steward sufficiently
strong to make them willing to sacrifice my services to their
revengeful passions.

I fell to the meat and wine as greedily as a starving man, and was
eating very heartily, when I felt a light touch on my arm. I turned
hastily and confronted the girl whom I had brought away from the
wreck. Her hair hung loose over her shoulders, and she was as pale
as marble. But her blue eyes were very brilliant, and fired with a
resolved and brave expression, and I thought her beautiful as she stood
before me in the lamplight with her hair shining about her face.

"Are you Mr. Royle?" she asked, in a low but most clear and sweet voice.

"I am," I replied, rising.

She took my hand and kissed it.

"You have saved my father's life and mine,$25,100 plus interest at the rate of 7% per annum. FmHA's claim is the debtors' only unsecured claim.
The debtors filed an amended plan on November 9, 1987, which incorporated the agreements with FLB and FmHA, and no other claims were impaired.
Notwithstanding the agreement concerning the amount of its claims and the method of repayment, FmHA objected to the plan on the ground that the debtors could not meet the payments required by the plan  i.e., that the plan was not feasible. FLB withdrew its prior objection on that same ground and, after hearing the debtors' evidence, the court confirmed the plan over FmHA's objection on November 27, 1987.
Although the confirmed plan contemplated the sale of 240 acres to FmHA, the sale was never consummated. Instead, the debtors