stop crying to reveal what had happened to her.
He was considerate of her marriage
Ryan thought his wife was rubbing her feet against his, when in reality it was someone else from his family doing so.
The person believes in marriage.
My wife had been smiling.
Tom's girlfriend was taller than he was.
The passage is a quote from a short story by Lucy Maud Montgomery.
He was considerate of her marriage
She was not married