The Good Companions · Character
Mr. Chillingford
Husband of Mrs. Chillingford.
minor
First appearance: i a wind in the triangle
Mr. Chillingford shows up with force in Miss Trant Takes a Holiday. The page is where that presence becomes real.
The rector of Hitherton, who has written a pamphlet on the church's history and is mentioned in the description of the village.
Mr. Chillingford first appears in 0068 i a wind in the triangle.
In Miss Trant Takes a Holiday: The rector of Hitherton, who has written a pamphlet on the church's history and is mentioned in the description of the village.
Later, in Chapter II: Suggests Miss Trant take a cathedral tour as a change; mild and ironic in manner.
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- Chillingford family and associates
- Good Companions troupe
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- Closing
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See Mr. Chillingford in i a wind in the triangle