I must tell you something of this, for I know you will feel with me, Mr.Grail.' The reply was a look of quiet trust.

Egremont had not thought to get so far as this to-night, but Grail's personality wrought upon him, even as his on Grail.

He felt a desire to open his mind, as he had done that evening in the garden by Ullswater.

This man was of those whom he would benefit, but, if he mistook not, far unlike the crowd; Grail could understand as few of his class could be expected to.
'To form a society, a club, let us say.

Not at all like the ordinary clubs.