These boys, and the girls who had the supreme glory of being loved by them, must be the ones to revive the Americanism of their forefathers.

Nature and God would take care of the slackers, the cowards who cloaked their shame with bland excuses of home service, of disability, and of dependence.
Carley saw two forces in life--the destructive and constructive.

On the one side greed, selfishness, materialism: on the other generosity, sacrifice, and idealism.

Which of them builded for the future?
She saw men as wolves, sharks, snakes, vermin, and opposed to them men as lions and eagles.

She saw women who did not inspire men to fare forth to seek, to imagine, to dream, to hope, to work, to fight.