ngly, at length,
a light in his eyes. He nodded up the aisle where the turfman was
entertaining the major and his wife. "There's a man, Sue, dear. A man
whose friendship is not a thing of condition nor circumstance. I will
always strive to earn, keep it as I will strive to be worthy of your
love. I know what it cost Drake to scratch Speedaway. I will not, cannot
forget. We owe everything to him, dear; everything."

"I know," said the girl, nodding. "And I, we owe everything to him. He
is sort of revered down home like a Messiah, or something like that.
You don't know those days of complete misery and utter hopelessness, and
what his coming meant. He seemed like a great big sun bursting through
a cyclone. I think he understands that there is, and always will be, a
very big, warm place in Cottonton's heart for him. At least, we-all have
told him often enough. He's coming down home with us now--with you."

He turned and looked steadily into her great eyes. His hand went out to
meet hers.

"You," whispered the girl again.

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