Thoughtless of consequences, they had all worked to save a life, valuable to so many.

Rowland, Owen, Miss Gwynne, Miss Hall, Gladys, had been thrown together at a time when the formalities of the world and the distinctions of rank are forgotten, and the tear of sympathy, the word of friendly comfort, or the pressure of the hand of kindly feeling are given and taken, without a thought of giver or receiver.

But they are remembered, and dwelt upon in after years as passages in life's history never to be obliterated--never to be forgotten..