Time, quickly passing, brought Mary to another wonderful morning in the Story of her life.

Even as her father's death had broadened her outlook, so now Paul's heroism gave her a deeper glance at the future, a more tolerant view of the past.
On the morning in question, Helen brought Wally to the office.

He was now entirely recovered, but Helen still mothered him, every touch a caress, every glance a look of love.

Mary grew very thoughtful as she watched them.

The next morning they were leaving for a tour of the Maine woods.
When they left, an architect called.
Under his arm he had a portfolio of plans for a Welfare Building which he had drawn exactly according to Mary's suggestions.