"Well, not exactly an anarchist--communist--anyway, he has quaint
views on--things. Believes in the equality of the human race. An
extraordinary fellow, a dreamer, got a crazy idea of raising a
million to found a college, that's what he calls it, The Mother
College--can't stop now, darling, but please don't make a fuss of
him. He is just a little difficult as it is. I will tell you about
him some day." He bustled out of the room and the study door closed
with a thud.
Beryl Merville considered Ambrose Sault for a very long time before
she turned to her writing-table, where the unfinished letter to
Ronald Morelle invited a conclusion.