He would go and live there with Mrs.Grail, his mother.

I said, when I wrote to Lyddy, that he'd go to the library just the same.

There was no reason why he shouldn't, Mrs.Ormonde.' She grew so agitated that Mrs.Ormonde, whilst asking herself what further light this threw on the matter, endeavoured to remove her trouble.
'Then no doubt he has gone, Thyrza.

We shall hear all about it very soon.' 'You think he really has?
We were to have been away for a week, and then have gone to live at the library.

Haven't you heard anything from--' 'From whom, dear ?' 'Anything from Mr.Egremont?
He was beginning to put the books on the shelves--I was told about that.