Ferry left the line of caissons and took
command of the rear section. All that
the battery saw of Waring or his
mount the rest of the morning was
just after reaching the line, when the
jiepy colt came tearing riderless around
the field, joyfully dodging every at
tempt of the spectators to f-ajch him,
and reveling in the delight of kicking
np his heels and showing off in the
presence and sight of his envious
friends in harness. Plunge though
they might, the horses ctm npt join;
dodge though they might the bfetd
eold not catch him. Review, inspec
tion, and the long ceremonials of the
morning went off without the junior
first lieutenant of Battery X, yvh, for
his part., went off without ceremony of
any kind, Cfara's stylish team and
wagon with him- ThaJ, afternoon he
reappeared driving about the Lorrack
square, a pretty girl at his side, both
engrossed jn the music of the band
and apparently oblivions of the bot-tled-up
wrath pf either baftery pr post
commander.
"Be gorra!" said Doyle, "I'd like to
be in his place now, provided didn't
have to be in it to-morrow."
But when the morrow came there
was no Waring with it
(TO BE CONTINUED.)
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