"Gee, but I'm glad you're here!" he said.
"So am I," said Roger.

And with a little pressure of his hand on George's shoulder, "I guess you've had about your share.

Now tell me the news.

How are things on the farm ?" With a breath of evident relief, the lad launched into the animal world.
And soon he was talking eagerly.
* * * * * In the next few days with his daughter Roger found that George was right.
She had been through the worst of it.

But she still had her reactions, her spells of emptiness, bleak despair, her moods of fierce rebellion or of sudden self-reproach for not having given Bruce more while he lived.