Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve a hypothesis that is entailed by the premise.
Query: I said nothing and gave no advice , not having lived seventy-five years for nothing .<br>I knew that Doctor John 's decision was manly and right and fair ; but I also knew it was all nullified by the fact that Marcella already loved him .<br>So much I knew ; the rest I was left to suppose .<br>The Doctor and Marcella told me much , but there were some things too sacred to be told , even to me .<br>So that to this day I do n't know how the doctor found out that Marcella loved him .
The doctor and Marcella did not divulge everything to the speaker.
The doctor didn't know what was happening
Doctor John's decision was a very difficult one.
The Doctor's favourite novel is called "Marcella."
The doctor's decision was not unjust.
The doctor is named John.
Marion Jones knows of the drug she got.
The speaker is obsessed with the doctor.
John didn't want to know who the dog was. 
John wanted to know how dogs find drugs
John was a doctor
The speaker wanted the doctor to notice him.
There is no evidence to show that Helen Clark's husband knew Dr. Scott. 
The murderer had been in love with the mans partner for years.
There was a doctor.
The narrator wants to know if Mr. Landry was given all the information
A doctor could have a name and contact information.
Mary Eliza Mahoney has met John.
Doctors can be told things.
Jill an Mary had likely met before
John couldn't find out how dogs locate electronic devices.
The writer wanted Jane for awhile.
One thing too sacred to be told is that Doctors cannot be named Marcella.
The person speaking has had three children.
The doctor found out that Marcella loved him after receiving a letter.