Carter walked away with a flurried, heated suffocation around his heart and a joyous lightness in hisfeet. Of the first man he met he demanded, "Who was the beautiful girl in the rain-coat?" And whenthe man told him, Carter left him without speaking. For she was quite the richest girl in America.But the next day that fault seemed to distress her so little that Carter, also, refused to allow it to reston his conscience, and they were very happy. And each saw that they were happy because they weretogether.