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"
He
's
a
radiant
boy
,
"
thought
Thornton
Hancock
,
who
had
seen
the
splendor
of
two
continents
and
talked
with
Parnell
and
Gladstone
and
Bismarck
--
and
afterward
he
added
to
Monsignor
:
"
But
his
education
ought
not
to
be
intrusted
to
a
school
or
college
.
"
But
for
the
next
four
years
the
best
of
Amory
's
intellect
was
concentrated
on
matters
of
popularity
,
the
intricacies
of
a
university
social
system
and
American
Society
as
represented
by
Biltmore
Teas
and
Hot
Springs
golf-links
.
...
In
all
,
a
wonderful
week
,
that
saw
Amory
's
mind
turned
inside
out
,
a
hundred
of
his
theories
confirmed
,
and
his
joy
of
life
crystallized
to
a
thousand
ambitions
.
Not
that
the
conversation
was
scholastic
--
heaven
forbid
!
Amory
had
only
the
vaguest
idea
as
to
what
Bernard
Shaw
was
--
but
Monsignor
made
quite
as
much
out
of
"
The
Beloved
Vagabond
"
and
"
Sir
Nigel
,
"
taking
good
care
that
Amory
never
once
felt
out
of
his
depth
.
But
the
trumpets
were
sounding
for
Amory
's
preliminary
skirmish
with
his
own
generation
.
"
You
're
not
sorry
to
go
,
of
course
.
With
people
like
us
our
home
is
where
we
are
not
,
"
said
Monsignor
.
"
I
am
sorry
--
"
"
No
,
you
're
not
.
No
one
person
in
the
world
is
necessary
to
you
or
to
me
.
"
"
Well
--
"
"
Good-by
.
"
THE
EGOTIST
DOWN
