CHAPTER Eleven.
DONALD MARSH, President of Lincoln College, walked home with Mr.
Maxwell.
"I have reached one conclusion, Maxwell," said Marsh, speaking slowly.

"I have found my cross and it is a heavy one, but I shall never be satisfied until I take it up and carry it." Maxwell was silent and the President went on.
"Your sermon today made clear to me what I have long been feeling I ought to do.

'What would Jesus do in my place ?' I have asked the question repeatedly since I made my promise.

I have tried to satisfy myself that He would simply go on as I have done, attending to the duties of my college work, teaching the classes in Ethics and Philosophy.

But I have not been able to avoid the feeling that He would do something more.