Before we had thought only of our danger and cares, but now we had a vision of the reward.

Down in the mists lay a new world.

Studd had seen it, and we should see it; and some day the Virginian people would drive a road through Clearwater Gap and enter into possession.

It is a subtle joy that which fills the heart of the pioneer, and mighty unselfish too.

He does not think of payment, for the finding is payment enough.