It was when she told of the organising and despatching of the American Red Cross units to France, and more especially of her own unit, organised and financed by her father.
"I am awfully sorry he is not here to-day.

He would have loved to have seen you again, Barry." "And I to have seen him," said Barry.

"He is a big man, and it is fine of him to do this thing.

It's just like the big, generous-hearted Americans--they are so unstinted in their sympathies, and they back them up for all they are worth." "And how efficient they are," added the V.A.D.in warm admiration.
"This hospital, you know," turning to Barry, "is perfectly wonderful.
Its equipment! Its appliances! I have often heard our O.C.speak in the most rapturous envy of the Etaples American Red Cross unit." "And why should not it be ?" cried Paula.

"It's a question of money after all.