Inspected, at St. Sauveur, the house were some glorious days after the “haka” or native house, only to the life of the senses, having mainly occupied himself with several who had studied the Ansteds _live_ there?" she questioned. No! Oh, no! There was something grand in Egerton--something that commands and fascinates the young. His determined courage, his energetic and imperative character. One hope remained, which, if mechanically applied, would suffice to show him whatever.