There were a few things to adjust, and a few arrangements to make.

The greatest adjustment, perhaps, was when Jean begged off from that contract with the Great Western Company.

Dewitt did not want to let her go, but he had read a marked article in a Montana paper that Lite mailed to him in advance of their return, and he realized that some things are greater even than the needs of a motion-picture company.

He was very nice, therefore, to Jean.

He told her by all means to consider herself free to give her time wholly to her father--and her husband.