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The excerpt represents the core issue or deciding factor on which you must meditate, and is drawn from Bucky O'Connor by William MacLeod Raine: "Sure, sweetheart I had forgotten about your mother's claim. We
can wait, I reckon," he added with a smile. "You must always set
me straight when I lose the trail of what's right, Curly Haid.
You are to be a guiding-star to me."
"And you to me. Oh, Bucky, isn't it good?"
He kissed her again hurriedly, for the train was jarring to a
halt. Before he could answer in words, O'Halloran burst into the
coach, at the head of his little company.
"All serene, Bucky. This is the last scene, and the show went
without a hitch in the performance anywhere. "
Bucky smiled at Frances as he answered his enthusiastic friend:
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