Prof. Cusins

I did not sleep well last. I do believe my reasoning is quite reasonable. After yesterday's conversation with Mr. Undershaft, I fear as to the direction of the Salvation Army. He said he can buy it! How absurd! I'll admit, I am a little mad, as every man in love is, but for him to call my love, his daughter, mad as well . . . who does he think he is? He hasn't even been in Barbara's life that long. It frightens me that a man such as him is here. The distractions Barbara must feel from her obligations because he is here now. I guess it is not necessarily my problem, but he is a threat to my two loves, Barbara and the Salvation Army. Money and gunpowder . . . HA!-Prof. Cusins