Then she taught it to Lee Stanton.

And when Lee danced with Flo, to the infinite wonder and delight of the onlookers, Carley experienced her first sincere enjoyment of the evening.
Her moment came when she danced with Glenn.

It reminded her of days long past and which she wanted to return again.

Despite war tramping and Western labors Glenn retained something of his old grace and lightness.
But just to dance with him was enough to swell her heart, and for once she grew oblivious to the spectators.
"Glenn, would you like to go to the Plaza with me again, and dance between dinner courses, as we used to ?" she whispered up to him.
"Sure I would--unless Morrison knew you were to be there," he replied.
"Glenn!...

I would not even see him." "Any old time you wouldn't see Morrison!" he exclaimed, half mockingly.
His doubt, his tone grated upon her.