"We were late, and he was the only one up; Gerald and Tod were in bed.
But he felt that it did not belong to him: words so sincere should be for Gerald alone.
The money which Gerald owed at Cambridge would be nothing if that other sorrow could be conquered.
Who wants visions in a world that has Agnes and Gerald?" He turned on the electric light and pulled open the table-drawer.
They landed at the wharf where the Butterfly was fastened, and before Captain Gerald had stepped on shore Sylvia called out: "Father!
"I do not know the child's name," continued Gerald the Glad; "but as I was riding in the forest I heard some one singing the merriest song!
The second knight was Gerald the Glad, who was so happy himself that he made everybody around him happy too; for his sweet smile and cheery words were so comforting that none could be sad or cross or angry when he was near.