That we must never--no matter whether he is cleared or--or--" Silence, then a little gasp, after which she added with an emphasis which bespoke the death of every hope: "She is very decided about it, Elwood." I hardly blamed the mother.
"I--I love Arthur.

I don't think him guilty and I would gladly stand by him if they would let me.

I want him to know this.

I want him to get such comfort as he can out of my belief and my desire to serve him.

I want to sacrifice myself.