Love from GLEN Carley's second reaction to the letter was a sudden upflashing desire to see her lover--to go out West and find him.

Impulses with her were rather rare and inhibited, but this one made her tremble.

If Glenn was well again he must have vastly changed from the moody, stone-faced, and haunted-eyed man who had so worried and distressed her.

He had embarrassed her, too, for sometimes, in her home, meeting young men there who had not gone into the service, he had seemed to retreat into himself, singularly aloof, as if his world was not theirs.
Again, with eager eyes and quivering lips, she read the letter.

It contained words that lifted her heart.