"You will set up your food business in first class style, and I think you can carry it successfully.

But Mrs.Weatherstone's right; she's got a new investment here that'll pay her better than most others--and be a growing thing I do believe." And still Diantha found it difficult to express her feelings.

She had lived under a good deal of strain for many months now, and this sudden opening out of her plans was a heavenly help indeed.
Mrs.Weatherstone went around the table and sat by her.

"Child," said she, "you don't begin to realize what you've done for me--and for Isobel--and for ever so many in this town, and all over the world.

And besides, don't you think anybody else can see your dream?
We can't _do_ it as you can, but we can see what it's going to mean,--and we'll help if we can.